Creature From Planet Hex

In an amazing double post!

Imagine how impressive this would be if anybody had actually played any drums for it. Golly!

Mom! Dad! The rocking finally got here!

Divests The

I don't know. What is this? Something.

Like a sports theme that wants to get down?

Are We Having Funk Yet?

Dila Uchala Jata Hai

Do you like the Electric Company?

How about that 12 Pinball song from Sesame Street?

I like both of them.

Can you tell?

Kip Grey - Soviet Epic

So some years ago I was involved in webcomics. They are like your local news paper comic strip but funny and on the internet. Just kidding, a lot are not funny also. It was a fascinating medium though. Being on the internet you had an infinite canvas, not to mention a real lack of copyright (which I am a big proponent for if you aren't just stealing stuff and claiming it as your own) so you could do all sorts of crazy collage work.

There were lots of other great things about it, but here's one that really stood out for me. The ability to not simply work with static comics. Being that it was on the internet you could use a number of programs to produce your work. I, often, used Macromedia's Flash (now owned by Adobe). The program allowed me to animate certain parts of a comic, or the entire thing. I once used it to depict time travel, causing the characters to go back to the beginning of a strip and interact with their past selves.

And, eventually, people began doing little cartoon shorts instead of comics. They got pretty popular, in fact. I had an idea for one of my own, but I won't give it away, this story is already way too long. Nobody is reading!

Let me just say, this is the theme to that never produced cartoon, made by a friend in the webcomics community, Kip Grey:

Download, along with fast and slow versions of the guitar riff.

GAZM - Like Your Mother (Demo)

Well you know how I wanted to add other music? Well I will do it.

This is an early demo of Like Your Mother by G*A*Z*M, a hot new group starting up in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Recorded on an iPhone. In my basement.

Formed from the ashes of Gold Rush, G*A*Z*M takes the high impact energy of a high impact energetic band you like and merges it with the cool smooth feelings of that cool smooth feeling band you like.

Here is the song:

Download This Shit

Koee Baat Nuhee

So I am sitting here in this room and Owen is sitting here and he is playing himself playing on a bass on his iPhone. And he is thinking to himself, "Self, I think I would like to send this to Joe's computer and thus have it on the internet." But he thinks out loud, you see, and I overhear him. I am perfectly okay with this. And I will do this. But not right this second.

Right this second is another garageband thing. For you.

I notice I have not been posting the links to these things as actual websites. I had really ought to so you can download it and then you can whatever I don't care. So here you go.

http://www.archive.org/details/MeatForce-KoeeBaatNuhee

Furthermore, if you go there and search "Meat Force" you are sure to find all the rest of the stuff I have posted.

Dark Face Blank

Happy New Years. Right? I think so.

But now back to regular life. Where's the fun? Heck, I don't know.

I've never been much for fun.

Here's another song though: