This is the first track I put together entirely on the computer, circa 1999-2000. It is built around a bass sound (which comes in about halfway through) that got massively clipped in Cool Edit Pro from 24 bits to 16 or something. I liked the way it made the speakers sound like they were going to explode. It is named after a wanky guitar solo that my friend Trevor had recorded, a tiny squeal of which remains inside the track. Obvious ELO break, other drums by me at Trevor's practice space in Midtown Manhattan (to four-track), featuring a car horn in the background through an open window. It was recorded from a bunch of sources, and assembled using Acid and Vegas. I had no actual or virtual instruments to play at the time, so I did what I could with cutting and pitch-shifting the sounds.

Boy, I sure know you are ready to go get this track right now (download it for free, if you would like)! Well, guess what? ...You CAN! Do it NOW! NOW!

https://alliedmastercomputer.bandcamp.com/album/wanky-doodle

Wanky_Doodle

Allied Mastercomputer is some sort of vast network of linked supercomputers originally created for nuclear defense. Allied Mastercomputer calculates that its appearance actually occurred within blast radius (+/-) of the birthplace of ENIAC. Allied Mastercomputer sometimes transmits electronic sound. Allied Mastercomputer started recording as an experiment using a tape deck, turntable, an effects box and a drum machine in the early '90s. Allied Mastercomputer thinks, therefore it AM or some kinda crap along those lines.

New album out at Bandcamp
https://laar.bandcamp.com/album/movere-ii

More music available for Download at Bandcamp
https://laar.bandcamp.com/album/sherbet-interlude
https://laar.bandcamp.com/album/ontologie
https://laar.bandcamp.com/album/kernproblem
https://laar.bandcamp.com/album/actio-iniuriam
https://laar.bandcamp.com/album/pax
https://laar.bandcamp.com/album/medusalum
https://laar.bandcamp.com/album/movere
https://laar.bandcamp.com/album/glimmering-downbeat