The last thing I heard from under the TTK name was Ninety Two. it seems like most don't even announce their new stuff on m:alt anymore.

do you still make music

http://digicrates.bandcamp.com/album/ampersand-ep-dryphtavenue

Forgive me for my curiosity, but it keeps bugging me, do you know what wavelength transgression Robby was referring to here? - http://imgur.com/wTQDzZd

Don't narc on me but I uploaded some albums in the dropbox that I think you're really dig, and I've been lurking and saw you were feeling the Torn Hawk...That album is my shit : )

Dear friend Nick! My second self-release "Wanderlust" is out now!!! +++ Digital download http://www.xn--waldlufer-z2a.com/digital_download.htm +++ Check out the album previews on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/waldlaeufervideo +++ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/waldlauf +++ Feel free to add me to your Last.fm library: http://www.lastfm.de/music/Der+Waldl%C3%A4ufer Thx & enjoy, Der Waldläufer

Yes yes yes.

Hugs

Thanks for the friend request :)

Loving your tunes amazing. Will try to listen to all of them if i get on a good computer. (can;t acess soundcloud profile on school computer but did you like narrow landscape (i will make all of my songs downloadable) i will also download some of your because they are that good i cannot wait for more :0

Your music is awesome man keep it up=)

why is that?

under your recently played tracks it had an album cover the same as your profile picture so i investigated:)

You write music? thats awesome man, check out soundcloud (its a good place to share and get your music out there) i will give your music a listen but it might not work as school computers block all social media so it could be a little later (also search Joseph Dymond in soundcloud and give my stuff a listen (would love to hear your comments even if they are critising i do not mind:)

a pretty hollow remark actually. i'm wondering what the benefits are of living inland

I used to be lame, then I took some drugs. man you need to move outward to the coast, you seem like a coasty dude. what's holding you back?

bathurst eh, I've actually been there a few times. is that the radiohead show that costs $150 a ticket? if so, you could have seen 2.5 Aphex shows for the same price lol ;3

Lapalux can get pretty chaotic; it's great stuff though. hey man, do you see many gigs in dubbo? I recently saw Aphex in syd, was intense

a friend showed me some burial recently, sounded really good. now I have to get this much talked about ep. hey, you seem to do a lot of sampling. what are the biggest gold mines in terms of genres and time periods? I've found a lot in old blues stuff and even some swing music, afro beat etc. but I have a feeling I'm overlooking a lot.

hey dude, how have you been? just got through an Onra binge. can you recommend anything similar? hope all is well with the music

Fair enough I guess. I like to look for friends in many places, and I find I've made a lot of great friends who I've gone on to meet and stay with online. Plus it helps with finding people who share similar musical interests, e.g. music.

Or don't, whatever. Personally I like being nice/making friends. But speaking in monosyllables and trying to bring everyone down is cool too.

Facebook me. I'm Jacob Porter, and my profile pic is the same as the last.fm one :)

I talk a lot. People aren't open enough. Do stuff, feels good.

I think personally I was confused about what exactly depression was, if that makes sense? Like I was taking way too much alcohol/dissociatives and getting really paranoid that everyone was having more fun/doing more than me. But I detox'd and life is so bright now, I feel like I can do a lot more. Take pride in your happy-go-luckyness, eat right and go for the good drugs and you'll feel a lot better :)

I think you probably do more than you realise. Personally I had such low self-esteem that I forgot to recognise that actually I do a lot, because I have a healthy, well-excercised brain. It's not something that happens quickly, but I work hard at everything all my life, and things open up ever further. It's a daisy chain effect, and it's good to not be afraid of lowness, because that leads to depression. Keep your chin up man :)

Sekken from the Loolinks

i hate that guy

biggles the megabyte? Does that mean something?

Some of Fela's songs just had me obsessed man. Particularly "Confusion Break Bones" these last few weeks. Really love the tone of it. but that sacre cool track is badass, cheers for mentioning it. I still have to check out some of the others haha. If I even go to dubbo I'm going to bring a ruckus through your music collection.

Put all your stuff since ninety two on an album! I'm too lazy to d/l the individual tracks from soundcloud, bro!

did you ever come across Fela Kuti/Nigeria 70 during your nigerian funk sampling binges? He has some legendary tracks

holy shit, listening to Young Montana? - Sacré Cool. so tight. Interested in seeing any additions you have to your list. Not a bad idea, too. I'll go through my monthly-digest playlists and pick a winner from each month sometime.

hey dude, what've you been up to? where have your musical ventures carried you?

Kelpe man. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXesKmi6LyQ

just heard Madvillainy. oh man some tracks are really quality. I have a whole discog of MF Doom that I need to sort. thanks for the recommendsss

ohhh, I didn't know it was madlib and mf doom. have heard a lot of madlib/lord quas. my "check this out" list continues to grow.

thanks man, definitely checking all that out. I heard Madvillian was good a while back but never got around to "acquiring" some of his stuff. do you listen to any jazz? I've been submerging myself in it lately and I think there's some really good stuff out there. Today's find: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NdU11z1HXE&list=FLtvynwDFT1D6rKEssgvVDbA&index=1&feature=plpp_video so good.

what do you think of madvillain?

yeah, I remember all of Justice's "hits" from long ago. probably played too much on the radio. pretty good stuff though. I haven't heard much Radiohead, but from what I have heard, they have some interesting stuff. need to find some more Stereolab actually, but only a handful of tracks on that album appealed to me. i'm not surprised considering how prolific she/they are. any albums stand out in particular?

I can recommend Total Life Forever if you feel like checking them out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmZb0bJawoA

rarely nowadays, mainly because I don't listen to radio besides my alarm in the morning lol. I remember triple J being the best thing on when I was further down the coast though. having access to the internet sort of made it obsolete when you can listen to anything you want.

what do you think of Foals?

oh man, good stuff. Liked the second track the most (despite sounding a lot like Katamari music). gonna check them out.

I used to listen to Beck a long time ago, and I enjoyed his stuff. Haven't heard any of Stereolab's though.

this is last.fm, nevermind that question lol.

oh, thought you meant "my favorite album that I discovered this year" and not bound to the actual release year. Reich is relatively old. still don't think I could pick an AotY, especially since I don't really listen to them as they come out as much as I listen to discographies. your taste is hard to pin down at the moment, what have you been listening to the most lately?

oh cool, definitely checking that out. AotY? that is a huge question, I don't know if I could pick just one. I make playlists for each month and put all the best music I've found that month in a playlist. my AotM for october would be "The Dead Sea - Xela", last month maybe "Mosaik - Siriusmo" or more likely "Music for 18 Musicians - Steve Reich". I recommend checking those out, bound to resonate with at least one (they're all very different).

heard of Kelpe? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWm90EsVj3I

also, what's with the cross everywhere?