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hubu_phonk -> Dr. D's In-flight Entertainment (13/1/2012 11:26:26 AM)

L'arte dei Rumori, the art of noises.

Bring on the strange in my quest to find new (and old) music that astounds, amuses, confuses, leaves you indifferent or even provokes distaste. From the weird to the damn catchy. Anything from the very early experimental electronic pioneers, prog, jazz,disco and well just anything that bugs you out! I'm wanting to be inspired and have something new to listen to, so just wop it out and see what happens...

My current play to start, is a strange curio from Tony Burrello, 1953. It is the new sound.
http://youtu.be/29ZRjYh3Pg0


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Olaf -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (14/1/2012 7:45:50 PM)

Is this just for cool noises and stuff? If so, can't go too far wrong with this

[image]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_ErfTEq6__-g/TQvCDyNn1kI/AAAAAAAABlk/g7gO5EvjyqQ/s1600/conet.jpg[/image] one of my favourites.




hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (15/1/2012 9:47:35 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Olaf

Is this just for cool noises and stuff? If so, can't go too far wrong with this

one of my favourites.



Thats the spirit!

Never heard of this before and researched it straight away and i'm going to get my hands on this gem! i can see why it's an influence on those scamps from Boards of Canada. An excellent first post and i'll be passing this on to a good friend of mine who'll be very interested



Olaf -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (15/1/2012 1:32:52 PM)

Irdial is a great label in general for this sort of thing - the best thing is that they've made their entire discography free to download legally (http://www.archive.org/details/irdial). Conet is the standout by far but Stephen McGreevy's Electric Enigma is a wonderful piece of work as well. Great for listening to at 3am when tinnitus is keeping me awake.



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (17/1/2012 8:57:46 AM)

Yes Olaf, i had a breif scobe of thier site and it seems very interesting and i'm enjoying some of the tracks i've played so far ( the cleaners in the bar had a weird moment when they started at 9:30am whilst i was playing 'the lincolnshire Poacher' full blast, as in "what the fucks this!?!")
[image]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-rEOHxNF_9ZM/TlFaRGA9IjI/AAAAAAAAAg0/uQ_OErMAj0U/s1600/Ruth%2BWhite%2BBillboard11.2.68.png[/image]

The first artist i want to bring up is the powerhouse Ruth White, recently rediscovered in my music collection this week. She was of the thinking that previous electronic music was "Chaotic & senseless" (which i have no problem with!) and focused her classical training in this electronic medium to create some interesting pieces for performances and children's educational works (which is similar to one of my Favourite artists Bruce Haack, and i will like to look into the connection between early electronic music and children's development )

I'll be definitely try to check out her full works, especially with animation and children's records. For anyone wanting to know a bit more visit....http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_White_(composer)

The only albums i have heard are 'Seven Trumps From The Tarot Card And Pinions' and the record produced straight after (and reminds me of what little i have heard of Lydia Lunch) is
'Flowers of Evil'
[image]http://bp0.blogger.com/_ORjFf0-b4k4/SBXCdgFP-4I/AAAAAAAABzM/7MMicWbyPTo/s320/Folder.jpg[/image] [image]http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_gAQvSBZ2xDo/Rqk5MV9xYhI/AAAAAAAAABg/5pwEemWqW7w/s400/rwhiteid0.jpg[/image]



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (20/1/2012 11:55:06 AM)

This time, the mighty Bruce Haack
[image]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_vY8I5HvOvk8/S_qr3xptIZI/AAAAAAAAMzQ/lebJHDUhnXY/s400/l_f4a6107dd7c9d424b14b5a397dfdfe44.jpg[/image]


I just love finding more of his music and his influence on other recording artists. The first time i heard a song by him got me going, and just like Ruth white, reading up on them was very interesting and inspiring me to collect more. Bruce Haack was one of those truly gifted individuals who could turn his hand and mind to anything,. Again, like Ruth White, he did records for and inspired by children too, which adds to his fun sounds and compositions on a lot of his recorded material.
[image]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_WI5Alu_tOFs/RspNPFZGKEI/AAAAAAAAAPU/7WxlXeRsgns/s320/haack_bruce_electricl_101b.jpg[/image][image]http://s.dsimg.com/image/R-1193597-1226018933.jpeg[/image]

For any one wanting to know more visit ...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Haack

Here's the first song i heard, i still love it and the whole album after all this time. http://youtu.be/t7BCyF3xiY0

I've only just discovered this so i haven't had a chance to watch it fully, but here's the ( slightly poor visual quality) documentary about the man himself. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uukF9ODJyM



Olaf -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (10/2/2012 2:38:32 PM)

I didn't see the last post until just now, love it (the vocals remind me of David Lynch's album for some reason). Will have to track down some more of his stuff.

Bumping because I discovered the great Hans Reichel and his daxophone this morning. The only instrument I know designed to replicate the sonic frequencies of badgers, as you do. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnPH-K44ld8&feature=youtu.be
Which obviously led to me spending a few hours on youtube looking at random instruments like the glass harmonica (click) and a selection of Burmese percussion instruments (click).



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (11/2/2012 10:09:19 PM)

Haacks the man and an interesting scamp. Thanks for the tip off on the badger machine ( more of that sort of stuff please!) been out of the way of listening to music, especially the electronic sort as of late, hence no recent posts. I should go and hunt some noise and come back here soon

PS. the 'Lincolnshire poacher' is a daily starting work staple at the moment. gets me in the mood!

as i write this i'm listening to this bruiser from Gaslamp killer. http://soundcloud.com/gaslampkiller/the-gaslamp-killer-gaslampkillers-mix



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (15/2/2012 9:25:26 PM)

A new band i've just stumbled upon. Described as 'post industrial Americana'

The RPM Orchestra. Well i'm only one (very long) track in and its a trip of clicks, dusty whirls, apathetic voices behind closed doors, smoky empty neon lit side walk drones and broken wooden instruments, all slowly gargling towards their demise.

not bad

This track http://soundcloud.com/rpm-orchestra/rpm-orchestra-music-for-broken

[image]http://thefilmbarphx.com/Phoenix-Film/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/blossoms.jpg[/image]

(the only one i've heard) really reminds me of ( especially one track,the title i cannot remember) off a great collaborative album by Thurston Moore called 'Root'

Worth a sniff if it's your bag. check more on http://soundcloud.com/rpm-orchestra




hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (24/2/2012 2:17:40 PM)

It's been a while so here's another fantastic electronic artist with a bit of craic, the mighty French master of 'wonk-tronica' Roger Roger (aka Cecil Leuter, Archie Gun or Eric Swan)

[image]http://www.rfsoc.org.uk/photos/roger_roger.jpg[/image]

Like most early pioneers he has a great discography ( including his aliases) which i am still enjoying discovering. Again he was from a strong classical training background, moving towards creating innovative work in film, television and radio throughout his life. He also worked with childhood friend and fellow electronic-urchin, the fantastic Nino Nardini. He was one of the first, along side two fantastic artists i will cover later, Pierre Henry and Jean-Jacques Perrey to experiment with the Moog synth.

So far, like Bruce Haack, he has that sense of fun and childish wonky-mischief that makes him a joy listening to.

For more visit ( this site includes links to his aliases discography) http://www.discogs.com/artist/Roger+Roger#p=1&t=Releases_All

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[image]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_7St4jD20p0o/SHnoPDnxruI/AAAAAAAAGFA/NGly6GIqc5Q/s400/roger+roger+idiote.jpg[/image]

For a listen, here's the full album, 'Musique Idiote' http://youtu.be/dmeDZTntCHc

And as a side note, check these two fantastic Experimental, space-age Easy Listening compilations which you find a few nuggets from the great man himself.

http://youtu.be/6qJMKz_ZHGk

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hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (11/3/2012 10:53:55 PM)

A wee bump as it's been a while! Due to listening to the fantastic Okko Bekker album 'Sitar & Electronics' (CLICK)

[image]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_MaUI4SPD9nE/SqiuzSKwuJI/AAAAAAAAAQw/_-wniSj545c/s200/24.jpg[/image]

( Here's a wee taste (CLICK) )

I found this cheeky German Asmus Tietchens (now i get two conflicting stories here. 1. He's really Okko Bekker 2. Okko was his producer!! so further research is needed for the truth [:)])

[image]http://www.squidco.com/rer/Images/Arcane.Device.jpg[/image]

Either way i'm excited about having a good rummage into the discography of this avant-garde music composer (CLICK)

The only album i've listened to so far is Spät-Europa (1982)

[image]http://991.com/newGallery/Asmus-Tietchens-Spat-Europa-443135.jpg[/image]

It's full of synth soaked, scratchy, almost hollow, spasm filled pieces. They have that same feeling of fun amd play that you'd get off the early French and Italian electronic library musicians (like Roger Roger)but it does contain a more industrial, spacial and bleak edge weaved throughout. What he lacks in good ol' "wonk" he makes up in electronic atmosphere. At times i felt that he may of recorded the album whilst hunched naked in a huge concrete tube, left in a half built carpark. So one album in and i'm looking forward to hearing more and i'd advise anyone to give it a go (Song Link)



garvielloken -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (12/3/2012 4:37:48 PM)


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ORIGINAL: hubu_phonk



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WTF?? [:D][:D]

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ORIGINAL: hubu_phonk


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This is awesome. I'm really liking this Bruce Haack stuff.

I can't get the RPM orchestra stuff to work for some reason. Everytime I press play nothing happens. Do I have to sign up for the site for it to work?

Oh yeah, that Okko Bekker sitar stuff is amazing too. [sm=happy34.gif]



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (12/3/2012 7:11:31 PM)

Aye 'there's a new sound' was a pure accidental find one late night on you tube.
I'm glad you like old man Haack, he's a wee legend and as for the RPM Orchestra i just tried the RPM orchestra link. i could still play it even though i'm not signed in so i'm not too sure what the problem is[&:]. I couldn't find my original track post on youtube but here's one that sounds like someones trouser pocket has called you (CLICK)

Also on a 'Guitar Wolf' related note from the '...listening..' thread, i found these guys HIGH RISE. Great J-Freaks from the early 80's who's sonic 'psychedelic speed freak' assault (CLICK) make Guitar Wolf sound like Ugly Kid Joe [;)] I've only had the chance to listen to a few songs last night but i'll be checking out the J-lable PSR (CLICK)



Olaf -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (12/3/2012 7:23:05 PM)

I haven't been able to find much in the way of strange stuff to get properly excited about of late so I haven't been able to contribute too much, but I've been following your updates closely [:D] I'm glad you posted Tietchens above particularly, Spat Europa is amazing. I'm probably making a fairly spurious connection here (they're both German and synthy?) but Moritz von Oswald Trio are well worth a look in the same vein: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8-MNbX9G8I



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (12/3/2012 7:36:13 PM)

Cheers love [:)] Aye, i've decided to get my finger out and go through my music collection and even start collecting again so this wee thread is doing it's good for hubu happiness [:D]. I'll give the wee link a try. I need something to seriously get my freak out to at the moment !

And Tietchens, really looking forward to checking him out in greater detail. Really liked that album.

"And to all you wonderful man-beasts & she-freaks of the forum, L'arte dei Rumori is always open for you to post anything gloopy, wonky, slimy, noisy, mutant ..... well you get the picture"



garvielloken -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (12/3/2012 7:48:19 PM)

Hubu I think I love you. [:D] I'm discovering all kinds of amazing stuff here. High Rise are fantastic. Do you like Melt Banana by any chance? I've been freaking out to their 1300 Miles At Light Velocity album a lot recently.



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (12/3/2012 8:46:50 PM)

Melt Banana !!!!! [:D]

Now that is a blast from the past. I've got an album somewhere. Must be 10 yerars since i've heard them! i used to have them on mini disc (remember them?) with some Fantomas-Melvins on too (might get some of that again as i no longer have a mini disc player, go figure [:D])

Now talking of albums not listened to in 10 years, can't seem to find my cd by Aussie gabba-metal band The Berzerker (CLICK)

Love them just for the craic and they were a staple of my mix tapes for friends as i used to slap them in as a hidden, surprise head fuck, track. The best story of which is a friend whilst driving to the funk compilation tape i made him. He had it on full blast and in his words was "grooving along pretty happy" until The Berzerker jumped out totally unexpected causing him to loose concentration in panic and very nearly crashing into the car in front! i hadn't laughed so hard in ages. Tears and everything [:D][:D]

Here's a song taste (CLICK)



garvielloken -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (12/3/2012 9:04:20 PM)

Ah yeah I remember Berzerker. The kind of music that sledgehammers your brain and not the kind of thing you want to be shocked by when you're grooving along pretty happy. [:D]

I'm sure you will have heard of pretty much anything I can come up with but anyways here is some nice ear splitting techno/gabba.

[image]http://i1185.photobucket.com/albums/z354/richiemayhem9/54253.jpg[/image]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKyw-74yWk0



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (12/3/2012 9:22:14 PM)

Oh aye Venetian snares. Great stuff [:D] Again haven't wopped them out in ages, mores the pity. That song is tidy thanks [:)]

I know i have four albums somewhere but the only two i remember having are these bad boys....

[image]http://cdn2.pitchfork.com/albums/8303/homepage_large.bbc05e30.jpg[/image] [image]http://cdn3.pitchfork.com/albums/8304/homepage_large.553a95f7.jpg[/image]

And in the spirit of the thread for anyone wishing to feel that their head is being crushed, expanded and beaten all at the same time, give Venetian Snares a go. It's future machine gun fast and hyper glitchy-twicthy, with some bombed out mutant genre-mix up 'n' bass thrown in for good measure.

Here's one of my favs (CLICK)

Oh,and garvielloken, just keep em coming [:D] there's SOOOOO much out there to find, and i need all the help i can get !!![:D]



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (12/3/2012 9:54:58 PM)

Well as i'm in the neighbourhood i might as well do a fun post. This time a compilation that if you don't have, you must get. Nuggets compiled by Luke Vibert (aka Wagon Christ , an artist i may post about at some point)

This is the first of two compilations he compiled and this, the first one, is chock full of experimental, beat driven wonky gems. So if you've liked what's been posted so far, then check this out for some electronic inspiration. Get yer wonk on [;)]

Here's a few juicy tasters (CLICK) (CLICK) (CLICK) (CLICK) (CLICK)

[image]http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51TbbJ5IhoL._SS400_.jpg[/image]



Olaf -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (12/3/2012 11:23:00 PM)

Amazing compilation. What do you think of the second one? I actually think it's better than the first one, lots of British/European/South American/etc psych pop goodness.

Actually, even though I love both compilations, my knowledge of that fun period of psychedelia just before it became prog is desperately minimal. Any recommendations for that mid/late 60s strain of fuzzy guitars/psychedelic interludes would be much appreciated. In terms of stuff I'm looking for, this is one of the best albums ever basically:

[image]http://991.com/newGallery/The-Red-Crayola-The-Parable-Of-Ar-494400.jpg[/image]
(The Red Krayola - Parable of Arable Land)



garvielloken -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (13/3/2012 7:16:06 PM)

Again I'm sure you will have heard all this already hubu, but there is nothing like hearing some old stuff to get the musical juices flowing.

I gave Naked City's Torture Garden a blast last night. John Zorn is a madman on the sax.

[image]http://i1185.photobucket.com/albums/z354/richiemayhem9/nakedcity.jpg[/image]

Two of my favourites: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kCe1DLs1Kk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGkpIQZZN_w&feature=related



garvielloken -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (13/3/2012 7:22:44 PM)

Oh and taking a break from having my eardrums assaulted here's some Finnish prog/space rock. It's quite conventional really but nice and relaxing. [:)]

Moonwagon - Super Altar

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da3dK-lCdaU

Also, this Beggars Farm band have some nice spaced out stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQHU2q0CW5Q&feature=related



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (13/3/2012 10:14:11 PM)

Well thanks for the suggestions guys [:D][:D]

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ORIGINAL: Olaf

. Any recommendations for that mid/late 60s strain of fuzzy guitars/psychedelic interludes would be much appreciated. In terms of stuff I'm looking for, this is one of the best albums ever basically:


The Red Krayola, now they seem great! I'll be checking those out ASAP, awesome cover too [:)]

Any suggestions on 60's fuzz-beasts? nowt spring to mind just yet apart from anything by The 13th Floor Elevators, and this, one of my fave songs i found on a awesome comp i picked up for £3 !! The band is called The Id and the track is Boil the Kettle Mother ( i have a feeling i managed to acquire a handful of more songs by them but i'll have to check) and the comp is called Mind Blowers. Here's the track ( and it's great loud and turn up the bass [:D]) (click)

[image]http://www.green-brain-krautrock.de/img/sortiment/afterbuy7103_ebay.jpg[/image]

[image]http://static.rateyourmusic.com/album_images/adf07c11b26caefca066ab23235088e7/497475.jpg[/image]

It's not a total freak out but it is an awesome and surprisingly fresh sounding psych album from the late 60's. My best discovery of 2011. The United States of America (click) The whole album is fantastic

[image]http://www.qpratools.com/gallery/big/united_states_of_america-the_united_states_of_america-front.jpg[/image]

Have you've ever sniffed around the Turkish and Middle eastern way of arid fuzz? One guy i like is fantastic Erkin Koray (click) He's got tonnes of stuff if you want to spend the time rummaging through. You'll find some great music from that part of the world [:)]

[image]http://progressive.homestead.com/files/erkintutweb.jpg[/image]

You'll probably know this great wee album (the first one that got me hip to the fantastic 'Finders Keepers' records. And they've a couple of great artists and comps from the Middle East) by Turkish man-beast Mustafa Ozkent (click)

[image]http://progressive.homestead.com/files/mustafa_ozkent_orchestra_-_Genclik_ile_elele.jpg[/image]

Here's a few decent Compilations i have that i heartily advise you to have a good chew on....

[image]http://www.dustygroove.com/images/products/z/zzraksraksraks17golde_101b.jpg[/image]

[image]http://bp2.blogger.com/_j2wXLbpHeM0/R-JOgDNKj0I/AAAAAAAAAaI/xJokQV39nlo/s320/cover87597.jpg[/image]

[image]http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk227/oiboymcpist1/Folder-3.jpg[/image]

On that note there's an interesting label you may like. I have a few things off them and you'll find some fantastical whacked-out psychelicious gems. The mighty ARF! ARF! Records (click)

I'll have to trawl through my (badly organised) music folders for what you've asked me for but i know i have some stompers tucked away for you somewhere[:D]


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ORIGINAL: garvielloken

I gave Naked City's Torture Garden a blast last night. John Zorn is a madman on the sax.


Blast is definitely the word! And no i've never heard of them but i like [:D] To be honest i do like a wide range of music but i know fuck all TBH, so having this kind of craic on this forum is great for me. i love hearing new music or someone helping me get into a new/familiar genre or artist that little bit deeper. So big thanks to you guys and keep wopping out those audio bad-boys !! [:D][:D][:D]

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ORIGINAL: garvielloken

Moonwagon - Super Altar

Also, this Beggars Farm band have some nice spaced out stuff.


Now these two scamps! i checked out the links and i'll be giving them a proper chew when i get the chance! Good stuff [:)]

Here's something for when you're baked that i found a few years ago. I was dumb struck when i found it and just cannot tell if it was a joke, it's just so dead pan and the music just adds to the lunacy [&:] Anyway i reckon it would be a good back drop with the sound off whilst you play some Beggars Farm or even Guitar Wolf. Actually, It just soaks it up and will weirdly resonate any music you'll play[sm=52.gif] (click if you dare)

PS. you might like this if you've haven't heard it. I only have two albums by them so far but they have their own 'thang' going on. Dirty, industrial, experimental and acidic Chrome (1979)

Check this awesome stomper (click)

[image]http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41C2HYF4SRL._SL500_AA300_.jpg[/image]



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (14/3/2012 11:13:11 AM)

In regards to Olaf i was having a think and i remembered this awesome album i have by psychedelic Kraut-Rockers Brainticket. Unfortunately the only album i have is this called Cottonwoodhill and then a few songs peppered around my music folder!. If they sound like your thing i'd recommend them as a great listen. They're groovy, metronomic and heavy in places. For more info (click)


Here's a wee link to a mix of 3 tracks off the album (click)


[image]http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-ch82acyyTX8/TindGUL1S8I/AAAAAAAABW0/S2Jstyiw9vw/s400/Brainticket.jpg[/image]



Olaf -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (22/3/2012 8:59:44 PM)

I didn't see your last post until now hubu, cheers for the link (it's upsetting my brain in a very good way). I've been on a big kosmische binge the last 18 months or so, so I'm always on the lookout for more stuff really.

Also, this may be of interest to some of the patrons of this thread: http://www.pitchfork.com/news/45879-my-bloody-valentine-reissues-confirmed-at-last/ after years of listening to awful quality versions of the EPs, this is going straight on my 'things to get me for my birthday' list.



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (22/3/2012 9:28:25 PM)

Aye, i'm not a massive head but i always enjoy what i hear. So maybe i should dig in and just listen to nothing but Krautrock and the such for a while. Hope you like some of the recs anyway Olaf[:)]



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (22/3/2012 9:39:22 PM)

Just thinking there Olaf you seem to know yer stuff. get wopping out [:)] Love to see a Thread on your collection, i bet it's pretty juicy



Olaf -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (25/3/2012 10:19:41 PM)

Hmm, I think too much of my collection is healthy and well-adjusted to support an interesting thread. And I like this one too much [:D] though I might do a theme/genre one once I get all my work out of the way and if I can decide on what theme/genre. That or just spam this thread with reviews.



hubu_phonk -> RE: L'arte dei Rumori (25/3/2012 10:41:14 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Olaf

Hmm, I think too much of my collection is healthy and well-adjusted to support an interesting thread. And I like this one too much [:D] though I might do a theme/genre one once I get all my work out of the way and if I can decide on what theme/genre. That or just spam this thread with reviews.


Aye yer arse Olaf. I have have this sneaking suspicion you're not playing the full hand here and you have lots of beautiful, maddening gems tucked away. So, as the Bishop said to the choir boy, "Get em out"

I would be into a theme/genre thread if your'e thinking of cooking one up in the future. I love that shit [:)]



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