I've been through 2 formats since I started this. But resilient as I am, the source files are still intact. I've kind of hit a dead end on where to go with it though.

I am interested in obtaining these for the sheer novelty of it. I know the format has been around since 1987 but none of the archives I know of can sort by date.

I decided to give the much neglected sibling of the trilogy some coverage. http://geckoyamori.escariot.net/T3%201-1.mp3 Yes, it's meant to be very cheesy. And yes, I know the guitars are bloody awful. They're just placeholders for now so I can get my ideas across. It would be nice to have an accompl...

Are chiptunes the next big thing in Hip Hop now?

Do you mean humans imitating robots through a vocoder, or computers imitating humans through speech synthesis? There's a distinctive difference between the two.

The fact that they used the originals instead of tiresome supersaw anthems is relieving, at least.

Is it too much to ask for a new album in the same style as the very first Oxygenes?

I created a YTMND for this, seeing as how much the site has grown in recent years it's a pretty effective way of spreading the word:
http://timbalandtempest.ytmnd.com/

Serves him right. I knew from the very beginning Jamster was just a way of emptying the pockets of their unsuspecting, cellphone-obsessed teenage consumer group.

Can someone get a clip of the tune in question? I'd like to hear it for comparison. But yeah, that guy is a real prick. Using his logic you could say the same about any instrument, claiming it's the guitar that does all the work and there's no real creativity or skill put into it. There is no sound ...

Starbucks!

Summarize.

Now watch as Jamster buys the game, converts it for cellphone use and advertises the living shit out of it.

But can it vacuum the house for me?

George Clinton?