Lxury - Playground (ik Wil Nogniet Naar Huis RMX)

Jow dirkjan, 

moet je 's sckijken wat ik met je skoksboks uit heb gespooked :) 

DuetMet

A rework inspired by Type O Negative (inetialy I tought it was " my girlfrieds girlfriend - Type O negative"...  But later i discoverd that it was   "Christian woman - Type O Negative "). Anyway i liked the feeling of the song so much that i wanna to do a sort of remix, but because iam more 
electronicly based it's more a electronic instrumental remix without excessive producing effects. But its one of my favorite songs that i had made a couple years ago, because its a litle of Type. and a little of me...             And last but not least...          I want to thank my dear friend Jek Nietzink for bringing me in touch with T.O.N. (D old happy day's i will never forged), Peter de Louw (respect) and to all my family and all the friends who supported me in difficuld times. 

Type 0 Negative Rework

Song inspired by Dakar und Grinzer let there be rock (no remix but own interpretation). 

Dakar und Grinzer - Let there be rock (Hanzer remake)

One of my favorites! 
The vocals are inspired from 10CC - I don't like reggae. 
The rest of the noize is inspired by fuckedupness. 

I dont like music

A song made only with Reason software. 
Brute, Hard, Noizy and last but not least... FCKNG Wicked. 

Gimmionereason

This song i've made completely in Reason (audio software). 
It's noizy, brute, simple and most of all... it's Techno. 
Oja and i like it and hope U enjoy it also. 

VuileVieze

This song is a not completed/finiched project but i want to share ayway. 
The most interesting piece begins @ about 6:00min. 
Hope U like the builing up of the uplifting sequencing sound in the end. 
I want to experiment that a little bit more. 

Best regards 

Hanzer


Experimental Techno

Diedeliedie

Summer celebration

AMEC

In 1995, Kaczynski mailed several letters, including some to his former victims and others to major media outlets, outlining his goals and demanding that his 50-plus page, 35,000-word essay Industrial Society and Its Future, abbreviated to "Unabomber Manifesto" by the FBI, be printed verbatim by a major newspaper or journal. He stated that if this demand were met, he would then end his bombing campaign. The document was a densely written manifesto that called for a worldwide revolution against the effects of modern society's industrial-technological system. There was a great deal of controversy as to whether the document should be published. A further letter threatening to kill more people was sent, and the United States Department of Justice, along with FBI Director Louis Freeh and Attorney General Janet Reno, recommended publication out of concern for public safety and in hopes that a reader could identify the author. Bob Guccione of Penthouse volunteered to publish it, but Kaczynski replied that, since Penthouse was less "respectable" than the other publications, he would in that case "reserve the right to plant one (and only one) bomb intended to kill, after our manuscript has been published. The pamphlet was finally published by The New York Times and The Washington Post on September 19, 1995. Penthouse never published it. 

Throughout the manuscript, produced on a typewriter without the capacity for italics, Kaczynski capitalizes entire words in order to show emphasis. He always refers to himself as either "we" or "FC" (Freedom Club), though there is no evidence that he worked with others. Donald Foster, who analyzed the writing at the request of Kaczynski's defense, notes that the manuscript contains instances of irregular spelling and hyphenation, as well as other consistent linguistic idiosyncrasies (which led him to conclude that it was indeed Kaczynski who wrote it).

Industrial Society and Its Future begins with Kaczynski's assertion that "the Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race." The first sections of the text are devoted to discussion of the psychology of various groups—primarily leftists (a group he defines, in part as "hating science and rationality(paragraph 18 of his manuscript)")—and of the psychological consequences for individual life within the "industrial-technological system", which has robbed contemporary humans of their autonomy, diminished their rapport with nature, and forced them "to behave in ways that are increasingly remote from the natural pattern of human behavior." The later sections speculate about the future evolution of this system, arguing that it will inevitably lead to the end of human freedom, call for a "revolution against technology", and attempt to indicate how that might be accomplished. 

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