rollin around hard here in the classic famicom style
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]]>my tribute to mr iwata. all hal titles with the exception of the first track, which made it almost entirely too difficult to do this, because that first track was the first of all the vgm that i did. but here it is. dudes death is is too heavy for me. thanks for checkin out the tunes if you did.
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hey you got to the point where you have so many hours of recording that it no longer fits in teh TSSATTICShawn's a great drummer and has great taste, everyone should check out a random sample of his work
not to mention his more formal covers and tracker files!
yesterday was the 6th anniversary of c&s stock reports..i started making these recordings in july 2009 to learn songs i was into, get better with my mixing skills, get better at my playing. some of it was practice for shows, or used for remixes. this was basically a big secret that i started to feel guilty about keeping a secret.
theres many vgm'z, and many chips by different friends that ive learned from over the years. i dont have anything from that 09-11 period up yet, but its coming after i remaster it a little bit. uploading large .flacs to bandcamp is very stressful on my feeble internet connection. hard to say how much of that earlier stuff was super listenable for sharing, some of it probably is. but whats up here is some of my fav briskets that have came outta the oven. so far in 2015 thus far, i've done 267 stock reports, so thats a pretty high average for multiple sessions in a day and as you can imagine, theres a lot. right now theres 25, maybe 30 hours worth of music up there from the tss universe and all other universes and a good bit of it is quite intense, im sure its overwhelming to go through this material but i tried to make it as palatable as possible when i started doing this. a good bit of it was to be able to learn from my mistakes, you may not hear mistakes, but i do. but hey, if you enjoy chiptunes, and you enjoy killdrumming, you'll certainly enjoy these. dig it.
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