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so mp3.com only allows 3 songs to be displayed at a time. So I'm not really going to wast my time with this page anymore. I'll leave these three up, and I'll continue writing on my www.yoyos.arepopular.com page.
word up.
kay, I lied.. I updated for my buddy kevin, he taught me what I know 'bout geetar.
-doc
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| neat music, sort of rap stuff.
its about the need to constantly control the way you feel through medicine or whatever. |
Label: better sleep through science
Credits: my big head |
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| Bass, Organ, and Sadness.
An example of minimal lo-fi tearjerker. |
CD: Drown Radio Therapy
Label: better sleep through science
Credits: st. louis |
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| An experiment. Its probably- no! Its definetly the oddest track I've ever laid down. I made it entirely on the Fourimen, a device I put together that creates and controls feedback. The sound to me resembles that of a theremin, there are no keys, just a pitch slider, volume slider, and tone, echo, and balance knobs. Sounds like a theremin, plays like a turntable and fader. |
CD: song of the week
Label: better sleep through science
Credits: doc pop |
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