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wanted to make video games. I used to even make soundtracks for the
games I'd imagine, and that combined with nostalgia for the early days
of Nintendo has turned into an obsession with making intricate "8-bit
style" video game songs. A few of my favorites are collected at Tom 7 Entertainment System, and
hundreds more are sitting idle on my hard drive. Remind me to put them
up! I also made some software for creating real
authentic NES music.
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With my attention span dwindling
and my acquisition of a cheapo "Junior" size acoustic guitar, the
Album-a-Day
project was born. Part of the "Crap Art" movement, the
idea is for participants to create an entire album in one 24-hour
period. Now we have professional equipment, over 300 albums, and it's
gaining momentum—I invite you to join. We've gotten some press
in SPIN
Magazine, Reuters news wire, and Newsweek, among others. Check
out my own albums (the later ones are better):
Album-a-Day projects (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13  , 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 , 19, 20 , 21, 22).
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This is an old collection of songs (genre: "Acoustic Bedroom Indie
Rock") I made as a soundtrack for my old roommate's Bizarre Comic. Despite the name,
the Untitled.gif
Orchestra is just me and my guitar and sometimes my Homebrew
Plugins, Destroy FX. See
also N'SANO, our
boy band which was made by cutting up unsynchronized sound clips
of our geographically diverse members (singing to the "music in our
minds"). I haven't been making untitled.gif music for years, so one
of the two above is your best bet unless you're doing archaeology.
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