so it was more like, he comes up, asks, 'mind if I take this chair', and I said, 'sure'. You bitches should still be jealous, though. 

I wouldnt argue with him!!

(Jealous) 

that's helps my ego. I do know one famous musician, personally. But I think he is overrated, writes his songs in a way that is bait for Rolling Stone music critic types, and is a jackass in
real life, so I wont mention his name. 

No....Shambler has no interesting celebrity tales. 

one time, before they were really famous

so THERE!!! 

on the internet 

made obnoxious remarks towards me, too! 

No....Shambler has no interesting celebrity tales.

Someone once said you DJ'ed, and DJ's tend to meet everybody that rolls through town. 

The first track from distran's 2008 solo album is now available for listening and download from his myspace page.

http://www.myspace.com/distransitive

The track, 'Cristo Zatten Gaylord', from the upcoming "of webs and friends" album, is a frivolous, wry and sometimes deeply disturbing piece...much like the person who inspired it.

Enjoy!

Other tracks being worked on at the moment include "Smabintor 08" and "Joy; Luck; Sympatico". Keep your ears open... 

Nice track !! 

that sounds really cool! Ambient but not invisible... dark but not morbid... 

http://parampararecords.com/?parampara=release&id=PRPRCD001
fantastic free psychedelic chillout / ambient goa that is. 

Dongas Tribe - Rainy Night in the Bell Tent
http://www.archive.org/details/rainy_night_in_the_bell_tent

These were british anti-highway counterculture guys and nomads. And how nice and passionate they play! 

in Ambient, Chillout, Psychedelic, Goa, Dub etc visit me at http://enjoys.it
RSS subscription recommended. ;) 

Been rating this recently. Currently listening to The Destroyer's album on Epileptik, well banging.

Also been linking Manu Le Malin's sophisticated Biomechanik Vol 3 on Uncivilised World, and some of Hardoholic's Global Disorder on BEAST Records.

And have ordered the Nordcore GMBH mix CD from Epileptik (have always rated Lord Nord's excellent productions), Biomechanik Vol 2 (to complete the collection), and the ultraclassic Technohead 3 compilation on React (just class stuff).

Life is best lived at 220 bpm... 

It's cool. 

It's brilliant. 

Not sure if you people know Ugress and Shadow Of The Beat, two projects by Gisle Martens Meyer from Bergen (Norway). He's been producing and releasing music on the internet for years, and it's quite brilliant in my opinion. It ranges from very cinematic, soundtrack-like tracks to excellent dance tunes with great vocals, all very atmospheric.

Anyway, you can listen to his latest albums for free on last.fm:
http://www.lastfm.com/music/Ugress/Unicorn

And here's the latest Shadow Of The Beat album:
http://www.lastfm.com/music/Shadow+of+the+Beat/The+Shadow+Vault+-+Entities+2000-2007

Hope some of you enjoy his stuff. 

Big fan of electro-industrial, Dark-elektro and Death-Robot music personally. Fave bands are Allied vision and Front Line Assembly. 

I should commend here the soundtrack to "Ravenous," by Michael Nyman and Damon Albarn. It is unconventional, odd, and extraordinarily effective in capturing a simultaneously sinister and absurd/amusing mood. This movie is a cult classic (I've seen it far too many times) but it would be nothing without this music (which I often listen to by itself). 

TARMVRED 

That song that plays at the end, when they're lieing in the bear-trap, bleeding to death sends shivers up my spine!

Anyone got a link?

I didnt know who it was by though. I've seen it advertised as a CD on the net... 

http://kwix.shackspace.com/cavestory/tracks/ 

still listening but so far this has the ambling pointlessness of a zip of unfinished .maps. I suspect that's essentially all it is.

I had pretty high hopes this was going to be four more Quake Soundtracks of Awesome. :( 

There are a few nice tracks, but mostly lots of boring stuff unfortunatly. I was hoping for another "Still", but this definetely isn't it.