After 2 years (2 fscking years!) I’ve finally finished the track for the Composition Challenge: Kitchop (MP3, on Google Pages). As you may — or may not — recall, Jesper’s challenge to me was, “make a song containing at least three things from your kitchen and you rap … in danish.” My challenge to him was,“make a song with real hand-claps (that is, you clap) in it, no drums/drumsamples and at least one instrument must have audible reverb.“
Jesper finished his song (The Devil) in, like, 1 week(!), so I guess it’s about time I finished mine. Sorry for the delay, Jesper.
Update (June 19, 2008, 19:10): There were a couple of mixing and compression related problems with the track, so a new (and better) version has been uploaded. If you’ve downloaded the song before this update please re-download it and enjoy even more!
I normally don’t post links to stuff already out there, since i find it a wast of bandwidth. And since is a redundancy-blog trend i don’t really want to participate in. But this will have to be the exception to that rule. I just need to show some respect. Enjoy.
It’s around 9 months since it was discovered that MSN had implemented some pretty retarded keyword blocking rules on messages sent through MSN Messenger (aka. Live Messenger; not the client, the protocol). Now — according to Slashdot — they’ve added at least one more keyword to the list: “youtube.com”. I guess it’s only fair to speculate if this has something to do with the recent launch of Messenger TV in 20 countries.
Now, this is just one reason that I don’t use MSN more than what is absolutely necessary…
UPDATE (May 12, 2008): I’ve tossed Adium into the trash can on my dock and am no longer using MSN. Try Google Talk instead, if you want to reach me via IM. It may not be open source or that far from MSN, but at least they don’t censor one’s messages and it’s based on Jabber (at least the protocol is open), so pretty much any Jabber client will work with it, hence everyone can join in without relying on a reverse engineered protocol. My Google Talk name is: lillesvin@gmail.com.
Asked my friend Mikkel (aka. DJ Smart Fætter Mikkel) to put a little scratch on our recent Migato Estalo Co. track Køledisk, and the result is the hit of the summer 2008. Get it while it’s hot! (Kindly hosted on Google Pages for your download pleasure.)