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| author | (quasar) nebula <qznebula@protonmail.com> | 2024-01-21 21:39:12 -0400 |
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| committer | (quasar) nebula <qznebula@protonmail.com> | 2024-01-21 21:39:12 -0400 |
| commit | fa0e3c0d8edaa1821f80ff834d26034619008c47 (patch) | |
| tree | 94c5bef678def05b9a9e74ddaf15e0acae124bd4 /album/lofam.yaml | |
| parent | 99e6e1fe83e4a13af00563e21edd7a9390e83083 (diff) | |
various fixes from #issuefication-zone
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diff --git a/album/lofam.yaml b/album/lofam.yaml index b456bd5..b1b0299 100644 --- a/album/lofam.yaml +++ b/album/lofam.yaml @@ -657,7 +657,7 @@ Commentary: |- --- Track: SadoMasoPedoRoboNecroBestiality Artists: -- tynic +- Nic Carey Contributors: - Beast72 (original midi) - Goatmon (additional vocals) @@ -719,10 +719,10 @@ Lyrics: |- SadoMasoPedoRoboNecroBestiality SadoMasoPedoRoboNecroBestiality! Commentary: |- - <i>tynic:</i> + <i>Nic Carey:</i> Hmm, I don't know if I have much to say about this piece. Just that I tried to keep the instrumentals light and non-distracting, but still true to the original cockney pastiche. <i>Goatmon:</i> - I feel like I really can't take credits for this song. The lyrics came from Something Awful, and the music is from a midi that Tynic scrounged up from somewhere. Someone at the Penny Arcade MSPA thread mentioned having seen a supercalifrag parody at Something Awful, and after Googling I found the lyrics, and decided to try my hand at it. Tynic volunteered her voice, and after she got the midi accompaniment, we bounced back and forth with it until it was the right key and speed. From there she recorded her part and I did mine, etc. + I feel like I really can't take credits for this song. The lyrics came from Something Awful, and the music is from a midi that [[artist:nic-carey|Tynic]] scrounged up from somewhere. Someone at the Penny Arcade MSPA thread mentioned having seen a supercalifrag parody at Something Awful, and after Googling I found the lyrics, and decided to try my hand at it. Tynic volunteered her voice, and after she got the midi accompaniment, we bounced back and forth with it until it was the right key and speed. From there she recorded her part and I did mine, etc. To this day, I don't really like listening to myself in this song, I just don't think it came out how I wanted it. That doesn't seem to matter to everyone else, though. I never imagined it could have taken off like it did, but it very quickly spread and apparently became a thing. I'd always hoped that I'd eventually come out with some Homestuck thing that would be well remembered by the fans. Here I was wasting my time whipping together silly mario paints, when I should have been recording catchy songs about amoral abusive relationships. Live and learn. --- |