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The recording idea failed due to a) stupidity b) lousy equipment.
8bitpeoples will be producing a DVD anyway, so those who were interested will get their chance to see the festivities.
And now, sleep.
edited 3:49 AM EST December 1, 2006
Also, now that the recording idea has failed, what are you going to do with the equipment?
Picked up a few CDs. Herbert Weixelbaum was awesome, as was Rabato (not to say the others weren't also awesome, but these guys really stood out!)
*takes out guitar*
*strumma strumma strumma strumma*
AND SO I WAS BANNED
AND MY BRAINS WER CANNED
OW, OW, OW *headbanging*
I DEMANDED AN EXPLANATION
BUT THEY WERE TOO BUSY YIFFING TO RESPOND
MASTURBATING WITH THEIR CHEESE GRATERS
AND IN THEIR COCKS WERE CRATERS
LA LA LA LA LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
I GUESS THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOUR AN ASS LIKE ME
BUT YOU KNOW, IT'S FUN TO DO SUCH A THING
EVEN IF IT MEANS LOSING YOUR ABILITY TO RHYYYYYYYME
*mild applause*
edited 10:47 PM EST December 3, 2006
Day 3:
I made it in time for the end of the This Spartan Life screening and for all of 8 Bit, which was a fairly interesting documentary (the sort of thing I might want to show my family to explain what the hell I'm into :)
The show...
I finally got over my antisocialness and met virt, chibi-tech, and others whose names utterly escape me. The show was great, can't really do it justice in words... Bud Melvin was funny and skilled, TouchBoy did a 20 minute (at least) mix that had me spazzing to the beat the whole time, don't let me leaving a name off the list indicate that they weren't awesome, virt has a much more detailed rundown of everyone.
I stayed for the whole show, which ended after 2 AM, which meant I missed the last train out of Penn Station, so I took the PATH with virt, Prozax, and cibi-tech back to Jersey. I then waited two hours in Newark for the next train, walked a few miles home from the train station, and promptly passed out.
Day 4:
This was the day of the Big Names... Jeroen Tel is incredibly good at what he does, and a good showman, too, picking the notes out of the air (though not nearly as energetic as, say, Nullsleep). Portalenz was great, after they instructed everyone to "BUY OUR CDs" I went over to the CD sale section and said "I want to buy their CDs", two of which are nice low-volume productions exclusive to blip festival with handwritten labels.
YMCK was just as crazy-cute-happy JPop as one might expect, a bit too happy for me.
Neil Voss seems not to perform very often, his music was great but he was pretty much just standing up there pressing buttons (not that that wasn't what nearly everyone else was doing, but they looked a lot more excited about it). He reminded me vaguely of Elijah Wood. After his set I stalked him around the room for a while until I could get his attention, introduced myself, complemented his work, and asked him about USF.
"Have you ever heard of USF?"
"I think so, but I'm not sure why..."
"It's a ripped format for N64 music-"
"Oh, yeah, Ultra Sound Format."
It turned out that not only had he heard of it, he had downloaded the player and rips and was entertained at how accurately it reproduced the bugs in the original playback software. He took down my email address and signed my program with "ROCK THE USF'S".
Awesome.
Took the PATH back again (I had taken it in this time, it actually makes more sense than the other route I'd taken), then helped chibi-tech run across Newark Penn Station with his luggage so we could make the train that was already in the station.
Best 4 days ever. Despite the troubles associated with getting there and back, and the huge amount of money I spent on transportation, food, and CDs, I regret nothing. I took some pictures with a black and white disposable camera that I bought from a guy who kept trying to sell me a digital camera at lower prices, but at that point I was almost out of cash.
COME NEXT YEAR AND BRING YOUR AWESOME!
edited 11:50 PM EST December 4, 2006
<DarkLancer> i wanna know the fetish of fucking a vacuum
edited 1:47 PM EST December 8, 2006