Haha, its cool mate. All I did was take Moke's cool creation and apply a more cinematic feel to it (while using the drums as the foundation to keep the dancy vibe to it alive). And its def not general audiences music (it has its own flavor). Glad ya dug it. Later on!

Yep, though that part was thanks mainly to the original artist, Moke. All I did was add to the atmosphere he laid the foundation for. As for doing something like this, sure you could- All you'd have to do is pair up with someone who's rather "Out there". You'll find that the rest falls into place pretty naturally. Glad ya dug it. Later on!

Yeah, got the idea for the style of this years ago- while I was sittin outside on a smoke break one day near my room in the barracks. Someone was doing some laundry and I guess had a pair of shoes in the dryer or something and the beat it was making was pretty mesmerizing. Glad ya dug it. Later on!

Prech that mate. Went for a particular vibe with this song and think I nailed it on the head. Glad ya dug it. Later on!

Haha, I kinda talked about it in the description. Just a different way to capture that whole 'creepy basement' vibe.
As for the Avatar, yep, Fisher-Price Record player. They don't make 'em anymore, ofcourse, but a thread was started a while back talking about the cool toys we had as kids and BAM- I remembered having one of these. So what with this being a music site and all using the image as my avatar just seemed so appropriate.
As for the track, well mate, it's funny that you mention that. Have you checked out the original yet (and the review I left Moke)? That's what I like to call 'super ironic'. I just took this song, lengthened it, and organized it's layout (added a buttload of effects too, haha).
Thanks for the other and I'm glad ya dug this one. Later on!

I hear ya mate. I've actually got this rule that I loosely follow for remixes. I take the base time and make it longer, but not going to far past double that time.
The various FX was just me experimenting and going crazy. I kept thinkin of the track's name and tried to stay true to it. Glad ya dug it. Later on!

Haha, yeah, it's outta shape or sickly. As for the desc story, I was just wanting to share what it made me think of (and serve to explain the remix name). Glad ya dug it. Lates!

Sorry for the delay. Thanks mate, the different thing came from the original artist's work. I just reorganized this and added effects in my style. Glad ya dug it. Later on!

Yeah, I usually try to do that whenever it comes to remixes. Not all the time, but mostly.
As for the track name, I think it's cool as is. Kinda grabs yer attention and makes ya wanna play it. Just try to avoid making super long song names alot, coz of player and CD labelling space limits and such. I use the 3 word standard and abbreviate anything over that (like on my remix names for lengthy titled originals+band names).
As for the vision, I think of myself more like a gun-for-hire/anti-hero hero. Kinda like the one's who are forced into the situation to save or survive. Glad ya dug it. Later on!

Thanks mate. As for quality, this is what we get when I do something in stages, taking breaks, and not doing everything in just one session. As for the other, though there are some subtle differences between this and the original- to date, I've never deviated too far from the norm/foundation. Perhaps odd in the remix world, but that's just my style. Thanks again, L&R!

Merci beaucoup buddy. The basement thing came from my grandparent's place in South Bend, Indiana mixed with the one from Home Alone. Truth be told, I've always loved basements, but could see how some people would be afraid of 'em. Where I feel embrassing warmth they might feel smothering humidity. Where I feel security they might feel Claustrophobia, et al. And I've gotta say that once I read what ya put at the end I had a good chuckle.

Is it a menacing Gremlin or the new family puppy? Haha, thanks, L&R!

Haha, only if they help (and only if you have a valid perscription for 'em). Hey, wanna hear one that'll F*** with you more? Go to TheRealNeil's page and listen to his track Spacecraft. Thanks for the review brah. L&R!

Thanks mate & you can thank Moke for it soundin different. All I did was take what he had, add about 12 effects (3 per additional channel), and reorganized it a bit. As for the playback, I'm still wearing headphones so I'll haveta check it out with the speakers cranked. Thanks again, L&R!