ChipMusic.org - hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-31T10:48:39Z

twas a fine set u played!

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-31T04:18:51Z

Lol yeah sure. Actually, you should find a gif of some stick figures dancing and project it onto some kind of screen and do that.

Or you could go up there and be like "Yo guys, I'ma start me some Mario Land" and put in LSDJ and be like "Woah, crap, you guys see this? That's not mario..." Then lay down some fat beat or whatever and get really into it, and at the end of it all be like "So yeah, 8 bit music isn't all about video games...you can make sick stuff with this hardware, unrelated to mario."

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-31T04:15:30Z

can the gameboy be bigger than us?

maybe we can bust out of giant polystyrene gameboys?

and have big stacks of polystyrene marshall amps in the background

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-31T04:10:12Z

No no no, what you must do is buy some kind of big paper or screen or whatever, draw two stick figures, and a poorly drawn gameboy, and play the show from behind that.

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-31T04:01:00Z

i really should get over to sydney again soon and play a gig somewhere. maybe we can do a guitar/bass/chip doom set gip?

lol we could stand/sit facing each other with a gameboy in the middle

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-31T03:47:30Z

apt-get they happen all the time actually.
Typically pocket music(run by dot.ay) in brisbane is monthly.

Soundbytes (run by celsius and dosprompt) in melbourne tends to be bi-montly (or it used to, now its whenever someone comes here)

Nerdstrobe (by 10k and the birdsrobe collective) and Death Rave (from abortifacient) in sydney are usually about one every two months, sometimes monthly, sometimes further apart.

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-31T03:46:10Z

not sure about other states, but soundbytes in melbourne happens about 2-3 times a year, i think? and there seem to be bursts of other related electronic shows in melbourne every now and then.

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-31T03:40:18Z

How common are chip shows in Australia? Hahaha

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-31T01:38:50Z

dosPrompt wrote:

Although from the merch desk I couldn't tell what the deal was with the "I would end you" and broken teeth at that point

haha, he said that to my girlfriend, something like "if i didn't have such a boner for redheads i would END you!" after she pulled him down off the stage.

also have i met you at one of the shows? i'm bad enough with putting pseudonyms to faces, let alone given names.

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-31T00:56:43Z

infradead and apt-get - so get over here for a show already I kind of wish my phone hadn't gone flat so I could have live tweeted. Although from the merch desk I couldn't tell what the deal was with the "I would end you" and broken teeth at that point
gip - I still think its hilarious that 10K is now a "them"
pselodux - the Aussie contingent's pretty strong here and the more the better!

if only Tom could perform with a mouthguard.... although singing would be a little tricky. Hope you have health insurance for blip Thomas

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-30T03:43:01Z

...son.

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-30T03:38:11Z

The second member of ten thousand free men and their families was relatively unharmed though.

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-30T03:26:15Z

yep it was a crazy night! about 4 or 5 of us jumped on 10k about halfway through his set. and my girlfriend picked him up off stage, sending him crashing to the ground and disconnecting the audio somehow (?) at least that's how i remember it. i was pretty smashed, heh.

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-30T03:24:55Z

You guys don't know the half of it.

Re: hello (obligatory pselodux introduction thread)

2011-03-30T03:16:25Z

Yeah, I'm totally lost haha