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OK, so I turned off the random play to make sure You people listen to my version of "Ponte tu Vestido". It was a song written by Miki Gonzáles in mid 80's. Next to that, We have "Stumbeline" by The Smashing Pumpkins, I think I recorded that one with too much caffeine... (end of update). The song that goes by the name of "Nuestra Juventud Eléctrica": I wrote it with words used by friends in a series of emails. I didn't had any participation on those emails, I was like watching them communicate, so the song is made with words that I didn't originally thought off. It ended somehow in the form of a melancolik and somewhat sad song. This version is a rehearsal take for a second rewrite recorded in a cassettecorder. Another song is called "Los Colores". It's an early acoustic guitar version I did working out the lyrics, I guess. I have another more electronic-fun-different version I did live in an improvised set up for live video streaming on YouTube. Maybe if you don't like it, you could give a chance the other version, I don't know. I will put the url somewhere in here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYs1LjTtrUA

There's a track called "SweetNES of Horror". It was made for an oldschool-like videogame. This track was for the game intro. It is meant to sound like an old NES console. But, in truth, it was made with a Gameboy emulating the NES sound properties, which I deliberately fail at the end because of one detail on sound output... DID YOU HEAR THE DIFFERENCE?.

Beware of a track with pretty old stuff. It's like a mix made off raw material that later went to become part of the 386 demostage LP, it can get pretty obvious as in the "Elec6" case.

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