Hehe, that’s brilliant, well done to you, esteemed frog, love it 
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If you are going to make a movie unbearably long, one with Forever in the title seems like a good candidate.
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Wow, I never really realized before how directors plan for suspenseful music to turn mostly nonsense into a real scene.
Eh, Negativland was alright if you’re into their more experimental stuff.
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Thanks. Still working out the bugs so you can tweet your own results from the randomizer, but so far so good.
I don’t know if anybody else is laughing at this, but I’m having fun.
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Came here to make exactly the same claim after checking their songs on Wiki.
Me too. Being about the right age/sex helped things along!
Looking back I’ve just realised “Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me” may have been my first self-taught “multitrack recording”.
I remember dubbing the song onto cassette from the radio as a kid, figuring out each part on a yamaha keyboard, and layering them on the record function (complete with cheesy string section and pitch bending yamaha keyboard electric guitar solo).
Thanks for the memory jolt BB.
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When I got my first radio that could record to cassette I recorded the first song that I heard on thew radio.
I was never a big Heart fan but this one song I listened to so often since it was the first song on my first mix tape that it gets the nostalgic feels.
I didn’t graduate to multi tracking until 4ish years later. [Waves] Tascam portastudio.
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The last good U2 song was “Bad” from Wide Awake in America
If there were any good songs in 1995 I don’t think they were by U2 or on a Batman movie soundtrack
Okay, a couple days of experimenting and you can now tweet your own madlib creations directly to your own timeline.
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