Full English Fry Up in a Chester-le-Street Dodgem      (06:23)

51 hi-fi plays, 2 lofi plays, 66 downloads, 4 comments

Perhaps a rather cautionary yarn, quite useful to those who insist upon piling and gathering recreation and requisite need in a single furore of accomplishment, complete with illustrations of an aural sort, presumably applicable even beyond the northerly reaches of England or at least Northumberland.

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Mental Anguish said, "One heck of a fry up here Master Buzz, indeed great work with the datawhore material, this is full of the classic buzzy sound & most of all its back to the basics! Fun Fun!"

padukem said, "No single furore of accomplishment this, Mister B. Indeed, it B one of many many many tingling sparks from the cusp of the Buzzsaw. The rhythms and noises lay down a path for all to follow out of north England to southern California and then right into the turbulence of Tierra Del Fuego for a cold splash of WAKE UP AND YAOW! "

davefuglewicz said, "Your new composition is very, very good. Congratulations unto you my friend, for occupying the numero uno position. I particularly appreciate the rhythmic elements of this piece, not only the traditional voices, i.e.; drums but the other loops that rock this piece with a tenacity that cannot be denied (especially the very last loop, :-) )."

datawhore said, "There was a time I used to think, I wish they were using *my* loops...and now they are! The Cinderella of this asymmetrically-decked mini-Titanic of tones has come of age! And here is yet more proof in a mix magical, musical and beloved for its appropriate fry-up imagery to a voluntary expat landed in The Realm. And in fact my own loops, in these deft hands, evoke all the glory of a large vegetarian served up at my "local", Franco's, where fry-up becomes and poetry and even the humble mushrooms may resemble a sonnet in fungus. Aw, shucks, thanks guys!"