Doesn't this track just make you want to bash your head into a concrete wall and wait to feast on the sweet pink ooze that drips from your skull?

No?

...Well, me neither. Still, turn your volume up past breaking point!!!!!!!

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From, 'A Briefing For The Ascent'

Cool request from KolyaKrasotkin

Any request for songs, let me know and I'll see what I can do.

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Ran into some old childhood items and was immediately inspired.

My experimentation with delay and PWM.
The images are of my nephew.
My crazy, crazy nephew.

Effects:
EH #1 echo
Boss RV-5

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DnB tune... :)

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Take out your MPC and play along as Bill Holland shows you how to bang out some beats on the Akai MPC500. In addition to sequencing your beats, Bill shows you how to compensate for slightly imperfect time, and if you want to throw some mean FX on some of the pad sounds, this video will cover all your bases.

See more on Gearwire.com.

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In this family , when you want to see inside yourself you get a freakin X-ray

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Artist: They Might Be Giants

Album: Apollo 18

one of my favorite instrumentals of all time, next to the works of Peter Banks.

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A load of random Warhammer pictures put to "TimeStar" by After The Fire, an 80's group that are back! Pictures (c) Games Workshop

Compilation HighElf_Tau 2007

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This isn't the official video - I don't think there is one. The song is the 1st track from the Vienna album & my favourite Ultravox track of all time. The video actually belongs to "Individual choice" by Jean-Luc Ponty. It took me a while to line things up. I did it years ago, but it still works for me - Enjoy! (Favourite bits - Train track. People chaos. Lock opens. Electric violins & lightning. Out of the tunnel. Superfast highway. Sun up.)

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