I don't know what do tonight, I swore I would take it all in stride and just stay at the hotel until It was time to go on stage but I showed up to early and now I am stuck in a room full of post modern couches, inconsequential gossip and two glowing fridges full of Red bull, the last thing I should be drinking if depressed or about to play a show, where I would then play all the songs to fast and then crash right afterwards (or during the last song if I am not lucky.), the night is young but I no longer am, so to no one in particular I ask "Should I kill myself or have a Red bull?" 

tracklist: 
1. Blood stevia sex magic 
2. Lefthandpathfinder 
3. Cloud sculpting 
4. If I am only allowed one song on this album with cut up female vocals then this song is it 
5. Dark Archipelago 
6. Tokyo (Kid606 remix of Magic Panda) 
7. Fun times 
8. LSDMTB303 
9. Toxic avenger remix 
10. Love me 
11. We call it life 
12. Ejaculazer tag 
13. Gimme summer-beachside drum & bass remix 
14. Godspeed you African-American emperor (King Bastard remix) 
15. Tomorrow

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Meow203 Kid606 Should I Kill Myself Live Set 2013

Hello friend! 

Here is some new songs, remixes and some random older stuff.
to listen to my released music and download free tunes go to the wonderful tigerbeat6/tigerbass/shockout soundcloud page at Tigerbeat6:
http://soundcloud.com/tigerbeat6

or bandcamp:
http://kid606.bandcamp.com

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  official bio:
  KID606 is dedicated to bringing his uniquely reckless fucked up and beautiful music to our fucked up and beautiful world. Insipired by the best of electronica, punk, jungle, hiphop, bass, dancehall and techno, Kid606 Fuses it all together with a love of pop culture that Andy Warhol would approve of. Apart from running the labels Tigerbeat6, Shockout, and Tigerbass, Kid606 has performed all around the world many times over, and released records on highly regarded labels such as Ipecac, Wichita, Mille Plateaux, Fatcat, Souljazz, and Carpark. His highly original productions helped spearhead and define the edgy and confrontational glitch and mashup styles that are now common in modern music production. His album "Down with the scene" (2000) was a landmark release for the burgeoning international electronic music scene, with everything from hardcore ragga jungle and serene ambient to abstract IDM and the dubby soul classic "Secrets 4 Sale" with Mike Patton. Things only got more exciting as Kid606 delved deep into the seedy overworld of mainstream music with critically acclaimed unofficial remixes that many people wanted to hear yet no one else was willing to make. All the while releasing his own original and diverse productions as well as official remixes for Amon Tobin, the Rapture, the Locust, Foetus, Depeche Mode, The Bug, Peaches, Dälek, Ellen Allien, Saul Williams, Super Furry Animals, and countless others. 