Recent and future Gigs:&#13;
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Friday 24th April - Uhort, Oslo.
Sunday 14th December - Bonanza, Oslo
Friday 16th January - Drammen's Teater - Intro Show
Wednesday 28th January 2015 - Mir, Oslo
Sunday 4th May - Union Scene, Drammen, Norway.&#13;
Saturday 24th May - Buddy's in Drammen, Norway.&#13;
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I have been writing songs for http://soundcloud.com/the-weary-band for quite a few years now and we are currently on a break from gigging and recording so we can concentrate on solo projects.&#13;
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The Weary Band albums: 'Office Doodles', 'Leaving the Country', 'You can get lost', 'Serenity Mountain' and 'The man's a freak' can be bought from all good digital retailers and the songs can all be heard first on the Weary page so you can try before you buy.

'You can get lost' is also available to buy on very limited edition vinyl from here:&#13;
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http://www.kingbillrecords.com/&#13;
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More of my songs are here: &#13;
<a href="http://www.myspace.com/timothyweary" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.myspace.com/timothyweary</a>&#13;
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Follow the links below for more songs old and new.&#13;
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Take care and if you can't be good be careful.

Profile 30-May 2015
SoundCloud Creation 11 Jan 2015

Music of Late 1960's-70's
Late 1980's Electro
Night Club Scene of Grandmaster Flash
1990's Swapped Tapes of Kiss 100 FM DJ Hype
1991 Rave Scene of Sterns All Night Club West Sussex
Collecting Friends DJ Mixes

Recorded Rhythm FM Pirate Radio and got ONYX and RAP Poetic Style and Techno Mixes

Cable Radio FM Virgin Media NTL the Majestic Marde Cole (SP) DJ Techno Show

I collected CD Rave Compilations and Hardcore,
Dance and Later Ripped them to MP3's

Swapped MP3 Chart Music Computer Media on CD-ROM's
Got a 24 Hour Playlist of Heavy Metal

Ripped some Friends CD's a Guitar Musician before he sold them to a shop and paying a token to him

Recorded John Peel Tracks from Radio and His Voice
and Classic Radio 3 Late Night Lisa
1Xtra DJ Sappo D&B and DJ Friction + Mixes

Had a few Roberts Radios 
One Fav Station Flicker Got destroyed in a Pub by a hooligan

Got 3 Small MP3 Players

Bangingtunes.com came from Cable Radio
Found had Roots in Sterns Rave scene

Collecting Quality MP3 Mixes 
DJ Fil Devious, Route 66
DJ Cyberwlf Psy Psychotic Music
Many Varied DJ's

Played Mixes at the Asylum Hospital Mill View Caburn and Regency Ward 2007-08 to Patients 
Mixed Sex that was Cool until New Law Act
Played my portable Battery Speakers MP3 Creative ZEN Bricked in 2012 
Had 4 Laptops
1 Tablet

Lot of Speech Sware Microsoft Programming O'Clock Events on Ward 
Coded Improvements Later Like Moon Illumination %
Sunrise and Sun-Set Speech DayLight %
Volume change Level 0-100 

Programmed Winamp with a COM Module to Visual Basic 6
and Logged all I listen to which made me a better DJ for the Audiences always finding Variation and finding Patterns in lyrics

Used Programming Visual Basic to generate Winamp Playlists

1994 .MOD Tracker Music
Ebayed for MIDI Classical Music and Ripped a Few Websites with Httrack

Had my own Domain it was Expensive an abandoned it
on the Wayback Machine 
These Techno Voice Sample Clips used to be on my Website
My website was intended to Display the Double Word Script Page 
Became a Collector Eventually Writing Code to Handpick from Processed Text
got Bugged by Media Journalists Using them all the time
and It help me be More Acronym aware
Having my Own web to Referance while, not access to a Computer, Using the Hospital Computer at Mind.org Room Twice a Week 

Surprised how Many Hitts I'm Getting Already Here on Fri 29 May 2015 - 568 Plays
One Got Deleted by Auto Copyright

Finding Audio and Photo and Blog Services
So that Was all I Needed as a WSP

Collected a Lot of Audiobooks One Set from a Company had Adverts at the beginning of every MP3 but my Coding Just Chopped the Size of Bytes out the Front of the MP3 and put a New MP3 Tagg on Complete Job

In 1997 Used Dictaphones a Lot, went through a Few Olympus Pro
I left one recording 36 Hours in a Locked Briefcase in Room LIke CCSE
Room I abandoned Later Collecting my belongings but the Wave Header got Corrupted due to Power USB Disconnection
but I rebuilt Header was Complex not like robust MP3 that you can chop a bit
Found to Load the Sample into Nero Wave Editor 
I had MP3DirectCut Program to Chop into 25% Smaller Files

I use Cool Edit 2000 a Lot
better with Audiobooks and Audio from Dictaphones (Needles) 
as Lower than 96 Kbps as NERO's Minimum

Collected a Lot of AudioBooks from Ebay
Found Free Internet Webs too Hard to Download in Bulk

Enjoy Listening to 4 Hour Children's Fiction Books
Longer than a Movie
Female readers for me

Used my ZEN in Countryside with Audio Books and Buses but you can't Concentrate with Books 
unlike Music is Easy
Countryside I want to hear the wildlife Birds and Wind
Headphones Speakers (Ashtray) Mobiles Ashtray and Mic Needle
Stylus 
HMV

Had a "King Kong" MP3 Player

Public Place Mobilers are Sound Pollution 
Half a conversation
Two Faced Coin
One Sided Conversation
"Paranoid Antenna" - Anterior 
Intelligence Emotion
Have you got any Caller ID with that

Thanks for Reading & Listening

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In these fast-moving times, where many acts come and go in the space of a few blog posts, it's becoming harder and harder to find artists with true staying power. Anu Pillai aka Freeform Five is one of those rare artists. A veteran of the dance music scene, he started to release records on the seminal labels Classic, Glasgow Underground and NRK back in 1998. He soon worked his way into the premier league of remixers, producing some of the most stunning reworks of the last decade for artists as diverse as N*E*R*D, Brian Wilson, X-Press 2 & David Byrne, Jamie Lidell, Justin Timberlake, Felix da Housecat and The Killers – as well as work for cutting edge labels like Warp and Cocoon. 
He’s spent a small fortune carbon offsetting his airmiles with DJ & live appearances at Fabric / The End / Ministry of Sound (London), Space / Manumission / Ibiza Rocks (Ibiza), Cocoon (Frankfurt), Watergate / Cookies / Week End (Berlin), Razzmatazz (Barcelona), D-Edge (Sao Paolo), Womb / Ageha / Unit (Tokyo), Rex / Social Club / Paris Paris (Paris), LAX (LA), and Lux (Lisbon) – plus tours of Scandinavia, Australia, America, and all the major festivals, including Glastonbury, T In The Park, Benicassim, Parklife and Pukkelpop. Anu has also released Freeform Five’s debut album ‘Strangest Things’ on Atlantic records, two massive DJ mix albums, ‘Bisous Bisous II’ & ‘Misch Masch’ and contributed to several of Kitsuné’s genre defining compilations.
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DAFORCE DAWG started his first band at 10 and took part in grade school talent shows. Artists like Run DMC, LL Cool J, Erik B and Rakim etc. became influential in his music direction. The breakthrough of rap/hip-hop music on the mainstream played and instrumental part in DAFORCE'S adolescent years. Writing lyrics all day made it difficult to concentrate on school work. DaForce is also a Canadian Actor. Poverty & Riches , Urban Poetry, The Celebration, daforce vs daforce dawg, are all albums by DaForce. He is in his own world.
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This is my page for my own writing and is basically a place to throw demos. If I direct you here please don't link songs or anything they are all works in progress. 

I'm on and engineering hiatus whilst I concentrate on own project in the US. 

Looking for female artists to work with as vocalists. Recording only project initially - Work ethic required! 

I love it all. If you think that I should concentrate on one kind of music, forget it. 
Monday-classical. Tuesday-country and some pop. Wednesday-techno and jazz. Thursday-resting. Friday-try to earn some money. Saturday-drinking beer. Sunday-writing some songs. 
Thats the way it is and if you think it´s too much you are probably right!

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