369

(93 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

Top 3 Favorite NES songs:



370

(2 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

Unless I am logged in, I cannot scroll through the pages of the music section, and sometimes the entire section won't even load until I log in.

I am using Ubuntu 8.10 with Firefox 3.5.8, haven't gotten a chance to test this out in Windows or OSX.

edit: a little more detail

371

(52 replies, posted in Collaborations)

WRITING A FUCKING TRACK FOR THIS RIGHT FUCKING NOW YOU SLAGS

No but seriously 10k, you rule. On and off the b-ball court.

tacticalbread wrote:
PlainFlavored wrote:

Art...Maybe.... BUT THIS MUSIC TOTALLY SUCKS!!!!!

NO U

America baby!

Art...Maybe.... BUT THIS MUSIC TOTALLY SUCKS!!!!!

375

(62 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I play the hell out of Kirby's Pinball Land, although I often cheat and put it in my underclocked DMG. hmm

I also have dozens of other games from ebay deals, and people give me their unwanted gameboy stuff.

376

(96 replies, posted in General Discussion)

infradead wrote:
e.s.c. wrote:

doing something thats a creative pursuit ONLY for money would be an example of the wrong reasons...so if the ONLY reason an artist makes music is because they figure its easier than a day job, then fuck them...thats some bullshit...and what ive been saying in this thread is general, not in relation to i fight dragons really, so you can quit jumping back to them

on the risk of getting more and more off topic

so if you can get a job doing something you like doing and its easier for you than a normal day job its for the wrong reason?

so by this logic people who make a living doing soundtracks, foley, and most other sound realted work are doing it for the wrong reasons? 
they're doing it for a living not for arts sake?

problem is arts not going to pay the bills.  and by the time you're at the stage it will you've been around long enough you are viewed to have paid your dues.  rather a circular argument

you can make music for music's sake when you can afford it.  but most of us have bills, mortgages, kids, and all those other real life things.  if you can do something you enjoy and make a living doing it i can see nothing wrong with that.

I think there is a distinct division between being paid to make music, vs. making music to get paid. 4mat works for a games company that tells him what style to write certain songs in for certain games, does that make him a sellout?

377

(223 replies, posted in Collaborations)

Dude's just a guy, bros. Challenge someone else.

378

(96 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Bit Shifter wrote:

attentive listeners will usually see that a mile off

~20% of their possible target demographic gone is not a huge problem for labels.

Also, I agree with Akira, mostly about everything he's ever said.

379

(24 replies, posted in Collaborations)

I might try my hand at a Blitz Lunar song for this, who knows.

380

(7 replies, posted in Past Events)

You've gotta finish that sequencer, it looks so sweet.

381

(32 replies, posted in General Discussion)

orgwell wrote:
PlainFlavored wrote:

You should tape this to the back of your thesaurus.

My bad, I'll use smaller words next time.

Well played sir, well played.

382

(32 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I also wanted to add that every single chipmusician I've ever met has been extremely nice, with the exception of one (and if you're wondering if it's you then it definitely is... Michael). You simply have the misfortune of cold-reading everyone's opinions via the internet.

There are, however, a lot of people surrounding the chipscene that don't make this music that are just horrible people, deserving of all the italics I can throw on adjectives.

383

(32 replies, posted in General Discussion)

orgwell wrote:

I can't back up your experiences myself, but since you're looking for "reasons," I'll take a wild stab.

Maybe a cumulatively developing reactive personality-type, based upon youthful social-outcasting.  This latter part could have gone hand-in-hand with societally 'frowned-upon' pursuits, such as video-games in this case.  After enough time spent delving intently into a niched subculture, maybe this reactive personality could manifest in a superiority complex, based upon that inferiority complex from youth.  ..Especially with the internet's great searching ability, perhaps some people just don't think any repeated questions are valid beyond a certain point.

You should tape this to the back of your thesaurus.

384

(38 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Stay away from Gameboy Pockets.