These playlists serve as a public place to compile almost everything I've ever created with audio in a more or less chronological order.

I turned 13 years old in 1971. On balance, the recordings from my teenage years tend toward comedy and music but experimentation exists as well. Here's where you can see my teenage visual creations: http://michaelanthonybohacz.name/high_school_pictures.html.

You can hear my senior audio creations at: https://on.soundcloud.com/yDSCsTtcCmXZZcMP6.

You can hear my adult audio creations at: on.soundcloud.com/v1BiH.

You can hear my childhood audio creations at: https://on.soundcloud.com/pZ57m.

My Audio Autobiography Part 2: Teenage Years (1971-78)

failure

you’re going to be alright

The Lonely Tree Corecore

corecore/sadcore audio from tiktok

If memory serves, this is the earliest comedy recording I made after our family moved to Berwyn (yes, Svengoolie's Berwyn) in December of 1970. I play the horror host and my older brother Joseph Lee Roy Mefford (nicknamed Buddy) plays "pet Egor." The churning, tempestuous weather sound has an interesting origin. The 45 rpm recording of "Telstar" by the Tornados had their tune "Jungle Fever" on the B side. Somehow, either by chance or my actual experimentation, the 45 was played on our record player without the 45 adaptor. When played without the adapter, set for 33 speed and adjusted for extreme wobble, the tune took on the swirling sounds one hears on this recording. I was quite pleased when Buddy expressed to me he was surprised by the sonic texture created.

The Spookhouse of Horror

This track has myself and probably my brother Monte slowed down to frighten. We sing the Nick the Cliff Dweller theme song. Even our mother gets involved, announcing this track as "the spookiest." I lifted audio from the LPs "Tales Of The Frightened Volume I" and "Chilling, Thrilling Sounds of the Haunted House"

Spookiness

I hear my mother, my niece Donna and myself at our chord organ. My nephew Jimmy is probably there as well. Mom encourages Donna to play but I take over with what I called spooky music. It was probably inspired by the last part of the Beatles song "I Am the Walrus." I argued with my mom because she wanted to move the microphone. I love the overtones the chord organ produced.

Spooky Music

I'm playing my chord organ and singing for my nephew Jimmy.

Garbage: Chord Organ for Nephew Jimmy

"YOU HAVE TO ACHIVE FAILURE" TOM PLATZ LEG DAY MOTIVATION // After Dark - Mr.kitty (super slowed)

Original track by Grimzlee (all credits)

Edit by @prodghesti

'Want Something Bad Enough' Tom Platz - Miss Reaper (Grimzlee)| Bass Boosted x Edit

When Michael Wayne Davis and I began hanging out together we started, among other things, improvising comedy. We took on different characters and voices and interacted spontaneously to create scenarios. Our characters Dr. Frankenfreak, played by Mike, and his hunchback assistant Egor, played by me, were inspired by the 1931 Universal film "Frankenstein." We didn't get around to recording the scenarios on audio together until after, if memory serves, I had recorded our characters myself playing all the roles.

Castle of Frankenfreak: Earliest Master and Egor Recording?

This musical sketch was probably recorded sometime during 1978 or thereafter. It was a second iteration of an earlier one of mine: "Musical Sketch 26: Don't Go Away From Me" available here: https://on.soundcloud.com/rQYU6. I continued recording these sketches through the rest of the 1970's.

Early Bohacz Music

Musical Sketch 43: Don't Go Away From Me

I consider myself a fringe transmedia conceptual artist and have experimented with all kinds of media like drawing, performance, writing, music, painting, moviemaking, game design since I was quite young. I'd love it if you would check out what I've got going here in the sound department.

Musical Sketch 43: Don't Go Away From Me

Bohacz & Frenz