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August 5, 2005

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"pedalboy.studio would not like to congratulate Pedalboy on the completion of his first album, "Crapophonic," because it sucks. We're actually quite ashamed of it."

Thanks Chase for being awesome.

Posted by pedalboy at August 5, 2005 1:22 AM | TrackBack
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I honestly love cacophonic. It has a certain raw honest feel to it that I can truly appreciate. Just because Falling Action is amazingly produced and high qralitaw doesn't mean you shoul call Cacophic crap. It's a beautiful work. For the record, I hope CONRAD has more of a raw sound like Cacophonic although I'm sure I'll love it anyway when it has Autotune times a hundred. And for the record again, the Falling Action is more amazing each time I hear it.

Posted by: Dan Kordik at August 7, 2005 4:29 AM
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