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Woozle: /* Hell's Hotel */ corrected download link

2021-07-23T23:58:27Z

Hell's Hotel: corrected download link

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	====Hell's Hotel====		====Hell's Hotel====
	* '''Type''': Song (well, sort of) with words		* '''Type''': Song (well, sort of) with words
	* '''Download''': ~~{{cimedia\|ci~~-hh.mp3\|MP3}}		* '''Download''': [[woozalia:File:Ci-hh.mp3\|MP3]]
	* '''Comments''': The guitar is acoustic, distorted by a very advanced technical process called "turning up the gain too high". (Can you tell this was recorded in the 1980s?) I have an idea for this song which might make it really "kick arse", but I don't know if it will work... I have to locate a certain MoG recording.		* '''Comments''': The guitar is acoustic, distorted by a very advanced technical process called "turning up the gain too high". (Can you tell this was recorded in the 1980s?) I have an idea for this song which might make it really "kick arse", but I don't know if it will work... I have to locate a certain MoG recording.
	* '''Credits''':		* '''Credits''':
	** '''Words & vocal''': S. Talton -- but give her a break; she was only 15 at the time.)		** '''Words & vocal''': [[Woozle/Shannon\|S. Talton]] (but give her a break; she was only 15 at the time.)

	====Distortion====		====Distortion====
	* '''Type''': Instrumental (piano, solo guitar)		* '''Type''': Instrumental (piano, solo guitar)

Woozle: /* Pineapple */ corrected/updated download link

2021-07-23T23:42:42Z

Pineapple: corrected/updated download link

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	====Pineapple====		====Pineapple====
	* '''Type''': Original audio weirdness		* '''Type''': Original audio weirdness
	* '''Download''': ~~{{cimedia\|ci~~-0-pine.mp3\|MP3}}		* '''Download''': [[woozalia:file:Ci-0-pine.mp3\|MP3]]
	* '''Comments''': This should probably also be in the Top 10 Weirdest Things I've Ever Recorded (along with "Summer Nights in White Satin" -- see [[Woozle's Audio Weirdness]]). It started innocently enough when I was trying to get an interesting rhythmic [[Wikipedia:Moog\|Moog]] noise against which to play something, and then someone who didn't know I was recording started noodling around on the other Moog (an Opus 3), and there was already some odd stuff on some of the other tracks, and it seemed like a good excuse to assemble a bunch of odd sounds and try to make them go somewhere. ("Said fed head" is my paternal parental unit, from a recording presumably made for a psychology experiment sometime in the 1960s.)		* '''Comments''': This should probably also be in the Top 10 Weirdest Things I've Ever Recorded (along with "Summer Nights in White Satin" -- see [[Woozle's Audio Weirdness]]). It started innocently enough when I was trying to get an interesting rhythmic [[Wikipedia:Moog\|Moog]] noise against which to play something, and then someone who didn't know I was recording started noodling around on the other Moog (an Opus 3), and there was already some odd stuff on some of the other tracks, and it seemed like a good excuse to assemble a bunch of odd sounds and try to make them go somewhere. ("Said fed head" is my paternal parental unit, from a recording presumably made for a psychology experiment sometime in the 1960s.)

	==License==		==License==
	All the audio on this page is released under the Creative Commons license (same as the wiki, even though the files are off-site). For the purposes of the license, the author is Woozle Staddon; attribution should include a link back to http://woozalia.org (or to this page if you prefer). If anyone does want to produce any derivative work, I'd be interested in hearing about it -- and I'd probably be willing to share source files so you have a higher-quality original to work from.		All the audio on this page is released under the Creative Commons license (same as the wiki, even though the files are off-site). For the purposes of the license, the author is Woozle Staddon; attribution should include a link back to http://woozalia.org (or to this page if you prefer). If anyone does want to produce any derivative work, I'd be interested in hearing about it -- and I'd probably be willing to share source files so you have a higher-quality original to work from.

Woozle: removed "new name" section; updated "license" section slightly

2010-03-15T01:31:00Z

removed "new name" section; updated "license" section slightly

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	* '''Download''': {{cimedia\|ci-0-pine.mp3\|MP3}}		* '''Download''': {{cimedia\|ci-0-pine.mp3\|MP3}}
	* '''Comments''': This should probably also be in the Top 10 Weirdest Things I've Ever Recorded (along with "Summer Nights in White Satin" -- see [[Woozle's Audio Weirdness]]). It started innocently enough when I was trying to get an interesting rhythmic [[Wikipedia:Moog\|Moog]] noise against which to play something, and then someone who didn't know I was recording started noodling around on the other Moog (an Opus 3), and there was already some odd stuff on some of the other tracks, and it seemed like a good excuse to assemble a bunch of odd sounds and try to make them go somewhere. ("Said fed head" is my paternal parental unit, from a recording presumably made for a psychology experiment sometime in the 1960s.)		* '''Comments''': This should probably also be in the Top 10 Weirdest Things I've Ever Recorded (along with "Summer Nights in White Satin" -- see [[Woozle's Audio Weirdness]]). It started innocently enough when I was trying to get an interesting rhythmic [[Wikipedia:Moog\|Moog]] noise against which to play something, and then someone who didn't know I was recording started noodling around on the other Moog (an Opus 3), and there was already some odd stuff on some of the other tracks, and it seemed like a good excuse to assemble a bunch of odd sounds and try to make them go somewhere. ("Said fed head" is my paternal parental unit, from a recording presumably made for a psychology experiment sometime in the 1960s.)

	==License==		==License==
	All the audio on this page is released under the Creative Commons license (same as the wiki, even though the files are off-site). For the purposes of the license, the author is Woozle Staddon; attribution should include a link back to http://~~hypertwins~~.org (or ~~directly~~ to this page if you prefer). If anyone does want to produce any derivative work, I'd be interested in hearing about it -- and I'd probably be willing to share source files so you have a higher-quality original to work from.		All the audio on this page is released under the Creative Commons license (same as the wiki, even though the files are off-site). For the purposes of the license, the author is Woozle Staddon; attribution should include a link back to http://woozalia.org (or to this page if you prefer). If anyone does want to produce any derivative work, I'd be interested in hearing about it -- and I'd probably be willing to share source files so you have a higher-quality original to work from.
	~~==New Name==~~
	I'm considering using "Woozalia" as a name to replace "The Cheap Imitation", partly because it's eminently searchable (it currently pulls up a total of 4 references on Google, all of which are me) and partly because mumble-mumble which I'll get back to later.

Woozle: /* Recordings */ fixed YBC download link; updated song links to point to Woozalia; removed Penguin Song listing; added image of TEAC

2010-03-15T01:29:33Z

Recordings: fixed YBC download link; updated song links to point to Woozalia; removed Penguin Song listing; added image of TEAC

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	==Recordings==		==Recordings==
	These tracks are freely redistributable under the Creative Commons [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike] license. Permission may be given for ''small-scale'' paid reproduction (as in listening clubs), but do ask first.		These tracks are freely redistributable under the Creative Commons [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike] license. Permission may be given for ''small-scale'' paid reproduction (as in listening clubs), but do ask first.[[File:2005-06-05 teac A-2340 SX.550px wide.jpg\|thumb\|My recording studio. ...well, ''most'' of my recording studio.]]
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	===2007===		===2007===
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Your Brilliant Career]] \|\| song w/words; demo \|\| {{cimedia\|YBC~~%202007~~-01-23~~%20mix~~.mp3\|MP3}}		\| [[woozalia:Your Brilliant Career\|Your Brilliant Career]] \|\| song w/words; demo \|\| {{cimedia\|YBC-2007-01-23-mix.mp3\|MP3}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan=3 \|		\| colspan=3 \|
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	\| colspan=3 \| <big>2003 remixes of old stuff</big>		\| colspan=3 \| <big>2003 remixes of old stuff</big>
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Not Your Chameleon]] \|\| song with words \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-cham.q05.ogg\|OGG}} {{cimedia\|ci-cham.vbr-hi.mp3\|MP3}}		\| [[woozalia:Not Your Chameleon\|Not Your Chameleon]] \|\| song with words \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-cham.q05.ogg\|OGG}} {{cimedia\|ci-cham.vbr-hi.mp3\|MP3}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[All The Beautiful Girls]] \|\| song with words \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-atbg-v1.0.mp3\|MP3}}		\| [[woozalia:All The Beautiful Girls\|All The Beautiful Girls]] \|\| song with words \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-atbg-v1.0.mp3\|MP3}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Don't Call the Doctor]] \|\| song w/words; demo \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-dctd-demo.mp3\|MP3}}		\| [[woozalia:Don't Call the Doctor\|Don't Call the Doctor]] \|\| song w/words; demo \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-dctd-demo.mp3\|MP3}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Going Through the Motions]] \|\| song w/words; demo \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-gttm-demo.mp3\|MP3}}		\| [[woozalia:Going Through the Motions\|Going Through the Motions]] \|\| song w/words; demo \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-gttm-demo.mp3\|MP3}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[#Time For You\|Time For You]] \|\| song w/words; short \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-tfy-v1.mp3\|MP3}}		\| [[#Time For You\|Time For You]] \|\| song w/words; short \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-tfy-v1.mp3\|MP3}}
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	\| colspan=3 \| <big>Analog mixes circa 1991</big>		\| colspan=3 \| <big>Analog mixes circa 1991</big>
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[You or a Reasonable Facsimile]] \|\| song w/words; demo \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-fax.mp3\|MP3}}		\| [[woozalia:You or a Reasonable Facsimile\|You or a Reasonable Facsimile]] \|\| song w/words; demo \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-fax.mp3\|MP3}}
	\|}		\|}
	====Time For You====		====Time For You====
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	* '''Comments''': This was originally part of a sequence of tracks; I've decided I don't like the first two, at least not as they are currently recorded. The second track blends into this one; you can hear the fade-out at the beginning. The music starts after about a minute and a half if you want to skip the weird stuff. My-sister-the-mathematician does the psychiatrist bit at the end. (She's quoting "[[Wikipedia:ELIZA\|Eliza]]", an early attempt to fake verbal interaction with a computer. The machine pretended to be a shrink by asking leading questions without really understanding what you were saying to it. It ran on an [[Wikipedia:Osborne 1\|Osborne portable]].)		* '''Comments''': This was originally part of a sequence of tracks; I've decided I don't like the first two, at least not as they are currently recorded. The second track blends into this one; you can hear the fade-out at the beginning. The music starts after about a minute and a half if you want to skip the weird stuff. My-sister-the-mathematician does the psychiatrist bit at the end. (She's quoting "[[Wikipedia:ELIZA\|Eliza]]", an early attempt to fake verbal interaction with a computer. The machine pretended to be a shrink by asking leading questions without really understanding what you were saying to it. It ran on an [[Wikipedia:Osborne 1\|Osborne portable]].)
	: The song happened mainly because of the really short sequencer on my [[Wikipedia:Ensoniq\|Ensoniq]] [[Wikipedia:Ensoniq Mirage\|Mirage]]; the darn thing only had about 128k and its sequencer had an upper limit of about 15 seconds. The Mirage died in 1995 and I got an EPS-M (rackmount version of the [[Wikipedia:Ensoniq EPS\|EPS]]), which is still very cool even if it is now also out of date. I expect I will be using the EPS for future recordings (it was used on one track of the [[Xmas CD Project]], 2001).		: The song happened mainly because of the really short sequencer on my [[Wikipedia:Ensoniq\|Ensoniq]] [[Wikipedia:Ensoniq Mirage\|Mirage]]; the darn thing only had about 128k and its sequencer had an upper limit of about 15 seconds. The Mirage died in 1995 and I got an EPS-M (rackmount version of the [[Wikipedia:Ensoniq EPS\|EPS]]), which is still very cool even if it is now also out of date. I expect I will be using the EPS for future recordings (it was used on one track of the [[Xmas CD Project]], 2001).
	~~====You or a Reasonable Facsimile====~~
	* '''Type''': Song with [[You or a Reasonable Facsimile\|words]]
	* '''Download''': {{cimedia\|ci-fax.mp3\|MP3}}
	* '''Comments''': The words came first. The last bit (about the rodents) always makes me think about my friend Hilary, so I always say I wrote it about her before I met her. Dave Fawcett played the real drums (the crash cymbal comes through the most clearly); I played and sang (I use the terms lightly) everything else.

	====Interlude #1====		====Interlude #1====
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	* '''Type''': Song (well, sort of) with words		* '''Type''': Song (well, sort of) with words
	* '''Download''': {{cimedia\|ci-hh.mp3\|MP3}}		* '''Download''': {{cimedia\|ci-hh.mp3\|MP3}}
	* '''Comments''': The guitar is acoustic, distorted by a very advanced technical process called "turning up the gain too high". (Can you tell this was recorded in the 1980s?)		* '''Comments''': The guitar is acoustic, distorted by a very advanced technical process called "turning up the gain too high". (Can you tell this was recorded in the 1980s?) I have an idea for this song which might make it really "kick arse", but I don't know if it will work... I have to locate a certain MoG recording.
	* '''Credits''':		* '''Credits''':
	** '''Words & vocal''': S. Talton -- but give her a break; she was only 15 at the time.)		** '''Words & vocal''': S. Talton -- but give her a break; she was only 15 at the time.)
	~~====The Penguin Song====~~
	* '''Type''': Novelty song with [[The Penguin Song\|words]]
	* '''Download''': {{cimedia\|ci-penguin.mp3\|MP3}}

	====Distortion====		====Distortion====
	* '''Type''': Instrumental (piano, solo guitar)		* '''Type''': Instrumental (piano, solo guitar)

Woozle: /* Recordings */ fixed time headers

2010-03-15T00:56:33Z

Recordings: fixed time headers

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	===2003===		===2003===
			\|-
			\| colspan=3 \| <big>2003 remixes of old stuff</big>
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Not Your Chameleon]] \|\| song with words \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-cham.q05.ogg\|OGG}} {{cimedia\|ci-cham.vbr-hi.mp3\|MP3}}		\| [[Not Your Chameleon]] \|\| song with words \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-cham.q05.ogg\|OGG}} {{cimedia\|ci-cham.vbr-hi.mp3\|MP3}}
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	\| [[#Time For You\|Time For You]] \|\| song w/words; short \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-tfy-v1.mp3\|MP3}}		\| [[#Time For You\|Time For You]] \|\| song w/words; short \|\| {{cimedia\|ci-tfy-v1.mp3\|MP3}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan=3 \| ~~<big>2003 remixes of old stuff</big>~~		\| colspan=3 \|
			===1991===
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan=3 \| <big>Analog mixes circa 1991</big>		\| colspan=3 \| <big>Analog mixes circa 1991</big>

Woozle: /* Introductape */ woozalia.com

2010-03-15T00:50:31Z

Introductape: woozalia.com

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	[[Woozle]]: [[Woozle's audio projects\|audio]]: [[The Cheap Imitation]]		[[Woozle]]: [[Woozle's audio projects\|audio]]: [[The Cheap Imitation]]
	==Introductape==		==Introductape==
	[[The Cheap Imitation]] was the name I used for my original musical recordings from approximately 1983 up to 1994 or so~~. I'm trying to decide whether or not to keep using it~~. (The idea is that the recordings are mostly just me, overdubbed, and not a real band at all -- just a ''cheap imitation'' of one.)		[[The Cheap Imitation]] was the name I used for my original musical recordings from approximately 1983 up to 1994 or so. (The idea is that the recordings are mostly just me, overdubbed, and not a real band at all -- just a ''cheap imitation'' of one.)

			In [[:category:2005\|2005]], I decided to start using the name "Woozalia" for solo recording, and set up [[woozalia:Main Page\|woozalia.com]]. Most of this stuff has been moved over there, though not all of it.

	==Recordings==		==Recordings==
	These tracks are freely redistributable under the Creative Commons [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike] license. Permission may be given for ''small-scale'' paid reproduction (as in listening clubs), but do ask first.		These tracks are freely redistributable under the Creative Commons [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike] license. Permission may be given for ''small-scale'' paid reproduction (as in listening clubs), but do ask first.

Woozle: Reverted edits by 62.68.63.123 (Talk) to last version by Woozle

2009-03-13T19:17:00Z

Reverted edits by 62.68.63.123 (Talk) to last version by Woozle

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	~~I8ercr flgoey72FdAa1nc830fNdKu~~		==Navigation==
			[[Woozle]]: [[Woozle's audio projects\|audio]]: [[The Cheap Imitation]]
	==Introductape==		==Introductape==
	[[The Cheap Imitation]] was the name I used for my original musical recordings from approximately 1983 up to 1994 or so. I'm trying to decide whether or not to keep using it. (The idea is that the recordings are mostly just me, overdubbed, and not a real band at all -- just a ''cheap imitation'' of one.)		[[The Cheap Imitation]] was the name I used for my original musical recordings from approximately 1983 up to 1994 or so. I'm trying to decide whether or not to keep using it. (The idea is that the recordings are mostly just me, overdubbed, and not a real band at all -- just a ''cheap imitation'' of one.)

62.68.63.123: /* Navigation */

2009-03-13T17:00:52Z

Navigation

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	~~[[Woozle]]: [[Woozle's audio projects\|audio]]: [[The Cheap Imitation]]~~
	==Introductape==		==Introductape==
	[[The Cheap Imitation]] was the name I used for my original musical recordings from approximately 1983 up to 1994 or so. I'm trying to decide whether or not to keep using it. (The idea is that the recordings are mostly just me, overdubbed, and not a real band at all -- just a ''cheap imitation'' of one.)		[[The Cheap Imitation]] was the name I used for my original musical recordings from approximately 1983 up to 1994 or so. I'm trying to decide whether or not to keep using it. (The idea is that the recordings are mostly just me, overdubbed, and not a real band at all -- just a ''cheap imitation'' of one.)

Woozle: Reverted edits by CaerrOlrol (Talk) to last version by Woozle

2009-03-12T15:29:41Z

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