A Mellow didjereedo drone based sleazey 303 groove suitable for acid heads and other assorted journeyers of various persuasions and directions that may or may not be going anywhere near where this track is bound, which is nowhere, and thats what matters isnt it? No, is the answer to that.

Credits: Buzzsaw and The Shavings Open Loops, Ed Drury Guest Artist, Mental Anguish Open Loops, Omnitechnomatrix Open Loops

Deep in the bassline research department, a mystery potman & friend have a smoke while taking care of some groove based business.

Credits: Ed Drury Guest Artist

You are just one little piece of the universe, your made of stardust... if you will. When you sit and think about said universe, it is that universe thinking about itself, you're nothing to do with it. In fact, "you are not" is an adequate way to describe you, and me, and everyone else... and we're all going back where we came from, in the cold dark ground.

Credits: Mellow Jeremy Guest Artist, Mental Anguish Open Loops, Ed Drury Guest Artist

I recently wondered, whos got the best bell, an Ensoniq Mirage or a Korg M1? Well, what proceeded was a messy and gruelling attempt to find out.

Both keyboards on opposite sides of the room, Mirage on the left, M1 on the right, snarling at each other with keys like gritted teeth, who was going to win? and the battle commenced.

The warm dark sound of the Mirage bell made an appearance, eerie and atmospheric as it was, the M1 was having none of this and fought back immediately with its clanking evil Tubular Bell.

The computer meanwhile, was furious about the whole affair, these two old beasts getting all the attention. It spat forth a beat, a stupid crazy fly slamming beat after an Ice-T fashion.

As the battle went on, a Supernova sat perched under the desk just taking care of all matters bass related as usual. Smugly antagonised the participants, teasing them with some non bell crunchy rhythm sounds.

Needless to say I ended up getting dragged into this mess, fighting the faders to try and keep everything in some sort of order, all the microchips in the room were now involved in someway, all jostling for position, trying to get their sound noticed.

It didnt help matters when Cystems grinding guitars appeared in the mix providing even more anger to fuel the warring chips and keyboards.

After about 4 minutes I could take no more and was killed in battle. As far as I know the war is still going on and all I can do now is hope to God that Cystem makes it out of there alive, or at least his soul manages to escape the sonic filth somehow.

Good luck squire.

Credits: CYSTEM Open Loops

Ahhh yes, I must bid you good day my dear Sir! A track that makes no attempt whatsoever to behave normally, and belongs well in the new genre "So Far Off The Wall It's Down The Street".

Uses vocals by Buzzsaw.

:-)

Credits: Buzzsaw and the Shavings Open loops

Uses Guitar loops by Mental Anguish.

Credits: Mental Anguish Open Loops Mix

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Credits: Contagion, GEMAfreie-welten Guest Artist, Mellow Jeremy Guest Artist.

What would happen if you killed someone by accident, but it looked sooooo much like you did it on purpose ? Better bury him in the garden and never speak of it again, thats what ...

Credits: Mental Anguish Open Loops, Ed Drury Guest Artist

Bit of a mixture of ambient sounds, Chris's guitaring and it goes a bit trancey in the middle.

Credits: Mental Anguish open loops

A very, very moving musical piece in G +/- 0.618 Hz

Credits: Buzzsaw Open Loops, Mental Anguish Open Loops, Omnitechnomatrix Open Loops

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The Potman
"I concur with Dave on the Q-Cut road show rolling along, high caliber slice of green alien buzzing through my ear goggles 1 listen, 2 listens & on it goes :-)" -- Mental Anguish (on 02/23/08 06:25:10)

The Potman
"The Q-Cut road show continues to smoke the highest caliber of pipe worthy tracks. I could listen to a brick of this all day and into the night." -- davefuglewicz (on 02/22/08 23:50:42)

The Potman
"If I could only do a bit of time travel. Where did you find those samples, they sound like Tony Blair." -- Sam (on 02/22/08 14:56:55)

Lets Bury Him In The Garden
"I'm on my third listen now and it keeps getting better and better. This is a very exciting and cinematic piece, very successful in invoking the different moods of the "storyline"." -- davefuglewicz (on 01/01/08 19:41:09)

Lets Bury Him In The Garden
"Thats some piano intro going on here super nice :-) Dirty filthy beats, grinding basslines, piano parts flowing along nicely caressed by some lush synths, wild vox parts for good measure :-) all flowing rather nicely with some didge for punctuation. Piano's back again in the outro, So I say Top Track "Q" Top track indeed! I may have to bury this one in my garden, should help it grow I say :-)" -- Mental Anguish (on 12/31/07 18:54:25)