Mega-Rick. electronic cholesterol music.

Today I decided to publish some songs that haven’t experienced any progress for a while now. Most of them can be regarded as finished but not mastered yet. I also might delete some songs from the final track list – I’m sure I will – and add some new ones as well. Same holds for every aspect of this “album” actually. Especially the artwork isn’t done at all. As for the cover: Nope. It’s crap, I know, but I just like to have my music posts accompanied by a picture, that’s it.

Furthermore, as you will see, there are several ‘Tokyo Racecar’ Songs again. Not the same as the one on the Trobador album, but it started as a remix and developed to something totally new, I just kept the (misspelled) name.

DOWNLOAD Mega Rick – pre-Demo [zip / 49,3 mb]

• ANM
• Tokyo Racecar (Admirer’s View)
• Clown Parade
• Tokyo Racecar (Driver’s View)
• Intro MLF
• Memory Lost and Found
• Tokyo Racecar (Pedestrians in Danger)
• Coming to End

All songs are mp3 (192 kbit per every single second) encoded.

Well, have fun and enjoy. But keep in mind, that those are just pre-Versions! I already feel like dismissing this post from the “Album”-Category and I will as soon as this “Demo” is finished – forever.

Spring arrived today…

DOWNLOAD First Spring Day [ 192 kbit / mp3]

DOWNLOAD Crnvl [ 196kbit / mp3]

The joy of using a computer originates in my opinion from giving its operator the ability to create virtual items and even worlds out of the apparent nothingness.

What do you thing?

Bear those items/worlds any value? Should they be considered as property in a legal sense? What about reality then? Acquires someone a right of intellectual property by  creating an empty txt-file? Who – the user or the coder of the software that created that file? Does this influence cybercrime and how should legislation react upon this in your opinion?

I’m curious about any comments and thoughts from you, and won’t comment myself for a start…poems wouldn’t go amiss, too.

Furthermore I made an EP to put you in good humour.

DOWNLOAD About Computers [zip / 3.8 MB]

1. Dear Fast Computer,..[192 kbit / mp3]
2. …why it’s such a pleasure? [192 kbit / mp3]

Edit 2010-01-02: Someone wrote me an email saying the songtitles are wrong – No they’re not, they’re intended to be exactly the way they are.

Waaah! Another really old classic. Once again taken from the “T.” album and one of the first songs I’ve ever made. Listen to the dusty fusty sound of “T.R.”

DOWNLOAD Tokyo Racecar [160 kbit / mp3]

Ever since I hear this song the pictures I had in my mind when I made it are poping up in my head. I think it is hard to understand for someone who never experienced those pics. Perhaps I make a remix of this song sometime to make it clearer and catchier for the listener.

Because of a lack of solitude in my life right now, here is a song that provides me some loneliness, when I need it so badly. And it’s short like a deep-drawn sigh. So when you’re finished with suspiring, the song ends and life goes on! So I’d say it’s kinda convenient, a sort of useful song. And it’s got hope in it! Hey, what more could you expect from a song?

DOWNLOAD Solitude [192 kbit / mp3]

P.S.: Even works if you’re alone at ALL times!

The sun is shining and the rain is falling. Good conditions to inspire me making a song about the good conditions for an excellent harvest. I placed everything in India and cropped a whole summer into 1:18 min.

DOWNLOAD Indian Harvest [192 kbit / mp3]

I’ll appreciate every comment!

Short entry for an old-timey classic: Techjno

DOWNLOAD Techjno [160 kbit / mp3]

This track is taken from the “Trobador” album. It stands apart from the other tracks, since every track on the album is hardly comparable to the others. I promise to offer you the album in the future, but first comes the new stuff.

Tadaaah!! The first music post!
…and (maybe) introduction of a new series: “Cholesterol Mix”

Mixed from formerly unreleased songs to a chilly, calm and popping 10 minute track.

Tracklist

1. 1989. The Year Waldemar Bonsels saved my life. [0:00]
2. Heedless Love (Fat Mix) [5:08]
3. Single Sunday [8:12]

So now check it out, and leave a comment!

DOWNLOAD Cholesterol Mix Vol. 1 [128 kbit / mp3]

If you prefer a high-quality 320 kbit Version download this zip file.