colab 1986 Reviews	. permalink Wed, Sep 9, 2009 @ 8:26 AM Nice. I love what you’ve created here - simultaneously very messy, very dark and musically interesting. Great effects throughout - really good production. Only nag is this: the ending is too abrupt. :)
SackJo22 6921 Reviews	. permalink Wed, Sep 9, 2009 @ 9:12 AM This is way cool! Dark, intense — great match for Kritsin’s unique and penetrating vocals. Like Colab, I was startled by the abrupt ending (I wanted more!). And yes, upload the music as well! (If you need input on how to do that, just holler.) That way, the musical conversation continues! (you can find some discussion on the musical conversation in the forums.)
	. permalink Angles11 Mon, Sep 14, 2009 @ 9:00 PM wow, I really appreciate your reviews! I didn’t think anyone would dig such a strange monstrosity! Do I upload seperate stems for guitar, bass, etc? Don’t know how this part works. Thanks again!
	. permalink SackJo22 Mon, Sep 14, 2009 @ 9:04 PM Yeah. Upload each part separately. You do this by clicking on “manage files” and then “add, replace…etc.”
	. permalink Angles11 Mon, Sep 28, 2009 @ 12:15 AM Slowly starting to upload stubs. I uploaded Guitar, Bass, and Drum stubs as additional files, 192k mp3. I hope that’s correct. I played the guitar, bass; the Drums I made on the iPhone with Beatmaker. So I didn’t know what category to select. Another question (sorry :) The “templeblock” sample I started with, it came from a magazine cover, even though I mangled it real hard core, changed the pitch and rythem, still I wont post it unless I replace it with a cleared one. The crazy stuff in the beginning (not yet uploaded, on another computer) I played, but the radio chatter I think came from Nasa, so I assume I’ll have to search for cleared radio chatter too. I figured I’d lay it out there and ask. That crazy beginning I never thought would eventually have Slippershell vox on top.

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