Whats it all about then?

Basically, its another collection of pointless links mostly nicked from other blogs

Is That It?
 

Well, no, one day, I hope to break free from the bonds of having a day job and spend my time floating round the med, knocking up the occasional track for a cool label. Till then, this is my only outlet for my compositions. If you like Progressive tracks with nice breaks, you might like to listen you my latest, finished creation...well, actually, its my only *finished* creation, Celestial. Download the MP3, Or stream it.

The excellent vocals (in case you're wondering) were taken from a track by Loreena McKennitt called 'The Mystics Dream'.

One of the problems I have is actually finishing a track... No stamina y'see ;) I've got round this (sorta) by stuffing all my unfinished tracks into Acid and creating one long mix. Whilst unfinished, they also represent the best stuff I've produced to date...without sounding self-congratulatory, its easily as good as any of the other mixes...but just pure, homegrown Roguetrooper. Enjoy...(and play loud)
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The track I'm working on at the moment is a bit of a departure for me. Normally I don't like long intros, but the beginning to Gravity developed into this dark, broody soundscape. Its a full 4 mins till any proper percussion kicks in which sounds a long time, but its just right for the track (currently running at 12 mins). Anyway, you can Stream the MP3 hopefully... or download it(11Mb)

Heres what happens when you use Acid Pro as an mp3 sequencer..nearly an hour of beats n breaks. Have a listen to Methodical or download it. Want some more? heres another with Leftfield and Hybrid (to mention a few). You can download this too if you like.

Think I'm going to have to find a more permanent home for the mixes and stuff. judging by the amount of stuff I'm churning out of the Triton... Anyway, heres the Adam Freeland stuff mix from below on the blog...nice trancy, break filled mix that hardens somewhat towards the end when Joujouka arrive..However, its still only 135BPM and doesn't disrupt the flow too much...
Same as usual, you can stream it or download it...beware though, its 20Mb. Sounds best about 4am Sunday morning. Enjoy.

I was looking through my mp3 collection the other day and came across some depeche mode stuff I never realised I had. Perfect excuse to mix a few tracks up in acid and give the Basildon boys a breakbeat flavour. Its still a work in progress at the mo, but I've since discovered that DM and Breaks were made for each other. Have a listen and you'll hear what I mean. Download or Stream

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OAP Bendz (rather good) PS3 Blog

Flexifoil

Ainsdale on sea powerkite club

The powerkite shop

Tritonhaven (Korg stuff)

Karma Labs (Karma Triton Software)

Studio Central

Creatures in my head

Atom Films

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Wednesday, March 24, 2004

This post by Special_K on his blog from Wed 24th March 2004 (so you can find it in his archives) Is exactly the kind of thing that happened to me on a daily basis when I worked at the same place as him, which inevitably lead to me making the prophetic statement "This thing will never leave the ground" and quit for a much, much happier life doing what I'm doing now.... All that remains is for me to rescue Wen-D who, like K is cursed with working for 'them'

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I was just reading about the demolition of the Tricorn Centre in Portsmouth (I used to live there....) (no, Portsmouth, not the Tricorn Centre) when I followed a link on the bbc news site to a discussion about eyesores.

As is par for the course thesedays, it was hijacked by peeps whinging and moaning about windfarms. I think their arguement was summed best by this comment from a Mr Iain Nicholson...

"I'd much rather see some safe, well-built, clean nuclear power stations in strategic places around the country than hundreds of square miles of wind farms, with their swirling blades killing birds, and the potential for shed blades which are a danger to birds, animals and humans. I can see we need to educate the public better as to the advantages of modern nuclear power..."

Well, theres no arguing with that is there. Watch out for deadly windfarms near you being demolished soon.

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Tuesday, March 23, 2004

I wish I'd had to opportunity to stay long enough in Iceland to take some photos of the Aurora Borealis like these ones

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Monday, March 22, 2004

More excellent fun with Yeti's...and penguins YETISPORTS PART3

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Tuesday, March 16, 2004

Anyone who uses USENET newsgroups or IRC channels will instantly recognise people they know in these Flame Warrior descriptions. For those that dont, heres a list of the types of people *you would* come across if you did. Mike Reids Flame Warriors

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Monday, March 15, 2004

I've always wanted to learn about PHP, but could never be arsed until I was asked to join the admin bods on the OAP website. That was a couple of months ago now...and I've not broken anything yet, despite the lure of all the shiny icons on the site PHP console. I took this as an indicator that I may have inadvertantly learnt something and decided to put it to the test by installing a new Photo Gallery that uses that SQL doodad and stuff. I'm waiting paitently now for something bad to happen cos it was far too easy.

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Tuesday, March 02, 2004

Apologies if this makes you dizzy... Another great game from ferry halim

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Although I might loathe the back-breaking X-Box, Halo is a pretty good game by all accounts, particularly the warthog flipping antics you can get up to. Whilst its not as graphically nice, this interpretation is good fun for 10 mins or so. Warthog Launch

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Lovely musical animation at Atom Films Pipe Dreams

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Everything that isn't someone elses is (c)Andy Thornton 2003