I'm not one for journals, really, there's nothing of any relevance to report. So what I'll do for now is use this space for a bit of extra information about the tracks featured.

The majority of the tracks were created between 2006-2007, on and off, as part of an album of tracks I was working on for a bit of fun at the time. I've used fairly outdated Ejay programmes mainly for every track I've made, but attempted with each new track to diversify the features of the programmes, as well as a few other bits of editing software, to try and create something unique, or at least add a unique twist to the experience.

Now I will awkwardly bridge into the tracklists of the songs I've made so far and their respective albums. Brief version information is also included.

Deep (Born 2002, later lengthened and improved. Two versions, one regular version and one with an extended intro. The former appears here.)
Empty Planet (Born 2002, later lengthened and improved. Updated 2009 to lengthen the "roar" samples and add stereo effects.)
Turn On The TV (Born 2002, later improved.)
Colosseum
Acid Rain (Original 2006 track was a semitone lower, slightly slower and shorter due to the length limitations of the software. Created an outro section on a new track, then stitched the two together in Audacity and adjusting speed to create the final version.)
Devendra's Theme (Three different concept tracks with this title created originally, this track came to be the official "Devendra's Theme". Of this track itself, three different versions exist, each one varying in length; Radio, Full and Extended. The second will be uploaded due to FA's space limitations.)
All On One
F1 (Two versions: Original 2006 track had piss-poor "crowd" sample and a drawn out sounding wind-down. Final 2008 verison replaces "crowd" sample and rearranges the samples in the wind-down to sound less tedious.)
Forward March (Originally second concept of Devendra's Theme, I liked the track on its own merit so I renamed it and threw it in. The third concept was scrapped.)
Super Mint
Dark Malkin
Starstruck
Equality
Ultro
Believe In You (Originally 2nd part to Acid Rain and on the first album. Later removed, but brought back and completed in 2009.)
Sixty-Four Zero (An attempt at making a speedcore track in Dance ejay)
The Music Destroyer
Sonic Room