Some old noise
 

I've been going through some cds of stuff that i have done about 4 years ago and i've found this.It's not my best recorded stuff as i remember playing and recording on rather rudimental equipment but i thought i'd share.If it's rubbish feel free to say so but keep in mind that i might cry a little.

http://www.badongo.com/file/1511102

I'll listen when I get home tonight.

....by no means bad!

Not now, but right now?

meh reminds me of like zelda videogame music

Perhaps its ambient?

I'm just messing with you, honestly. I am not mean.

haha
that made me laugh actually. thankyou.

The whole thing was done while i was doing this sound art course and you can hear it.My tutor used to assign us a specific type of envoirement to record and i would end up always mixing those sounds with my crap playing skills.It was recorded through a cheap keyboard connected through a minidisc player and tape recorder and it was so badly equalized it came out sounding like someone having a migraine.Wait,this is.......

....my attempt at a soundrack for a tv show that i loved as a kid.I should really upload this on the world music thread.

http://www.badongo.com/file/1511242

There's no stopping me now!More recent stuff.This is an actor friend called Richard(who uk tv viewers might remember for a brief cameo as a bus driver in 'Nathan Barley') reading in my living room from 'The Fall of the house of usher' to wich i mixed a piece of mine heavily influenced by Current 93.Pity his mobile phone went off at the end but we left it there because it broke through the intensity.
http://www.badongo.com/file/1511391

sonicl probably remembers him because i've introduced them to each other.

Bump!Am i that rubbish?Look,i'm about to slash my wrists now.

RUBBISH.

Just kidding, dear. I haven't listened yet. Devo is consuming my time currently.

Downloaded.
Listen later.

first noise kinda sounded cool.
Sounded like an icecream truck melting.

Downloading now.

nope

The second one wouldn't be out of place on a BBC Radiophonic Workshop record, but that's probably because of the recording - sounds quite crude which I don't have a problem with. What was the programme?

I'm just going to listen to the first one again.

I like this one especially. I've always had a thing for dialogue coupled with music.

Sandokan
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