"Burrow" by XCEL (Scavengers)
(c) Copyright 1997 by Bojan Landekic, All Rights Reserved
You are not allowed to use this song for any commercial purposes without
prior written permission from the author. For non-commercial uses, you
must give me credit and let me know.
But isn't that implied by all songs these days..?
Play time: 4 minutes
Style: I have no idea (-:
---- Tid-Bits -----
Composed entierly from scratch, not a single "SAMPLED" melody has been
used (no rhythm samples, no melodic samples). Since this song is pure, it
is small in size, but it rocks the lobes! (-:.. en-cino man.. buuu - dy!
---- Song history ----
I started working on this tonight (February 14th) at 6pm, got patterns 0-4
done, and then said "I can't do anymore, no melody belongs here". Then I
rested doing other songs, touching up on other releases (BURN, ATWT,
GO4IT), and eventually around 10pm (after watching Millenium!!) I sat
down, and got all the other patterns and arragments done. Now it's
2:30am.. it's sleep time, gotta go to a party tommorow at Ben's (GOD)
place. Touch-up done for 2 hours on Saturday. Didn't go to school today,
Monday. I e-mailed Snowman, he thanked me!!! (-: So, I'm releasing this
tune today, while I still feel good about it. If you like it e-mail me,
if you don't, e-mail me, I don't care what you think, I wrote it me,
myself, and I (-:.. l8rz
---- Sample credits -----
egm.* samples are from enigma.mod, piano (high) is from FA_PRIDE.IT (good
song FA!!), and the rest I can't remember but they all originiated from
one of the songs found on The Mighty Hornet Archive http://www.hornet.org
---- Greets -----
Greets and shouts go out to: MiK, RuMBaFiSH (Glen!), Abisaac, Esmail,
L.K.&.W., Moby and Laserlore, and to those who once upon a time were in
Nocturnal Software (hey Shawn, I still got your Enigma CD man!!)
---- BY THE WAY ----
If you're wondering how I "describe" my samples, I always give their
instrument names (unlike some people!).... it just looks better that way
and helps other musicians as well. I also tune all my samples to a piano
C-4 note. Here's my naming convention. First comes the song's name where
I got the sample from, if I can't remember or if it's original, it's this
song's name. Then comes the sample type (ie. string, piano, acid, drum,
snare,....etc..etc), then comes a description of the sample (ie. high,
piccicato, deep, xtradeep, alto, anti, and,..etc), then comes tracker
stuff (ie. wheter it's looped, if it's vibrated, panned,...etc). I
separate everything with a period, and always abreviate as much as
possible. I personally believe this to be an awesome naming convention.
All my samples are saved this way (all 290megs of them <grin>, maybe I
should make a sample CD? Anyone want one??). Why do I repeat myself here
and in sample list? Cuz some people read one and not the other. And why
do I write this much? Why not? (-:.. it's only an extra 3k of downloading
time anyway (-:.....and the song is small enough (compared to some other
samples..eerrr...songs I mean <grin>)
---- talk ------
Talk is cheep, I'm not a creep, if you want to write to me, feel
free....(-:
e-mail your comments, suggestions, anythings to bk630@torfree.net
or if you are still that intelligent and still remember how to use the
ancient art of handwriting use this address:
Bojan Landekic
27 Valley Woods Road #12
North York, Ontario
M3A 2R4, Canada
Later,
Bojan Landekic, saying "The Vorlons maybe correct, then again so may the
Shadows" (a quote inspired by Babylon 5, a show that makes Star Trek look
pale by comparison)
