I just recorded this stuff on my computer. I'm trying to prove the point that music created on your computer is just as cool as music that people(some) used to record on cassettes in cheap little four-track tape recorders years ago. Although *four-tracks are far less efficient and retro at this point, which is exactly why they seem awesome to all hipster kids around, they can still be used to create heartfelt and striking music. This was recorded in a fraction of the time it would have taken to record on an old tape recorder but with almost the same lack of overall quality. Indeed, the only factor present setting this apart from any recording made by some idiot sixteen year old is the fact that I'm twenty four. Analogue Forever!
"The Keep It Down Your Head EP"
1. Keep It Down Your Head
2. Spirit Journey
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track 1:
http://www.mediafire.com/?m1nnwyticqy
track 2:
http://www.mediafire.com/?yjjomdcm0wm
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o man you guys are sweet!
ReplyDeletewhy'd you name the second one spirit journey?
ReplyDeletei dunno, think you'd better ask luke.
ReplyDeleteYes. I am the one to whom all queries will be made and remain unanswered.
ReplyDeletePat named the song "Spirit Journey" because his own soul was once a transdimensional plasma living on the sidewalks of Lower Wacker Dr. His best guess is that it originally belonged to Andrew Jackson's dental hygienist. The dentist probably bought it for an exorbitant price from a Tunisian merchant in 1832. The song's title refers to the transdimensional plasma's downward spiral from highly valuable trade item to a plasma blob on the streets of Chicago.