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| Declartion of Remonstration: The End |
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Posted by: Chemich - 03-31-2012 04:30 AM
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I'm going to start it off like this; Chemich.com Community is no longer an actual community, but rather a portal for my works. The Internet Radio; TF2 Server, and Mumble Server (although moot, and indirect,) will no longer be available soon.
I've stopped payments on all of them, Overflow Radio will be disbanded as well as GiH's current server. Unless if I can get a free (and/or cheap) 20 slot alternative then GiH may soon be without a server for awhile.
Of course, this is not surprising. Recently I've gone through a major disappointment on Gamer's Therapy; maybe not recently, but within this year. Although we've had a great streamer, and something to offer our advertisement didn't raise to our expectations.
Research suggests other livestreams have ruined the reputation of livestream based communities. Many of which I've been to, have only shown the following. Favoritism; elitism, ignorance, mass stupidity, and tremendous amounts of human error and false ideologies. Communities base themselves on the record that a "core membership" is important, although a valid logical standpoint. They also base that they only need a core, and no outsiders. Whether over time they reject proposols, newcomers, or just plain don't welcome a new audience (however friendly or approachable they may be.) Livestream communities will soon perish in the gaming world; as Justin.TV communities, and Xfire participants can reach, and amass a wide range of variety and popularity. Livestream communities only accept people like them; in terms of agreement with them, or people they can "mold" into a subjective viewer. Sickening how I could offer a haven for those rejected, and still get ignored by the mass public's of which I've advertised to.
Gamer's Therapy is going to be renamed to Chemich TV, as it will no more than be an autopilot for when I don't feel like watching "Basic Cable."
Overflow Radio will be deleted when the radio stops showing up.
The GiH tracker will be deleted when data no longer is displayed.
The website may be deleted if I soon see no other use in having it. But I plan on actually keeping "Chemich.com" around regardless of my "communities" further success.
In all trivial methods, my attempts to build up a proper and upstanding community have failed. My followers, and me have suffered through immense disappointment. I know pronounce the community dead, and invalidated. Most I will do is post applications as I desire, and any album releases if necessary.
The point of being with Chemich.com now is only to interpret a fan-base; a voice for people who either respect my music, or just enjoy it.
Thank you to the core membership aforementioned, your duties are relinquished. You're welcome to stay, although there will not be much left of this community. I have other projects to work on, and other responsibilities.
Chemich, out.
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 Chemically Injected (Track List) - Song Meanings |
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Posted by: Chemich - 02-20-2012 03:28 PM
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Introduction: This album was at least four years of work, with lots of hiatus and frustration. Now a lot of people might be wondering, why doesn't this sound clean and perfectly mastered?
Why? Because this isn't a traditional album, this is more of a benchmark for me. I'd like this to be more of a "this is how I started out, this is how I got better, this is how I got to where I am." Basically a legacy album, anyone who doesn't appreciate the flavor I added with it being an album that accords to my legacy in Hardstyle honestly shouldn't download it. So what, it's not 100% professional album.
First thing, it's free. Why is it free? Because the charity I wanted to donate the proceeds to said: "We would rather have no part of this, proceeds or not. It doesn't adhere to our interests as a company, it's childish, and above all we don't support drug music."
Drug music huh? So that implies we all have to be stoned out of our fucking minds to listen to Hardstyle. I refuse to disclose the name of the charity personally, and professionally because honestly it's still a charity and giving them a bad name is an easy way to get some negative karma points.
Why is this a full on Hardstyle album? Because, I don't like making mashup albums, I stick to one thing. Regardless, I personally love this album because of all the work I've put into it, and all the hard work it took to get it to sound the way it does.
There is, and will be no other hardstyle album like this one here.
Now enough of me rambling, I'll be listing the song meanings (in a comical and serious fashion.)
Album Disc:
1. Chemich - Intro
"ehhh.... ehhhh.... EHHHHHHHHHH.... ehh... BOOM... EHHHHHHH, next."
2. Chemich & Skreetcha - Yet Again?
"Basically Skreetcha didn't feel like finishing a track, so I did it for him. Basically since he doesn't really care about Hardstyle that much he let me use it for this album (not like it would've mattered either way.) It's funny how I put more effort into our collaborations than he does though."
3. Chemich - Another Love Song
"This one kind of explains itself... if you listen to it. The lead in the beginning basically is the fucking mindgame rollercoaster we all have to deal with in a relationship, and the "YOU FUCK UP MY BRAIN" clip is what you want to say, but don't worry you don't have to now. Just turn up that volume all the way, and let me do it."
4. Headhunterz - The Power Of The Mind (Chemich's Remix)
"I felt like making a Remix of a Headhunterz track, came out EXACTLY as I wanted it to. Though, sort of wish the bassdrum was a bit harder but I would've rather have heard the melody in full (since all the work I put into reworking it definitely shows.)
5. Chemich - Daleks!
"Now who doesn't love Dr. Who? Inspired by Daleks, composed by ambition. Result? Well I'll let you judge."
6. Chemich - Wring
"Original Title: The Ring. changed because I didn't want to give the meaning of why I wrote the song in the first place away. This was before I considered using voice clips in my music. Also before I considered using a better structure of composition. Basic track, though it is a very early one regardless."
7. Chemich - Unknown
"Original Title: Thy Unknown. With a cheesy little intro you know it's hardstyle, but if I could do it I would've taken out the voice clip. No worse than most of Dozer's ideas though, but his tracks far surpass this one's quality."
8. Chemich - Destroy Us All
"Inspired by The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy. Yes, it's as bizarre as that sounds. Honestly this was a track that Skreetcha had a bit of input on, that intro synth was all his work. We took his friend's KORG synthesizer and used this nice sound to record it on the track. At the time I had no inspiration to write leads, so I decided why not let hardware do it for me? Result, well... listen!"
9. Chemich - Fear
"Another track that Skreetcha had a helping hand on, just for a little bit anyways. He helped with those distorted FX drums, and the intro's scores. Other than that I changed so much around it became from a chill house track to a Hardstyle track."
10. Chemich - Ice Cap Zone
"Inspired by Sonic 3 & Knuckles, directly inspired by "Ice Cap Zone" of that video game. Scores were not directly copied and pasted (obviously.) I changed them up enough, and made a song around them, so fuck off if you have a problem with it."
11. Chemich - Darkside
"My only DECENT Star Wars Hardstyle attempt. Inspired by "Force Be With You," a track on the "Reject Disc" of the same album."
12. The KGB's - Fahrenheit (Chemich's Remix)
"This remix was done around the same time I released "Wring" and "Unknown" the first time. At the time I was more focus on the core components of a Hardstyle song, it was an okay attempt, but there's no attention to detail. This song is on the album because it was my first official Hardstyle remix."
13. Chemich - Don't Forget (Our Roots)
"This song is my most recent track on the album, inspired by Nustyle artists who can't get their shit right."
14. Chemich - Nigga (Original Mix)
"My first Hardstyle song ever, inspired by an old friend of mine Richard Roman. Thanks for the idea bro, you'll always be commemorated for the help. The Original title of this song was "RR" to commemorate him, but I feel "Nigga" had the controversial touch I was looking for."
Reject Disc:
1. Chemich - Force Be With You
"A track that for me was just an overall painful experience with little result, the reason I put it on the reject disc was because overall it was a huge fuckup compared to my other works. Jumpstyle kickdrum, tediously long song, etc... I got tired of producing this song and just dropped it. Sometimes even artists let frustration get the better of them."
2. Chemich - Earkiller
"Overall I learned to hate this over time, for the melody mainly. Sounds like some Celtic backwater shitty melody. The rest isn't bad, I personally loved the lead I wrote for this."
3. Chemich - My Rifle
"Yup, another not-so-well done track of mine that was really better off not being bothered with. Oh well, here it is, enjoy your "Full Metal Jacket" quotes."
4. Chemich - Water
"Honestly overall it's not a terrible track, but this was only shortly after "Wring" and "Unknown," but it was obvious I was progressing in my personal talent. I added too much filler inside the song causing it to be mediocre, but regardless it's still a good listen."
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