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We left a surprise for The Fat Man on this track...

For the track "The Final Hour," we asked George "The Fat Man" Sanger's daughter, Gwendolyn Sanger, to record the "voice mail" sample... and not tell her dad. This is his reaction video of listening to the track for the first time, not knowing that's his daughter doing the voice.

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Sourced from the Wings of Liberty Collector's Edition DVD

Twitch VOD w/ music: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2071831690 Half-Life leaderboards: https://www.speedrun.com/hl1 Watch me try to get sub 26 here: https://www.twitch.tv/muty

Took me 3000 attempts since September to get a new proper PB and beat Kana by one second. Many unfortunate moments in the run, I even felt the WR slipping away in Xen, but I clinged on and managed to finish it. The race for sub 26 is firing on all cylinders now, here's hoping that third time lucky after all those battles with Maxam and I get to be first to break a minute barrier, this time against Kana. After that, if no major breakthroughs happen in the game, I am retiring from this category for good. It's been an amazing 5 years.

Muty has an impressive SRC profile: https://www.speedrun.com/users/Muty

v2.6 is adding some things that make the speedrun a bit slower, so I think this is a good time for me.

• semi-automatic augs such as power recirculator and ballistic protection - don't really affect the speedrun
• increased combat difficulty across the board to compensate for the semi-automatic augs - slows down the speedrun
• randomized the locations of both computers in NSF HQ - slows down the speedrun

I'm still aiming for sub 2 hours!

This is from the "Rewind Records" album released on Rephlex in 2003 to promote the Rewind Records record label. This song really picks up at about 2:20

(note the version of Badman in the playlist is a lot shorter than the one in the "Rewind Records (Full Album) video")

https://web.archive.org/web/20030811054350/http://www.rephlex.com/2001releases/rew001/rew001cd.html

Todd Osborn, also known as Soundmurderer ran the first Drum & Bass record store in the Detroit area, as the ex-owner of the legendary Dubplate Pressure shop. His obsessions with drum and bass led to him setting up his own label Rewind record label.

Under the name Osborn he has recorded jacking techno and classic house for Ghostly International records, coincidentally once on the flip side to one of one of our stalwart artists, DMX Krew.

He also recently released “Wired for Sound”, an incredible dj mix of old skool Jungle called “The best jungle mix ever” by Simon Reynolds for Kid 606’s Violent Turd records.

He has also recently done a mix of Rephlex/Tigerbeat6 artist The Bug’s “whowanseelwar” with SK-1 for Tigerbeat 6. Todd was also listed in influential US magazine XLR8R’s top 100 ones to watch for 2003.

SK-1 is one of the aliases of Tadd Mullinx, an Ann Arbor resident who also records abstract instrumental hip hop as Dabrye for Prefuse 73’s Eastern Developments label and has had releases as Dabrye, James Cotton and under his own name for Ghostly International.

His album Instrmntl was lauded with much praise and was a Gilles Peterson favorite and he was selected in 2001 by Carl Craig to perform at the Detroit Electronic Music festival.

Rephlex have been following the development of Rewind for some time and offered to help them gain more exposure by releasing this exclusive 12” as well as a CD compilation of their best releases so far to follow on the 3rd of November.

The Rewind label has been gaining a steady fanbase in the US, Toronto and Japan as leaders of a wave of American junglists obsessed with the development of the original ruffneck ragga and frenetic breakbeat sound.

The tracks are a mix of dancehall, sound clash energy and hip-hop influences with a dose of the kind of staggering, mind blowing drum programming only artists of the caliber of Squarepusher and Afx are capable of at their best, we’ve really caught a live one here!!

A Session on John Peel’s world famous radio one radio show will happen mid November, featuring a sound clash between Soundmurderer and the Bug, another of Rephlex’s astonishing new artists. This will be followed by a Rave in The London club called Fabric.

The single is an exclusive Rephlex only release and features 2 darkcore tracks that break away from the style of the rest of the album.

You will be astounded.

https://www.twitch.tv/esamarathon

Stream 1 schedule: https://horaro.org/esa/2024-winter1

https://www.twitch.tv/esamarathon2

Stream 2 schedule: https://horaro.org/esa/2024-winter2

(Note this event does not run around the clock anymore)

µ-ziq Live on Resonance online radio. Featuring a great version of Ease Up VIP. This would've been played around 2003 to 2005 I think, might've been before the release of Ease Up. Notice the ending of Ease Up VIP is a bit different from the release version. I think I prefer this version (maybe just because I heard this one first), wish I had a higher quality copy.

The first world record for this category set with the new gamecube-only Dynawarp glitch that is capable of warping anywhere in the game! This saved more than a minute over the previous route mostly due to being able to warp straight to ganon, bypassing the tower collapse cutscene. This is my first (and probably only) world record in this category, really hyped to have been a part of this discovery, route development, and getting my name in the WR history of another category! This beat the previous WR of 11:47 by lozoots set on the previous route, and was retimed to exactly 11:41.317.

initial explanation of the new glitch here: https://youtu.be/iTpuiVs_0po

During the production of this video, it was discovered this glitch can lead to wrong warp chaining on the Gamecube version https://youtu.be/VHSClx5n9g4?si=9QMAzfL0tKzwGEDN This discovery will lead to an even faster route for Defeat Ganon, as well as other categories. Keep an eye out for a video from DannyB

more about this glitch, from dannyb https://youtu.be/Lg0rECFZdRQ

the good ol' Rephlex days

Youtube says 1999 but Discogs says 2000, personally I remembered it as a 1999 album