A track I composed a while ago and just finished it now with addition of female vocals originally a solo piano piece I added some organ and beats and samples here we are lol enjoy!

Emotion

In 1988, Bill Drummond (who along with Jimmy Cauty, were The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu, also known as The JAMMS...and later, The KLF) produced a book called "The Manual:  How To Have a Number One The Easy Way."  This described the process by which, under yet another name, The Timelords, they had produced the track "Doctorin' The Tardis" which was a novelty dance track full of samples (at the high point of the "cut and paste" trend that also included M/A/R/R/S "Pump Up The Volume", Coldcut "Doctorin' The House", Bomb The Bass "Beat Dis"...and other club classics) that did, indeed, hit #1 on the UK and New Zealand charts (and was top ten in a few other countries--and, sigh, nearly completely ignored by the mainstream here in the US.)  

"Doctorin' The Tardis" was crafted out of hard club beats mixed with Gary (the disgraced) Glitter's "Rock & Roll pt II" beat, samples of Daleks, Harry Enfield's Loadsamoney character, parts of The Sweet's "Blockbuster", a vocal drop from a Steve Walsh track...and the Doctor Who theme.  Throw all that in a blender and you get a #1 hit.  (It was such a blockheadedly brilliant idea, that Bill and Jimmy credited the song to a car--Ford Timelord--and even got the CAR to be interviewed about "their" song.  (Have you figured out that I love all the crazy stuff those guys got into?) )  

The book, cheekily, described their process and encouraged others to do the same.  At least one hit track--"Bring Me Edelweiss" by an Austrian act calling themselves Edelweiss--is claimed to have followed The Manual for their track (this could be apocryphal.)  For that song, they based their melody on Abba's "S.O.S.", included samples from Run-DMC and Falco--and some regionally appropriate yodeling.  They sent this track to #1 in six countries, it hit #5 in the UK.  And, again...sigh, nearly completely ignored by US radio...though it was memorably played on MTV a lot--back when they actually played music videos--and it was a big hit in the clubs.  

I happen to own an original copy of The Manual.  

I'm not saying I followed The Manual in making today's Interbay track, "Hunger Mechanism," but the end result definitely reminds me of "Doctorin' The Tardis" and "Bring Me Edelweiss."  (Your mileage may vary.)    

It's a club track with some recognizable-to-some-people samples.  If you might be into that, give this track a listen, a like, a repost, a share, a comment, put it on a playlist...and follow this page for more Interbay tracks, every single day (so far!).

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