ShawnPhase

jeff hanneman of slayer is dead at the age of 49 from liver failure. pretty rough, im sure a lot of us here consider slayer an important band. shit is wack, i guess his health was worse than the media let on. fuck spiders.

 

http://www.blabbermo...wsitemID=189480

here are a few examples to get us started

 

 

 

portal

 

dragged into sunlight

 

ghoul

 

 

 

so yeah, remember this?



well that was that. heres some crucials to start you off.

pbs 106.7 farside virtual explained - vaporwave - with james ferraro
macintosh plus - virtual shoppe
laserdisc visions - new dreams ltd
computer dreams - silk road
skeleton - lost memories

more stuff of interest:

shallow returns - genrewave
internet club & vektroid (new dreams ltd.) interviews on vaporwave.
sunset corp (chuck person [OPN]): http://www.youtube.c...nsetcorp/videos
internet club: http://www.youtube.c...1newtown/videos
http://beerontherug.com/

i have a lot of conflicting feelings about this, understandably. temp sound solutions has been such a big part of my life for seemingly longer than i can remember. its a scary feeling to feel like you should have maybe taken a different path, but you have ideas in your mind of what helped you keep your shit under control. i have released a special retrospective of tss songs on pause that are very close to my heart and i hope that it will be enjoyed for what it is, which is simply a collection of some of the most personal tunes in the tss discography.



http://www.iimusic.n...lutions-rootkit

rootkit is a 15 year anniversary offering from electronic music’s best kept secret perplexes the mind. faithfully remastered with the very same dos-based computer that was used to write these songs so many years ago, rootkit traces the lineage back to the beginning and still bangs hard like the olden days.

a 15 year anniversary offering from electronic music’s best kept secret perplexes the mind. faithfully remastered with the very same dos-based computer that was used to write these songs so many years ago, rootkit traces the lineage back to the beginning and still bangs hard like the olden days.

1.zodak07:34
2.strength n rhythm 04:49
3.a fucked up fairytale 03:15
4.the free jazz explosion 02:59
5.psionic blast 03:38
6.8 dot wav 02:47
7.polaris 2 04:35
8.and i trusted him (ilkae mx) 05:23
9.seraph's touch 04:05
10.zebulon 06:13

there are also four bonus songs if you buy the release, featuring remixes of to have and to hold 3, 8 dot wav, two other not-to-be-missed tracks, as well as some choice images from back in the day and some other goodies. special thanks to aaron munson aka ilkae for getting up in 'and i trusted him', rich for helping out with the artwork, pause for being totally strong just like s.o.d. live at budokhan, and always most importantly, you for being a part of the history of tss.