music
The Gregory Brothers
There's a family of funny people tromping around the internet. They make cool music that you might have the opportunity to see live and they're responsible for a series of YouTube videos called "Autotune the News". Here's one of their more recent videos...
Someone said, "Prince is a Crazy Bitch."
![81_prince-pretentious-gal-300.jpg (Someone said, "Prince is a Crazy Bitch.")](http://mikestopcontinues.com/sites/mikestopcontinues.com/files/imagecache/thumbnail/cck/blog/image/81_prince-pretentious-gal-300.jpg "81_prince-pretentious-gal-300.jpg (Someone said, "Prince is a Crazy Bitch.")")
Seeing as Prince just recently declared, "The internet is completely over.", I would feel no shame in declaring war against the Barbarian of Holland, Michigan. But I won't. Kevin Smith does it better...
The REAPER Grimoire
REAPER is a the best-kept secret of the music industry and for good reason: it's awesome, stable, feature-rich, and fully customizable. The REAPER community is made of individuals, like myself, who have mastered one or more of the popular DAWs and were left angered by their restrictions, illogical presuppositions, and profound instability.
Future Music Now
Future Music Now will be my next album. Containing and hopefully advancing elements spanning rock, pop, and classical composition, the overarching theme of the album is that at some point in the future, you will love this music. Not you in particular, of course, but the you that is me and the you that is you all and the you that is all that isn't people and persons and individuals and consciousnesses.
The end of double album tags in mp3s
This is for all those out there who tag your mp3's with 'disc #' and 'total discs' metadata. And this is for all of those who, like me, choose to take the high road and leave that metadata out. And this is for all of you who don't yet care or didn't yet realize we're in a period of great turmoil.
So Small
Just install Flash and have more fun.
This is a little song I wrote when I was sixteen, walking through Italy's catacombs, wondering about the world. It's as short as it's name, and hopefully as sweet. By the time you hear the final album version, it'll sound completely different--but that's one of the joys of getting to hear it both ways.
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