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I'm working on something called noisebox again, and hopefully I haven't bitten off more than I can chew. Its basically 600-800 tracks or so I'm guessing in MP3 format (everything I've ever done that I've wanted to keep) with a program/app to play each one with descriptions of albums, misc art, all kinds of stuff in panels by year. It starts on 2000 but has a small Pre2K button on that panel too.
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Jerry Lehr's Personal Website.... has been replaced over the weekend by Dybbuk's World, by dybbuk81, my gaming alias. It's got all of the same stuff, but its finished.
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jlehr
1 year ago
let me rephrase that. the shell and contents are all finished except the "My Favorite Things" section dead center on the front page lol
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I visited your site again for the millionth time to try out a doom mod and rediscovered Gravity Kills. I've been listening to them again for a couple of days since 20 years ago and they're bringing back memories
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dann
1 year ago
90s industrial was the best. I was gutted when they disbanded, only to find that they released a third album, and then really broke up. I still hold out hope that they'll have a reunion show somewhat near to me.
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arkmsworld
1 year ago
I remember seeing them at (I think) the 9:30 Club in D.C. back in the mid 90's. Might have also been playing with Stabbing Westward, I don't recall. :)
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jlehr
1 year ago
This will be my final update for a while. We're out of internet until Thursday and even then I plan on having a lot of stuff DONE before uploading a bunch of stuff ever again. My current priority is a few more tracks for Project Warlock 2 ;)
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I’ve been without the internet for three days due to an outage apparently. Mobile for me
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jlehr
1 year ago
Thursday I will be out of the internet then I will be switching providers. F this lol
jlehr
1 year ago
All my shit little updates are delayed so I’ve been planning other stuff in a notebook and offline
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OPIUM EP (2023) Just made its way to bandcamp.com for $1.50. It's nine tracks I thoroughly enjoyed making and its free for listening first.