If you were a pirate broadcaster, what's playing right now?

[somicide]

technically speaking, this is referred to as a tv track in the industry - usually that means it contains the songs hooks, parts of the chorus (literally, dubbed vocals), anything except the actual vocals to the song

with that said, its not actually an instrumental but basically matches the videos title somewhat. if anyone is paying attention and recognizes the very last part, its basically a quick remix of 19

enjoy

 

[doffo]

technically speaking, this is referred to as a tv track in the industry - usually that means it contains the songs hooks, parts of the chorus (literally, dubbed vocals), anything except the actual vocals to the song

with that said, its not actually an instrumental but basically matches the videos title somewhat. if anyone is paying attention and recognizes the very last part, its basically a quick remix of 19

enjoy

Reminds me like the old tracker style musics on the Commodore Amiga computer from back in the day.

 

[somicide]

Reminds me like the old tracker style musics on the Commodore Amiga computer from back in the day.

if i remember correctly (dont hold me to this, please), he used an emulator ii (the "synth" seen in ferris bueller), a prophet-5, dx7, among other things. thats pretty much the rundown though

theres also another track which uses several dx7 presets and sounds nearly identical at certain parts. as you can tell, i used to dig the hell out of records. thats a lost concept - everyone uses websites like whosampled instead of...you know...listening closely

 

[TM86]

 

[Cable Guy]

 

[dave457]

 

[somicide]

easily their best track

 

[Shadetree Mechanic]

 

[Brother DXer]

This young dude is on it!
Check back in two years....

 

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Joe

 

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Neal Peart is unbelievable at navigating time signatures.

 

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