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Who Ate The Soap

In honor of the return visit of Dan "The Man" Fiber to Floating Fish Studios for the 2nd Annual FFS II Gathering this upcoming weekend, I would like to share an unreleased track from the FFS Vaults. 

In January 1991, shortly after the start of the first Gulf War, Dan "The Man" visited Floating Fish Studios from the icy northern wasteland of Albany, NY. Our mission was to enter the studio and see what we could create. The result was two days worth of completely improvised music. The personnel for these recordings were Ttam Troll, MC2P4, LTJTHC, and Dan "The Man" Fiber. We alternated instrumentation so, on any given song, any of us could be playing synthesizer, sampler, electronic drums, bass guitar synthesizer, or even singing.

From those legendary Dan Jam 1/91 recordings, here is the epic 12+ minute bonus track entitled Foopher Pain. The line up on this song is Ttam Troll - Roland GR-77B Bass Guitar Synthesizer and Drum Machine, MC2P4 - Synthesizers, and Dan "The Man" Fiber - Vocals and Synthesizers.

Any Questions? - Foopher Pain

"As the remaining rays of light disappear, Nightfall comes."

Next to Slam, Nightfall is probably one of the most recorded songs in the history of Any Questions?. I first began working on this track during late night solitary recording sessions at Der Palast des Goldes in Fall 1989. While MC2P4 and LTJTHC slept in the upper floors of the studio, I would retreat into headphones and lose myself in this slow tempo, vox string heavy groove. My Rickenbacker 4003s was still a weapon of choice in these early days of Any Questions? and I would effect it with heavy delay. If I remember correctly, 4096ms.

Unquestionably, this song was influenced by my relentless listening of The Cure - Disintegration. After being released in May 1989, I would listen to it almost daily. Seeing both Cure shows at the Spectrum in Philadelphia in September 1989 further cemented it's hallucinogenic effect on me.

The version of Nightfall that I share with you now is a live recording from Fall 1989 which was recorded at P&G Studios. It features LTJTHC playing "live" drum machine to the sequenced synth parts that I programmed as I ping pong along with delay drenched Rickenbacker 4003s bass lines.

Any Questions? - Nightfall

Nightcore - Moonlight Shadow

Nightcore - The Power Of Pleasure (DJ Kippling Mix)

Nightcore - Electric Shock

Nightcore - Could It Be You

Nightcore - Miniskirt

Interview with Jason Novak and Eric Powell / Music from Acumen and 16Volt

Songs:
1) Acumen - The Wreck of Us (Featuring Eric Powell)
2) 16Volt - Happy Pill
3) Acumen - Fuckface

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16volt.com

Cold Waves VIII - https://coldwaves.net

Cold Waves Soundcheck

812 - Acumen vs 16Volt

Vocals: Kris "Halo" Pierce and Elaine Kristin.

(your kiss puts a bullet through my head
you touch puts a bullet through( my head
your fear puts a bullet through my head)

I long for a little tenderness
A little sweet caress
A token moral regress
I long for more than this empty bottle
For a glimpse of togetherness
But all I have is a pile of regrets

My head

(your kiss) Sends a bullet right through my head
(your touch) Sends a bullet right through my head
(your fear) Sends a bullet right through my head
(your sex) Sends a bullet right through my head
My head

Haunted Echo - Bullet Through My Head

I'll upload just about anything in my music library, just don't expect to see 3/4s of it cuz SC autobots are shiet

Seriously, fuck autodetect.
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Roses are red
Violets are blue
Auto detect bots are stupid
So Nightcore will have to do

Nightcore - Miniskirt

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