HAZAZEL=sk=ssc (hazazelskssc.s3m)

Perc: Bass Drum - FX
Perc: Snare - Techy
Bass: Synthesized: $$thanx
Bass: SuprSyn: v_overld
Perc: REVshake: twfr4.s3m
Bell: Zongers: v-mcking
Perc: Kraftmaster
SFX:  Scratchers
Bass: Sinewave
Vox:  Bass!
Vox:  Hit it now!
Perc: Conga
Vox:  UH!
Vox:  Revolution
Vox:  "Whew!"
Vox:  Breakmedown
Bell: GRB
Strg: Solid 4
Strg: Blast Blast

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■ BASS FREAKZ
  (a.k.a. Slow Death for
          Your Speakers)

  ───california,  u.s.a.───
  elliott lee ──── PΓOTOCΘL
  ───elee_scuacc.scu.edu───
         1994∙09∙07

BE FORWARNED!  I am *NOT*
responsible in any way if
you:

  [a] blow your speakers
  [b] blow your ears
  [c] blow your friend's
      speakers
  [d] set off car alarms
      (yes! it is possible)

This is a little test that
I literally threw together
in a mere 40 minutes.  As
you probably can tell, the
quality of the music sucks
like hell.  But, that's not
the point.  This is my
first song to test the
capabilities of the sine-
wave bass sample that I
created in Turbo C.  It is
_highly_ destructive to
your speaker's cones---
especially at 40hz.  You
are more than welcome to
rip the bass (it actually
made its debut in V-VIBES
in MC2 but was only for
extra reverb) but just drop
me a quick note saying that
you'll be using it---as a
courtesy.  Speaking of
which:  to those whose
samples I ripped: "thank
you" very much.  Sorry I
don't have your names to
give you due credit.

And the greets:
   this "song" is soooo
   pitiful, it doesn't
   deserve any greetz :(