Showing posts with label competition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label competition. Show all posts
Friday, June 29, 2007
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the soundcyst blog arena
discussing music, music technology, non-music technology, and other interesting things that happen throughout the day
discussing music, music technology, non-music technology, and other interesting things that happen throughout the day
Labels
- 2007 (8)
- albums (6)
- 1 beer (3)
- blunt (3)
- rock the bells (3)
- 2 beers (2)
- noise (2)
- 1 blunt (1)
- 1 jack n coke (1)
- 1 roast beef sandwich (1)
- 2 bowls (1)
- 2 joints (1)
- 3 beers (1)
- 3 vodka rockstars (1)
- 500 beers (1)
- 6 beers (1)
- Beat Konducta (1)
- Desire (1)
- Dizzee Rascal (1)
- Dr. No's Oxperiment (1)
- Ethernet Disk Mini (1)
- Jesus Price Supastar (1)
- LaCie (1)
- Liars (1)
- Maths + English (1)
- Oh No (1)
- Pharoahe Monch (1)
- Sean Price (1)
- champion sound (1)
- common (1)
- competition (1)
- geek down (1)
- ghostface (1)
- hardware (1)
- jaylib (1)
- keepin it real (1)
- los angeles (1)
- madlib (1)
- network attached storage (1)
- newsweek (1)
- no beer (1)
- props (1)
- q-tip (1)
- qui (1)
- rakim (1)
- reissues (1)
- release party (1)
- shows (1)
- snap (1)
- stonde müseng (1)
- the echo (1)
- too many beers (1)
- tour (1)
- we'll leave no eyes to weep for the dead (1)
album "ranking" scheme
- albums and probably everything else will be ranked according to the following scale:
- •snap means there's a little extra goodness
- •blunt means there's a lot of extra goodness
- •resin means a little extra badness
- •0 beers - this album requires a bare minimum of 0 beers before it becomes listenable. it must be pretty good.
- •1 beer - this album goes great with your favorite weizen, ale, or lager. it's probably even pretty good without one.
- •2 beers - it would probably sound good in a club or bar after a couple of IPAs
- •3 beers - since 3 beers is pretty much an optimal amount of beer, this could mean better than 0 beers... or not.
- •4 beers - sounds like each member in the band had 4 beers before this take.
- •5+ beers - yeah, it keeps getting worse.
About Me
- soundcyst
- I am currently studying Computer Engineering and Electronic Music at UCSC. I also develop applications in Max/MSP and record and play music in Santa Cruz. These activities make me a qualified expert in the field of blogging about music. The certificate is in the mail.