MGH Soundtrack

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I was very active with the defunct website mygothicheart.com that was formerly known as gothinasia.com. This track was made as a contest entry (I won) to the "MGH Soundtrack" they had going on then, Made with no other software than AcidPro on a pittyful Pentium 3. All samples where made from sliced up parts from different sources. Sound output was also recording back in as an error which gave the "echoing" effect All just dumb luck. Music and Singing by Maggs Lyrics by DJ Fleshwounds

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