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2005
On the Starship
1.91 MB, 2:05, 128kbps
Created July 30th, 2005; Released September 1st, 2008
On the Starship is one of my first songs. It's very simple, but does a good job in it's mood, which is simply that of, well, being on a starship.
Lurking
2.78 MB, 1:12, 320kbps
Created December 20th, 2005; Released September 1st, 2008
Another simple song, and barely over a minute in length, all this is good for is... lurking soundtracks!
2006
Orbit
3.87 MB, 3:23, 160kbps
Created April 2nd, 2006; Released September 1st, 2008
My first full-fledged song, or I feel it is, because it was the first time I broke the 3-minute mark. Even if that's just dumb reasoning, it's still all in all my favorite song yet.
Hallway
3.87 MB, 3:22, 160kbps
Created September 28th, 2006; Released September 1st, 2008
This is actually one song I thought drew on too long, but that may very well be because I intended to make it sound that way. I tend to write my songs as if to incorporate them in scenarios in videogames, and I ended up thinking this one through as a long, strange trip down a lengthening hallway. Hence the title.
2008
Welcome to the Wrong Dimension
5.35 MB, 4:40, 160kbps
Created January 27th, 2008; Released April 16th, 2009
I actually can't remember why I made this song, but if it's any indication, I still distinctly enjoy the spacey sounds, and a friend of mine has practically dubbed it "The Whale Song", and loves to proclaim, "WHAAAAAAAAAALES" whenever it's played.
2009
The Entertainment System
7.30 MB, 3:11, 320kbps
Created April 16th, 2009; Released April 16th, 2009
I am choosing not to reveal why exactly I made this song, as the reasoning wouldreveal how truly dorky I am, and would thus earn me ass kickings in all manners of pain from everyone in all walks of life. Perhaps someday when I don't fear that, I'll reveal the song's reason for being, until then, just enjoy the 8-bit loveliness. And always remember that the static and asinine tempo changes are intentional; the latter, especially, since it made me laugh my head off.
This work by Tony Reinhold is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
