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taking a simple spoken phrase too far
madder than you
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Over 40 years experience in electronic music and sound design along with a refusal to color inside the lines musically speaking and varied but definitive style
Howdy Kids! Some of the tunes posted here are the result of collaborative efforts, but most were solo creations ;) Some are remixes of other's work and demos of other's software creations/tools...but all were created because they had to be. For some of us, music is a compulsion- much like breathing. Hope ya like the tunes- I did'em because they had to be done.
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Electronic • Experimental Sounds
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#1,779 in subgenre Peak #7
Charts
Peak #652
Author
Madder Than You aka blortblort
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2008
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September 06, 2008
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MP3 4.3 MB • 128 kbps • 4:42
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4:41mins of pointless outertainment used: Live 7 sampler demo Speakerphone GURU your tolerance and time (sorry. this may be a departure from what you may have come to expect from my tunes!) I really cannot describe this. It's weird ridiculous and funny...to me... but I can "explain": I've always had sort of a strange fascination with repetitive pieces using spoken phrases. They have a weird "two level" effect; first there is the ...tedium of hearing and cognitively understanding the words in the phrase(s) and secondly, there is the inherent rhythms and cadnence that are created in spoken phrases that don't evidence until repetitions make them obvious. I realize that the numbing repetion may occlude any "Ah, now I *see* the sailboat" effect (remember [url=http://www.vision3d.com/sghidden.html]those weird 3d images[/url] that were so pop in the 90's? the rhythms are the "sailboat" in that sea of weird dots...) probably none of this approaches a sensible post...then again, remember the source ;)
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