deaf

seven more needed

It's OK, I have PMd Chris Moss

Correction, six more.

fresh deaf track

->

heres one I made just now

MC-202 & TR-606 Funtime

AC5.1.mp3Fetching info...

quick deaf remix of squees track in ylc

twomo

i submit deaf 3

got that one already

:o

lenny.mp3Fetching info...

Haha. Can I do a blind album cover for you guys?

Edit: beaten to it.

this is the cover

i didn't like how my last one turned out.

here's one where I took a bunch of piano/other samples i recorded with neumann mics, randomly put them in a sampler and sequenced them deaf

deaf_.mp3Fetching info...

I haven't listened to anyone else's deafness yet. Waiting to DL the album and listen in one session.

ps the album needs to be either sequenced randomly by a MP3 player, or blindly by writing all the songs down and ordering them with eyes closed...

Also, all the royalties should go to a single, randomly chosen artist. Me, for example.

I hope this album profits more than foley room.

that's duuuuum

I'm gonna put my two tracks in, sequence and tag all twenty, throw a cover together and then...I dunno.

  Glass Plate said:

that's duuuuum

queer

I have a feeling that all this will be retold in a long wikipedia article when deafcore makes it big, explaining how the most innovative people of this century revolutionised music, and how it all started with the young genious Fred McGriff (in this event he could be referred to as "richard james' twin").

"We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams."

I wanna hear them-.-.-.-

  TEXX said:

I have a feeling that all this will be retold in a long wikipedia article when deafcore makes it big, explaining how the most innovative people of this century revolutionised music, and how it all started with the young genious Fred McGriff (in this event he could be referred to as "richard james' twin").

 

"We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams."

It was Ludd that started deafcore.

Fucking revisionist historian.

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It was Ludd that started deafcore.

Incorrect, it was Fred McGriff who made the first deaf track. It's in YLC, "Experimental shit".