IDM / Chip tune to provoke uncontrollable epileptic fit dancing like in the Devo video clips.

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I brought an Alesis Metavox Vocoder from Casionova for Michael and I tested it out vocoding the vocoder's tap-tempo synchronised random pattern generator against the Casio MT-65's beats...the result was this event that is quite unlike anything I've heard before or since...I can't repeat it however because I've since given the Vocoder back to Michael. Supposedly they are really cheap to buy so I might get one for myself later but I probably won't because there is no way to "Store" or "remember" any of the random tone patterns it creates...so as soon as you hit the button it creates a new pattern and you'd never get the same one twice. I really don't understand modern music companies...if they put great "Fun" features like a random pattern generator and they actually make the tap-tempo WORK but then they neglect to put a MEMORY in it so you can store it to PERFORM it live later...so you'd be better off using a normal vocoder and some analog/modular voltage controlled step sequencer as a pattern generator so you could at least replicate the results if required. This song is f***ing special because it will never happen again...enjoy it. No doubt you will all be sampling the beats from it. I'll be dissapointed if i don't hear these beats again in a few months...recycled into some top 40 song on the radio at work with some pop-tart like Christina Agulera or Boyonce making orgasm-like wails over the top of them. I should find a good lawyer now so I'll be able to sue their ass when they do it ;)

The title comes from Loscha's less civillized days when he used to scream out "Do You Love Your Hardcore?" randomly at people from the street from the passenger seat of his brother's car. It came from somewhere else (ask Loscha) but I mis-took it as a drunken British drum and bass shout-out.

For example...when i was hanging out backstage
with Icelandic band Mum, they told me about some wasted guy at a show in the UK screaming out/ heckling "Play some fookin drum n' bass" which of course wasn't going to happen because Mum are not drum and bass!

The working title of this song was James Delivers!

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