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Aug 18, 2009 46 min

Casting the Net: The Netcast #1a (Errata)

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There were some mistakes in the calculations used to select tracks, as per my new year's resolution (still going strong), last week. I've been too busy to record a full episode, so please accept in its place this half-episode, which contains fewer tracks but, thanks to the inclusion of a Halloween megamix, isn't actually much shorter than the first. The tracklist is as follows: Pastor McPurvis - The Oddio Overplay March [from Oddio Overplay] Georgia & August Greenberg - Oddio Overplay Theme (We Like to Share) [from Oddio Overplay] Hybe - Venom [from Two Zombies Later : Strange and Unusual Music from the Exotica Mailing List Vol. 2] The Belvederes - Fields Have Turned Brown [from Tin Pan Western Folk] Brokenkites - Techtonics [from Flight School] Not Daniel Johnston - What the Devil [from Calling All Fiends] Cheekyboy - Halloween Haunt Megamix [from The Evil Twin of Monster Mashup*] Konami - Castlevania 2: Simon's Quest - A Requiem (MIDI Version by Quincy West**) [from Flying Omelette’s Favorite Video Game Ending Songs Part 1] *The tracks can be streamed. If they can be streamed, those who know how can probably download them. For instance, here's a direct link to Halloween Haunt Megamix. **Not by Flying Omelette as I said in the recording. I am aware of the mistake, but due to time restraints I am forced to leave it be on this occasion.

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