Shackleford... Rusty Shackleford.

(First - sorry about the triple-posting; Blogger was in a bad way on the 20th!)

This is a completely pointless post. There, you've been warned.

I'm muchly amused at the moment because I've just read a comment on the great Eschaton written by someone with the handle Rusty Shackleford. I'm amused by this because Rusty Shackleford is the name Dale Gribble uses when he does anything that could possibly be tracked by the government (such as ordering pizza, of course), on the show King of the Hill. It takes a very sad person to be so amused by this... But anyways, it just goes to show how spangly the people over at Eschaton are. Someone else's handle is Smitty Werbenmanjensen, which is a name from a SpongeBob episode. Classy! :)

Cheery bye, Scarlett

BTW - I've been attempting to remix Sarah Brightman's Harem all day, and always end up terribly frustrated. Why is it so dang hard to match up the BPMs of Harem and other tracks? Why?! It's got a standard club beat, it shouldn't be hard to add more to it, but it IS! This makes me sad. I wish I had the a capella vocals of Harem, as that would make things infinitely easier.* Although I only started trying to remix it out of boredom - the Sarah Brightman song I'd love to make a kick-bum remix of would have to be... um... well, I can't choose just one. But I'd do anything to get the a capella vocals of... silly as this sounds... I Lost My Heart to a Starship Trooper. Who WOULDN'T want to remix pure camp?

* Having the a capella vocals doesn't actually make it less frustrating. I downloaded the a capella vocals of Madonna's Frozen, which is one of my top five favorite M songs, and I was so eager to try and make a fan remix of it. Blasted song just doesn't want to be remixed by me. My repeated inability to fashion a reasonably well-crafted mix of the song doesn't seem to be able to keep me from trying, though...

Cheery bye again, Scarlett (Frustrated Fake Remixer)


Listening to: The Righteous Path (Natacha Atlas)
Currently amused by: Rusty Shackleford, duh! ;)