Ambient, dub techno, downtempo, IDM, and some old tracker modules. A weird
mash of styles. This mix features a couple new-ish tracks from dbacon
and Paul Blackford plus a recent remaster from Brothomstates.
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this mix. This mix is also available at mixcloud.
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How to be PRO? Tutorial by Fatal1ty at youtube.com.
(Previously uploaded with the title "Practice Time by Mr. Positivity").
The clip linked above is from Fatal1ty's segment of the
I'm A Gamer episode of MTV's True Life.
You gotta practice. Practice. Practice practice practice practice. Practice. And if you're not practicing you should be practicing. So keep practicing. It's the only way you're gonna get better. It's the only way you're gonna be number 1. Number 1 in anything. You need practice practice practice.
I keep a copy of this on my hard drive and watch it whenever I need
motivation. I like the part where he tells me to practice.
More breaks and electro for the middle of July. Wandering through a few
different styles and a couple of decades trying to draw connections.
This hour features new tracks from the Bassbin Twins, Bufiman,
London Modular Alliance, and Mariska Neerman, plus a
bunch of old favorites.
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this mix. This mix is also available at mixcloud.
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Final torture [Quake3 DeFRaG movie] at youtube.com.
Quake 3 Defrag map gnj-finaltorture
performed by Shio. VQ3 physics. Video by xajjA,
map of course by gnj. Run and video both from 2013. Content
warning for flashing lights and first-person gameplay that may
cause motion sickness.
Incredible run of a punishing Q3 defrag map. Fall at any
point and you start over from the beginning. One of the great Quake
videos of the last decade. Even ESReality likes it.
Posting because this is where I first heard Running Away by
DJ Infiniti. (It's the second music track, starts at 01:52.)
That's the same Infiniti whose mix of Move Over was just played
in MTT 228. Every time I hear Running Away I think of Shio
and gnj-finaltorture.
Breaks and electro, mid-tempo ~130. A bunch of old selections in here,
tracks I've been playing for years. Some new ones too from Anz,
Bassbin Twins, Delta Funktionen, Overmono, and
Scape One.
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this mix. This mix is also available at mixcloud.
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I've made a significant change which will hopefully make it easier for
me to update this site more often. I've re-implemented traditional blog
categories and grouped most existing posts into long-form "articles" and
short-form "notes". This gives me a category where I can publish short
pieces like photos, recommendations, links to albums, links to videos,
and so on without feeling like I need to write a thousand words or
whatever. (That's a pretty low bar for "long-form" writing, I know, but
writing scares me.)
This matters because there are new browsing and RSS feed options
available. Articles (RSS) and notes (RSS)
both have their own chronological pages and feeds. The main page
and main RSS feed will continue to display all posts as normal.
If you're currently subscribed to the main RSS feed of this blog and
still want to receive all posts then you don't have to change anything.
There's also a unique (and hopefully podcatcher compatible)
RSS feed of just the Movement Through Thought mixes. These
different feeds and views are available so you can choose how much of my
nonsense you want to read.
Think of the short-form "notes" as something like a microblog
in the style of tumblr, a place where I can link videos and do other
lazy posts.
Fast-ish breaks and electro today, hot weather music and some recent
purchases. This one features new tracks by Client_03, Distance,
London Modular Alliance, and Overmono.
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this mix. This mix is also available at mixcloud.
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A common downside to static websites (like this one) is that there's no
easy way to handle user interaction. Comments, likes, trackback /
pingback / mention, etc. . A bunch of third-party systems exist that
solve this problem, the most popular probably being Disqus.
Disqus relies on browser javascript (which I strongly dislike) and has a
rocky history with user privacy, so it's not something I'm
willing to use. Most of the other comment systems available also require
javascript so, again, not willing to use.
But I still kind of want a way for visitors to leave comments and,
more broadly, for my site to interact with other websites. Enter the
IndieWeb community of web developers and their associated
standards and projects, notably Webmentions.
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An hour of relaxed melancholic electro and IDM floating around 120 BPM.
This set features new tracks from Brokntoys, CPU Records,
and another piece from Mariska Neerman's Finding Our Way Back Home EP.
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this mix. This mix is also available at mixcloud.
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