optimum ****** (optimum.mod)
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Title theme from Sanity's demo 'Optimum Fuckup' released at The Hurricane Party (26-29 June 1992) and finished 9th in the demo competition. I have always been fond of Jesters' music, except for some of his songs that tends to be a bit 'noisy', which also goes for this one. The song is a typical demo-song from it's time of origin (early 90's) consisting of some orchestral elements and the typical 'jester-bass'n-beat' Jester has always shown great tracking skills, allthough this song lacks sample balance, making it sound very noisy. Except for that I have nothing negative to comment upon. Jester knows the tricks of the trade.
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<=> composed by <=>
<+> jester/sanity <+>
< all samples by me >
on the day that you
find yourself in an
optimally fucked up
state of mind dare to
write to this address
<+> volker tripp <+>
in der ziegelheide 15
429 bocholt - germany
or dial this number
+49-2871-14692
project offers are
especially welcome.
the samples in this
track were taken from
2 synths (roland d10,
yamaha tg33) and from
an effects cd.
this tune sounds best
when you turn up the
volume on your stereo
to a maximum extend !
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Great stuff by Jester, as well as his other more famous modules. I like that dripping water sound effect (I hope this is water and not something else). I also like the chord progression here.
By the way, I will venture to disagree with the previous commenter from 2001, who thinks (or, more likely, was thinking) that this module sounds very noisy. Let me ask a question: in what place it is noisy? To me, it sounds absolutely fine. Maybe the commenter just "turned up the volume on the stereo to a maximum extend"? Who knows…