Generic wrote:Chthirplings - I redownloaded, but this time I only seem to have gotten the first 1:55. Why won't the download finish, I wonder? (It also seems to have omitted the bass. Terrible ftp interface, if you ask me.)

Select comments. Not sure who all will get voted upon, as there were a a number of good tracks this week. However, it is clear to me that there is one *ABSOLUTE, COMPREHENSIVE WINNER* Elephant Choir -- Really, with a song like this everyone else should have stayed home. There is no contest. Bad Boys...

joshmillard wrote:Ah ha! That gum you like is going to come back in style.

Or perhaps the owls are not what they seem.

king_arthur wrote: Hmm, am I going to be the only person who used the actual title in their song??? No, check that, I see Wages did...

*coughs*

ujnhunter wrote:I done heard...

I done heard the White Stripes rolling over in their graves after I sent ours in.

If, you know, they were dead.

ken wrote:

Masterhyde wrote: Berkeley Socal Scene

If the vocals were more on key and the mix were improved this would be great.

Thanks for the vote. What do you think is wrong with the mix?

-Ken

I know you weren't addressing me, but the hard panned guitars were not a rewarding experience with headphones.

Win: Hate Noise. R'ups (no order): DJ Ranger Den, J. Millard, King Arthur, S. Durand. Always enjoyable: BSS, J. Eric, R. Durand. Rapfight: Xsubθ (with ease). Ross, you sound particularly polished this week. The Hate Noise's track was the easy, easy win for me -- by leaps and bounds -- even though it...

Hello, friends. I thought this was a pretty strong week! Everyone did a great job. I'm still unsure as to who I'll be voting for, but I figured I'd parcel out a few comments up front. Anyway, you probably already know your song's strengths and weaknesses so I won't mention them unless I feel particu...

wow, that's awesome! are you following a schematic for any synth in particular? is it CV or MIDI? Well, the beauty of modular DIY is that you can mix and match 'til your heart's content. I can use EMS oscillators, Arp waveshapers, a Steiner-Parker filter and moog style envelope generators. So... pr...

cock - i’ve got to admit, after reading about your homebrew synth, i was most excited to hear this tune. can you tell us more about the synth? maybe some pics? Certainly. When this week's title came up I took stock of what I'd completed. And I was like, whoah, I've actually completed enough to have...

Well, Ujn dodged illness and we made it in this week. Since we got the chthonic guitar noise out of our system last week, I'm happy to report we're back on our native soil -- synthpop. It'll be the first track I've used my home built modular synthesizer on, too -- so I'm pretty excited. With the exc...

blue wrote:We rarely enter any more, but we still write songs for the title.

But... you're a legend. Seeing your name on the front page (more regularly) would bring us great joy.

Aside from the added high-hat on the chorus, what's so remarkable? Everyone seems to be commenting on them. I ask because I'm very careful to approximate what a real person can do with the drums. It might be a really good drummer, but I swear there's only one left-hand, right-hand and foot hit per ...

Hello, friends. My name is R. Mosquito, and this week I am one half of The Chthonic Youth. We've been on sabbatical. I am fairly surprised that we were the only ones copping Milton this week. Chekhov. Your rhymes are dope. Your delivery is not. It sounds like you're sitting in front of the computer ...

stateshirt wrote: a $10 casio SK8

Excellent, excellent deal!

Spintown wrote:@ujnhunter: Well since you're not the first to feel this way, and my objective isn't to annoy people or only to get hits I'll do as you & others have suggested..

Greatly appreciated, Mr. Town. I know we all appreciate the thorough reviews and we double-appreciate having them here.

ujnhunter wrote:We (reve, mikelamb, teplin?, and myself) should be in... depending on how much suckatude I have inflicted...

We did indeed squeak in with a short surf ditty. But as Ujn pointed out, more exciting is our special guest star -- the venerable Mike Lamb (Kasper, etc.) on bass!

Wheeee!!!!

My GOM request (Jay Reatard's Night of Broken Glass) as interpreted by Caravan Ray is FANTASTIC!! Better than I possibly could have imagined. Thanks, CR -- and good job, wow!

I also greatly enjoyed Tep's entry, but I haven't worked through all of them yet.

j$ wrote: Is that a young Genesis P Orridge

Good eyes, Mr. Cashpoint!

Barring an act of God, Ujn and I will be in with a Chthonic Youth entry.

Clearly we've been away too long.

Happy kittens go to the Elephant Choir , Panna Cotta Army , and Tep for the sweet awesome artwork. Erin & Tash would have gotten a kitten had you not lost your voice. Instead you get a degu. So does Signboy (but mello on the melodyne and turn the drums up!). I'm glad Ice was there there to do th...

Quite in. It's been a couple years since I last GOM'd, and I've been thinkin' all year how I've got to do it this year. My choices are below. Please have Santa email me and let me get you high-res versions if you're lucky enough to be doing one of the songs below. I picked fairly rockist stuff for a...