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Last update: Monday March 27, 2000.

All right, since I feel really lousy about having absolutely nothing of any interest whatsoever on my pathetic home page, I've decided to put a couple of very old outdated songs of mine up (enjoy the laugh!).  I'd record new stuff, but as you may know my music gear is all boxed up and sitting in a warehouse a continent away from where I'm living.  So for now, a blast from chuckies' distant lo-fi past.
 
 

Accidental Death.mp3 (984 kB)

This short brainfart was performed by Chris Deschenes and myself, probably around early 1988.  The equipment we used was Chris' Yamaha DX27S, my Roland Juno-106, my Roland TR-909, my sister's (!) Korg MS-20, a cheesy $2 Sanyo microphone, and my Dad's Sony tuner and 2 tape decks.  This was the fourth take. There are no overdubs.  These were the days before income...  The days of using spiderwebs of Y-connectors to get everything into your old man's 2-track stereo with no mixer.  What a nightmare.  We loved every minute of it.  Nivek and cEvin, eat your hearts out.  Heh, heh.  Chris: keyboard, tape work, programming.  Me: vocals, programming.

Antechamber.mp3 (5.1 MB)

This one is by Richard Leveille and myself, known (or not known) at the time as Replication 34.  (I'd read somewhere that brain cells divided 33 times from conception to birth.)  It was our entry for our sound project in college, performed on December 2, 1990.  Equipment: Atari ST 1040fm computer (sequencing), Yamaha SY-22 synth (rented), Korg A-3 effects (rented), Roland Juno-106 (synth bass!), Boss DR-550 drum machine (borrowed), Boss DD-3 Digital Delay pedal (borrowed), Rich's Epiphone guitar, some school-borrowed microphone, a dying school-borrowed mixing board, and two cheap 2-track tape decks.  This was the second take, with no overdubs.  Rich: guitar.  Me: vocals, delay effects, programming.

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