FUN-LOVING JACK

It figures that I'd name a song "many versions" and then end up considering it done on the first version. This one is a pretty straightforward hip-hop track.

A bit retro perhaps... and short.

I dunno I'll file this under generic electronic or something. The theme lately is female voices. I should probably lay off that for a bit after this.

Slow electronic one. The theme lately is apparently medication. Take some pills.

Distorted static-heavy beat. Sort of lofi.

I dunno hip-hop-ish industrial? Maybe just techno. Whatever. Less distorted than the last one at any rate.

A slow industrial track with heavy distortion. PS. Apologies to feed subscribers who may have gotten this track more than once. Feedburner was showing the wrong mime-type and my OCD would not allow me to leave it like that.

This was a little snippet I had converted to mp3 and sent to a friend before the hard drive crash torched all. At any rate I'm rebuilding the track from an earlier save but it won't turn out the same.

A slow thick one. Due to a case of paralysis-by-analysis I wound up with 3 nearly identical mixes. At any rate I've messed with it for long enough so here it is.

Fast hip-hop or some kind of techno. If you have a preference use your imagination. I'm trying to keep it short and sweet lately.

A demoralizing hard drive crash delayed things for a long time here. Finally getting back to it.

Electronic track. Some paranoid snippets from American television. A lot of synth scratching that sounds almost vocal at times, like detuned moaning. Kept it simple other than that.

An upbeat scratch-heavy track with various orchestral chunks. I just couldn't hack this one down to a reasonable time (perhaps in another mix).

I get a kick out of conspiracy. An upbeat track, rather chaotic at times. Hip hop I guess. I'm too drunk to describe it.

Technically this is a remix of 597sounds4 but it's different enough to be a new song. Hard hip hop/techno.

A long techno/hip hop track with lots of beat juggling, movie sampling and synth scratching. Why do you exist?

This was an entry for the battle of the bits (where you must use a democratically elected selection of samples to write a song in 48 hours).

Reasonably hard, fast and chaotic techno-industrial track with a bunch of little chunks of words from old documentaries, big pads and crazy beat changes. Amplitude modulation everywhere.

A techno track that is more melodic than usual. A collaboration with Matt Woo.

This version is all scratched up. Harder all around but still breaks into a nice fat swelling. I have half a mind to delete the older versions. Features the same twisted ramblings.

A semi-pretty tune until distorted beats take over.
Drums mangled with the stereobox pro.

Basically the same as the last version but with more going on scratch-wise. Smooth hip-hop-ish beat groves on for a while. Features various twisted existential ramblings.
A copy is just an identical image...

Hip hop track with off-center beats, some scratches and all that.
"You will do what I tell you to do"
Sub-bass may be too low for some speakers.
(extra credit if you can feel it)

A laid back hip-hop track. "That's impossible!" Ah, Star Wars.

A scratch-heavy track that is a combination of hip hop and hard techno. Very stereo.

NIN was offering up their protools sessions for general remixing so I grabbed them and messed around with them for fun. I didn't mangle it beyond recognition because if I did that I may as well have called it my own song. This was the result.

Dirty-hard synth-heavy track.
3rd part of a 16:27 long song.
Some crazy beats.
Tried for some intensity.

Dirty-hard synth-heavy track.
4th (and last) part of a 16:27 long song.
Some crazy beats.
CRAZY I SAY!
God damn it. LISTEN TO ME!

Slow hip-hop track with plenty of beat juggling and creepy humming.
"...you must be stopped."

A laid back retro groove. Hip-hop-like.
Skywalker.

A smooth, laid back and upbeat techno track.

Hard hip-hop-type track (fast and hard).
Scratched up.
"the most cruel sights you have ever seen"
"can not match the shock of this"

"should be done"

Less hard but fast hitting and shorter tech track...
The remix for Whitenoise's flash game.
I kept the typo. (semi-clever, eh? ..didn't think so)

Kind of new-wavish, slow song.
Details everywhere.
The word "seven" drops because this was the 7th track on an album.

Hard super-fast techno (techno?) track with a huge beat.
Rather epic sounding in theory.

Hard hitting electechnotra (sorry) track...
Loud...

Strange track. Hip-hop-like beat with massive bass.
Eventually big synths hit.

A hip-hop track with a bunch of samples strung into a religious narrative/montage.
May offend but I like it.

Hip-hop-like track. Pretty light and upbeat.
Features the sampling of a cold war presidential campaign add.
"...we must die."

Grooving laid-back beat and rhythm-heavy track.
Seems kind of old-fashioned 'til it all breaks down.
"...until someone turns out the lights on this small planet."

After a long intro a rather massive and hard track that's probably almost industrial. Mean synths and a slow big beat. Why start low? The top is much nicer.

A smooth, quiet track that builds up and up.

Techno track with airy synth stuff.

Swelling distorted synths with delayed beats add up to rather industrial track. Now that I'm listening to this I should probably go back and tidy up some of this older stuff.

My god how depressing can one sample be? Ah well.

Smooth melodies and bass line with semi-distant and increasingly distorted beat. Techno as well.

Rather generic two-step techno thing.

This track was the beginnig of a period where I tried to rock it with guitar sounds. I've got a ton of tracks like this in the late 300's. The first one is probably the best. Funny how that works.

An old techno, out-of-phase, beat-heavy track.

A very relaxed beat-based track. Hip-hop, more or less. I was smoking a lot at the time.

This one's a bit jazzy? Not sure. Definitely different though.

This track was probably the beginning of my habit of cutting strings in and out all the time. A pretty downbeat and dark track.

This was probably the first song that anyone claimed to like at all. Did alright at mp3.com back in the day at any rate. Features a kind of distorted, wah effect on my bass that I plugged into my computer with a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter (RadioShack style).