369 Reply by theghostservant

(56 replies, posted in Releases)

hey lets talk about how awesome all the tracks are

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370 Reply by theghostservant

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Jake Allison wrote:
theghostservant wrote:

well, I wasn't gonna say anything, but I totally sent you the wrong file on "His is the Victory". It cuts out at the end XD

do you want the question mark???

well, I've put it out on my soundcloud with a question mark, but it's not that big of a deal to me.

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371 Reply by theghostservant

(56 replies, posted in Releases)

Yes sir.

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372 Reply by theghostservant

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well, I wasn't gonna say anything, but I totally sent you the wrong file on "His is the Victory". It cuts out at the end XD

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373 Reply by theghostservant

(22 replies, posted in Other Hardware)

Shitbird's the man to talk to on this matter.

I've experimented with running vox through my Cube Street set to kill. It works, but like you said Dan, feedback all over the place.

And if you have the money, this little guy right here is the best solution:

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374 Reply by theghostservant

(167 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I'm gonna have to second Team Toothpaste's newest. He's got some tracks that are brostep-y, but most of it is old school, down-tempo dubstep. I've span that album too many times.

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375 Reply by theghostservant

(56 replies, posted in Releases)

Huzzah

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376 Reply by theghostservant

(135 replies, posted in Collaborations)

does this radio program get archived? the site's undergoing maintenance right now, can't check

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377 Reply by theghostservant

(51 replies, posted in General Discussion)

godinpants wrote:

Pick a fight with everyone in the crowd.

I was just at a Murder Death Kill show tonight. (hardcore band)
The one of the vocalists, in a joking fashion, punched people in the head during one of their songs.
The crowd was enamored thereafter.

I approve this advice.

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378 Reply by theghostservant

(58 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Benjeta, Da Funk Cover... so sad.

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379 Reply by theghostservant

(135 replies, posted in Collaborations)

BR1GHT PR1MATE wrote:

hardest thing was putting the dang thing in order GEEZ

should have enlisted me for that, I have an (now that I think about it) unnatural affinity towards making cohesive playlists.

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380 Reply by theghostservant

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BR1GHT PR1MATE wrote:

4 "omg bonus tracks"

The great mystery is upon us.

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381 Reply by theghostservant

(51 replies, posted in General Discussion)

SKGB wrote:
ChipsChallengeBand wrote:

drop G tune the guitar and fuck mad bitches
bitches love fucking mad bitches

fix'd that for ya bra

fix'd that fix.

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382 Reply by theghostservant

(135 replies, posted in Collaborations)

just sent in two

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383 Reply by theghostservant

(17 replies, posted in General Discussion)

the wtf is that they don't use any electronics on any of the songs I've heard.
for as many bleh kiddie bands that are gonna be at warped this year, there's enough good hardcore to make me go.
I mean, Every Time I Die is playing.

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384 Reply by theghostservant

(49 replies, posted in General Discussion)

now that I think about it, I"m not sure what sparks me to actually get a song done. I leave parts of songs all over the place, whether it be part of the music, or lines of poetry. My notebooks/scraps of paper are mostly one-liners, thoughts. Often I'll sit on the idea and general theme for a poem for around a month before I write the full piece out. But the process of collecting these pieces and dissembling them into a cohesive artistic expression is very loose. I think my biggest motivation to compete a song is the need to have it completed for either a release or for live performance.

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