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Here is my take on Bud's party game.
1970'S. Radio Caroline ship MV Mi Amigo was a pirate radio station run from the high seas off the english shoreline. It was the ONLY decent radio station that played prog, metal and other forms of rock. I used to listen it it via a very old a.m radio which was always a challenge to tune into and find amongst other crackling distant languages and Morse code. Sometimes you could not find it at all, because the ship had run around in force 10 gales or ( as I liked to think as a kid) was hiding form the sea police who were trying to shut them down.
This contain 6 audio tracks and 6 radio parts.
The audio tracks are fairly experimental. Most of them are taken from tracks I had started and discarded, then reworked to fit into 30 sec segments. The last two track are from the start of my own sample drum banks I am beginning to make and record.
I hope the ad is not for real, if it is, you would never hear that kind of broadcast over this side of the pond. It was a bit explicit and too long so I broke it up with sweeping the eq to make it sound like an a.m radio. The radio audio comes form a.m sweeps recorded and mixed with some other noises and fun.
The Ashes has a few different connotations, one is a secret the other is the rivalry between the poms and the aussies.
Anyway, sorry to go on and on,,,, t'was good fun.
1970'S. Radio Caroline ship MV Mi Amigo was a pirate radio station run from the high seas off the english shoreline. It was the ONLY decent radio station that played prog, metal and other forms of rock. I used to listen it it via a very old a.m radio which was always a challenge to tune into and find amongst other crackling distant languages and Morse code. Sometimes you could not find it at all, because the ship had run around in force 10 gales or ( as I liked to think as a kid) was hiding form the sea police who were trying to shut them down.
This contain 6 audio tracks and 6 radio parts.
The audio tracks are fairly experimental. Most of them are taken from tracks I had started and discarded, then reworked to fit into 30 sec segments. The last two track are from the start of my own sample drum banks I am beginning to make and record.
I hope the ad is not for real, if it is, you would never hear that kind of broadcast over this side of the pond. It was a bit explicit and too long so I broke it up with sweeping the eq to make it sound like an a.m radio. The radio audio comes form a.m sweeps recorded and mixed with some other noises and fun.
The Ashes has a few different connotations, one is a secret the other is the rivalry between the poms and the aussies.
Anyway, sorry to go on and on,,,, t'was good fun.
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hackneybloke
brother steve. love the atmos. sounds fantastic on phones. why is it that radio noise is always so abstractly absorbing. love the passages in and out plus of course your signature guitar sounds.