Momentum Of A New Self Image (Down In A Hole Mix)      (10:20)

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Vox from the original track "Momentum Of A New Self Image" by Hal McGee. 29 loops used from Mental Anguish Open Loops 8 directory. All twisted, changed & manipulated beyond recognition, a bit of glitch thrown in for good measure.

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DJ Get Yo Fat On said, "Nice tuneage man, the loops are GREAT for this one!:)"

Q-Cut said, "Serious loop twistage indeed! creates a good atmosphere for Hal McGees thoughtful vox, as calm and also ominous as a span of still water..."

davefuglewicz said, "Very smokey and dark soundtrack to Hal's word voyage. Indeed it drew me in and wrapped me around voice."

buzzsaw said, ""Pontius, after having read my hendecasyllables, you ask how such a serious person as myself could write such a thing, and I do assure you I am not frivolous. To start with, I have always been a devotee of poetry and I composed a Greek tragedy at the age of fourteen. Of its quality, I cannot say, but indeed it was a tragedy. Later, as I stranded on the Isle of Icaria due to inclement weather on my way back to Rome from military service, I composed several elegiacs using the island the sea as themes, as well as an attempt at an epic after the fashion of Virgil. This is my first attempt at hendecasyllables. And how came I to make it? While I at my house at Laurentum, I was listening with the usual intensity of glee and awe to this newest work of Mental and was moved to compose a work of sublime quality and one that I would not hesiate to read at a public recital. Such thoughts, admitedly coloured in vanity and thoughts of glory animated my stylus. This was the result. '..time to write. Worthy the high opinion held of her, ...began laughing. my hard life happy. You never told us, so I suppose you didn't know... ...he listened with a look of dismay mingled with amusement My experiment will succeed. ...was mysteriously lost, and could not be found. her little jealous fear vanished forever, and she witnessed her fate.'I read this to Cornutus and Voconius who blanched and soon informed me that the Great McGee had composed this work first and I must desist from this work lest I gather accusation of plagerism. I was intruder, these works of Mental and McGee belonged together and I must withdraw, and in the usual awe. I did so at once, and quickly composed this triffle soon thereafter that you query me about so as to exclude myself from such rareified heights. Together they join in a lovely work that you must hear and soon before the usual clamour in Rome begins." Ther response of Pontius has not been preserved , but there is indeed a clamour in my esteem and wonderment over it. These latest bravoes attached to all thy others, Chris the Phinney."