Thursday, August 30, 2007

Yeah So

All you haters (benji) who didn't belive my Daft Punk post like back when this blog just began.

Read the Modular News yet?

Eat your heart out havefunclub, we may post twenty minute acid epics but we are still down by law with the scene snitchezzzzzzzz

Monday, August 20, 2007



Remember that green shit the Joker fell into in Batman?
Remember that toxic slime that pours over that guy in Robocop one?
Remember that stuff inside energon cubes in Transformers?

Ok, now imagine that chemical factory in Batman hosted a massive spontaneous rave:... suddenly the blacklights come and on the jokers green face lights up. Footsteps of running mutants can be be heard in the dark corridors heading to the main room. Giant cast iron idle machines suddenly unmesh into dancing deceptacons and chemical fumes fill the air like the soma of hollywood's underbelly.. the toxic avenger has a dark corner to himself flailing his oozing calloused arms in a tribal frenzy, while robocop and megatron compare robot dances and battle for the spotlight on the overhead steel walkways. Grids of lasers cut through the air and no one knows whether they are meant to be there or whether the Predator just arrived. The dancefloor is more machine than man with a sea of metallic and mutated limbs bionically conducting the beat. Dr. Octagon is breakdancing but he has nothing on R2-D2's headspins. All the while Daft Punk are trapped outside, not sure whether its their scene, but with one burning question on their minds.. 'who is Dj-ing'?

No one will ever know.

If this party went down in Chicago in the mid 80's then i have no doubts it would have been a 100% acid rave.

HISTORY LESSON
Genre; Acid: It's birth resulting essentially from the inherent lack of finance involved with budding 'musicians'; meaning, Acid (or, Acid House, as it was later badly re-named in the UK) was created on a small cheap plastic synthesiser developed by Roland in 1982 as an accompaniment instrument for bass players when playing alone in their bedrooms. The TB-303. Yes i speak truth. This genre is now one which only an idiot would never have heard of. (ever seen a yellow smiley face? well yeah, that is the universal logo for the genre).

There have been a zillion zillion good, bad, and just gay acid producers since the genre's humble origin.. hence i'm not going to upload Acid's greatest hits. Rather i am uploading one track. This track was (argue if you dare)the birth of the genre. It has gone under several names but i am upping the original album version so as to avoid controversy (because this blog is continually screened by music historians and stuff.) If you've never listened to Acid.. you'll probably hate it. And if you're a massive Acid kid, you'll probably hate it as well. That's STAIII for you.

Phuture - Acid Trax


P.S> Stay tuned for more danceable acid adventures

Thursday, August 16, 2007

Eurovision 1980

TELEX



Telex.
Basically Kraftwerk with heaps less skill and heaps less idealism.
Their Performance at Eurovision in 1980 with an hilarious song named after the event itself perhaps best reflects their complete lack of care for what anyone thought of them. I don't even know what else to write, they are just heaps funny and use heaps of funny arpeggiator and panning so like.... get into it.



Telex - Twist À Saint-Tropez

Telex - Brainwash

Telex - Moskow Diskow (Edit: Some of you don't seem to understand that this song is the best one i posted. Why are you all downloading the first songs we post and none others...)

Tuesday, August 7, 2007

Uni

4 hour break, already been to Salvo's, eaten lunch, listened to my ipod's worth of B52's, plus had an awkward conversation with at least one wannabe.

Now making good use of a bandwith that doesn't worry me to upload some songs that aren't at home.

Throbbing Gristle - Hot On The Heels Of Love


Sandii & the Sunsetz - Living On The Front Line(With David Sylvian)

Monday, August 6, 2007

METEOR MAN

I often speak of this movie no one seems to have seen it.
Now's your chance.

P.s. I'm currently listening to a mash of Mimms and Def Leppard. Frothing.

Saturday, August 4, 2007

Scraps

With no common link here are a few tracks than roughly encapsulate what i consider to be "Real Music". Minus any Hip Hop, that post will come later.

And actually now that i've considered it properly i missed heaps of things that i really like. So this post has pretty much just become your chance to grab three songs you might not have.

Emerson Lake & Palmer - Peter Gunn Theme (Live)

The Sonics - Strychnine

Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets

Thursday, August 2, 2007



Dirty leather jackets, Bill Paxton with a mohawk, cybernetic organisms, neuralnet processors, liquid metal vs solid steel. What more could a kid want? Maybe some revolting catch phrases? Oh. You know it has it all.

Don't have time to write anything else. Going down to the galleria to play Missile Command.

The Terminator Original Theme(1981)

Terminator 2 Theme

Terminator 2 Theme (Techno Remix)

Terminator 3 Theme (Aphex Twin vs. Fatboy Slim Mix)

The Terminator - Tunnel Chase Theme

George Thorogood - Bad To The Bone

Terminator Theme.MIDI

BONUS: (GR3GG darling, this one's for you)

Jedi Mind Tricks - Rise of the Machines