The Exciting Sounds of a Compaq P133

by Martian Law

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1.	Modern Miracles 04:14		buy track
2.	Keep Spiraling In 04:11		buy track
3.	Moloch Must Die 03:33		buy track
4.	The Bottom 03:54		buy track
5.	Theater (District) 04:25		buy track
6.	Billioniare Balloonist 04:08		buy track
7.	Palm the Wheel 04:00		buy track
8.	March of the Mustard King 04:27		buy track
9.	3 Girl Rhumba (Mutation) 03:28	info	buy track

about

I have always liked to create music on computers. Back in the Apple ][+ days I made quite a few annoying musical ditties with The Music Construction Set and this continued into the Apple ][gs days. My software was never really sophisticated enough until I discovered tracking and mods when I upgraded to Windows 95. After a few years of noodling around, I finally had enough material to release a CDs worth of my electronic music, The Exciting Sounds of a Compaq P133. This disc was comprised of my first purely digital (no more cassette 4-track recording!) musical compositions. The sound is a little rough due to the primitive, non-pro software I used (mostly Fasttracker), but I am more-or-less happy with the way it turned out.

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released June 6, 1999

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Martian Law Chicago, Illinois

Martian Law is the moniker by which Robert Wm. Gomez (Nonagon, Der Lugomen) records computer music.

I don't understand mastering. Sorry if I blow out your speakers or annoy your pets.

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