ep113-September Clues soundtrack album party

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Record time: Sunday, June 22, 2014 at 6:11am EDT

Topic: september clues soundtrack and discuss the making of the music and its fantastic interaction with 9/11 movie clips.

Guests: Simon Shack, Rollo, El Sushi

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NB: This is the backup audio – the original didn't record properly so this is in mono (forgot to change the backup settings). To get the full stereo effect of Simon's music, click the link below! Always create backups!

September Clues – The Soundtrack

Simon's thread about his music on cluesforum: www.cluesforum.info/viewtopic….

“THE NUKE HOAX – some historical background” : cluesforum.info/viewtopic.php?…

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Vikram

11 months ago

wow nice music songs from this album

delcroix

8 years ago

thanks a million for the track “strange” simon
you’re a great man
all the best from Ireland
joe

simonshack

8 years ago

Thanks so much Ab for this show – and for ‘plugging’ my band’s music – it really hasn’t had much promotion over the years, so I appreciate this all the more! Alright folks, so the mono / low bit rate sound format of the show isn’t up to MSM broadcast standards, and the songs don’t sound too well – but don’t blame Ab for this – he’s doing his very best with his grass-root home-radio setup! Right now I’d like to make a little courtesy gift to all fakeologists / listeners / music fans – of a song (from our… Read more »

simonshack

8 years ago

Am looking forward to the show too – hehe ! :O) Banazir, my favorite vocoder I used at the the time (to process all sorts of sounds and samples) was a digital plug-in by Opcode – if I well remember. Back then, I had a friend who kept bringing me truckloads of audio plug-ins to play around with – and I had lots of fun tweaking and toggling with them all… The sampling frequency I’d record at would be 48kHz when I still used my ol’ DAT Technics recorder – it’s now back to the standard 44.1 kHz on my… Read more »