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01-xerxes-off_the_blocks.it
01: off the blocks (5:07) - Xerxes: here we go.. the introsong of my second and last tracked music disk. Axel: Never say never. :) Oh how I love this tune. It lasts for very long and thereby gets the listener very well into the mood of chilling. One of the samples in this tune reminds me of the loading tune in one of the Budbrain megademos on the Amiga. Heck, I just can't remember whether it was the first or the second. Never mind. I also love those high-pitched chords with the strong vibrato(r) at around 3 mins. In general I love the groove in this one. It's got something funky, doesn't it? A worthy introduction to Chillosophy 2.
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02-xerxes-green_dots.it
02: green dots (3:21) - Xerxes: terminator theme done my way. Axel: you know, xerxes, this is probably one of my alltime favourite melodies. Brad Fiedel's theme always amazed me, because it worked even without any chords. it simply sounded totally amazing and touching without much glitzer and glamour. the way you've added to this theme with your trademark calmness and soothing soundscapes simply leaves me amazed. I truly bow to you for this magnificent track which touches me deeply. Serpent: Immediately reminded me of music from the movie Terminator, as the melody is the same as how the Terminator theme starts. So it reminded me of one of my favorite scenes at the end of the movie, when the gas station man says to Sarah Connor, “...there’s a storm coming in.” and she says, “i know”, and then the music begins and movie ends. Besides that, it’s really peaceful, calming song. I closed my eyes and stared to the ceiling in a dark room when listening. I almost fell asleep and was ready to see green dots on the ceiling but they didn't appear.. Approximately at the middle of the song is a nice part that i wait for every time i listen to this, i dunno which sample it is but it’s that “pling” noise, really clear. The last time it plays, before that is a delay which i wait for every time the tune starts over. I like this one quite a lot. 
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03-xerxes-google.it
03: google (3:02) - xerxes: i had to make a song called 'google', since MPT produces the .it extension. had to be done. Axel: lol. Fair enough. I don't quite see how google has anything to do with the song but it's definitely a nice one with some uptempo beats for a change. Serpent: Vocal sounds accompany the percussions nicely, which are the best thing in this song in my opinion. Great as a background music, heh, like when searching for something with Google :)
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04-xerxes-panic.it
04: panic (1:45) - xerxes: all i can remember is being really piss drunk while making this. a bit scary this one. Xerxes: I think it's even more scary that you can still compose while being piss drunk. It sounds fairly harmonic considering you were drunk, and I cannot find any part in the song where you threw up. Good job! Serpent: I don’t know about the story of the title but i guess it wasn’t made up with a clear mind :) The tune begins quite creepy, actually i had all the lights switched off at my house when i was listening, so an image of me wandering aimlessly at my house, being afraid of some strange critter that this weird sound (some kind of arpeggio?) represented. That image quickly changed to an image of me wandering aimlessly in my house, quite intoxicated, when the melody came along, as it brings some comic relief to the song. So the title actually fitted quite well!
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05-xerxes-non_alcoholic.it
05: non alcoholic (2:24) - Axel: ehm, is this really a song following the one where you said you were piss drunk? what the...? I like the analog bass thingie and the melody. It has something really catchy. (*serves Xerxes a drink*) Xerxes: this is plink plink with a bass. Serpent: Okay, now X ceased the drinking. And you can hear it. Absolutely great bass throughout the song, as are the echoes in the lead sample. But the bass creates a certain tension to the song that i like very much.
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06-xerxes-amused.it
06: amused (1:43) - Axel: a very pretty, uplifting tune, like bubbles in a glass of champagne, or farts in a bathtub. No seriously, this is such a wonderful tune. I see colours (no, not because my drinks), and raylights, flowers on a meadow, colourful fish swimming in swarms, stuff like that. Also slightly reminds me of the unterwater levels in Turrican and Donkey Kong Country. Wheee... what a happy tune. Can I order some more of those? xerxes: are you not amused? Axel: Yeah actually I'm amused by several things, for example by the fact that Serpent has too much of a hangover right now to write any scrolltext. 
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07-xerxes-trip_to_paris.it
07: trip to paris (1:45) - Axel: doesn't sound all too french for me. Where are the baguettes? Where is le vin rouge? (hey Faraday, see how much we love your country? We even dedicate a song to it!). xerxes: second part of this song just sounds french to me. dunno :) axel: quoi? je ne te comprends pas. Mais la moutarde, c'est bon que c'est fort (salut TBL, Brainstorm veux faire beaucoup d'amour avec vous!) Btw, that's a really nice main melody you got in there, Xerxes. 
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08-xerxes-more_vodka_please.it
08: more vodka please (1:27) - Xerxes: no comment needed really.. Axel: Totally wrong, because we comment everything. I'm still thinking this is a totally alcoholic musicdisk. And it was funny that both Critikill and myself had Vodka last night when we started writing text and wrapping up the graphics. I think this tune has some really quirky touch, a bit oriental even. I totally dig the melody (again). It has a touch of folkmusic too, no? 
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09-xerxes-o_chord_where_art_thou.it
09: o chord where art thou (2:40) - Xerxes: oh yes.. i dont change chords in this one. (i rarely do anymore, its too much work) Axel: Hahahahahahah, you know what? You're damn right, I have a hard time changing chords myself because it's so much work? Have I really become this lazy? Fleshbrain: Yes you have. Axel: Damn, I knew it. But you know what? I'll leave the complex stuff like that to Ruth Linde, he can do that much better. In fact he's a god with chord changes. In my opinion he's the next Jeroen Tel. Insane talent. But the thing is, this tune here has written Chillosophy all over it. It's perfectly relaxing. Soundscapes evolving to outer space... Chill, people....
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10-xerxes-traumatic.it
10: traumatic (1:03) - Xerxes: fun and playful.. don't you think? Axel: Agreed, it grooves like hell. And lovely melody once again. ACtually you're quite a funkman, dude. It's just way too short, lazy koala-bear!
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11-xerxes-north_south.it
11: north south (3:50) - Xerxes: which way is north again? i can never tell. it's opposite of south, so if i only knew where south is, i'd be golden. anyhow.. cute song. AXel: Damn right. One of the absolutely finest tunes on Chillosophy 2 in my opinion. The melody is so smooth, harmonic and soothing, it hurts. An absolute masterpiece. It's so tender. I'm speechless. Serpent: A beauty. Melancholic melody that made me think of old friends now gone and loves lost. But as always, there’s beauty, and a pinch of hope in sadness. The only thing that slightly, just slightly, disturbs my listening is the fast and quite strong panning of strings, as i use headphones.
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12-xerxes-war_over_yet.it 
12: war over yet (2:46) - Axel: I think this tune fits this dark and gloomy topic quite well. Funnily enough it reminds me of Lord of the Rings and Mordor. I see nazgul's spreading their wings, casting a shadow on the land. Also, this human voice kind of sample is really spooky, and fits the tune perfectly in my opinion. Xerxes: a war never ends. it just pauses.
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13-xerxes-songs_from_the_sea.it
13: songs from the sea (4:28) - Xerxes: i don't know.. if ships in the old days (like around year 1500-1600) had stereos, this is what they would be listening to on the radio. Axel: hahahah right, I see men rowing like in the good old fashioned Asterix kind of way, where the poor romans had this guy standing behind them, playing the huge drums. In my opinion this tune has a lot in common with the "War over yet" tune, because it has this marching kind of touch. 
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14-xerxes-sit_down.it
14: sit down (4:48) - Xerxes: one of the longest songs in the pack. you may want to sit down. Axel: (*sitting down*) .... well, I am sitting now, but I have to tap my foot to the beat, is that okay? Prm: Just shut the fuck up and write. Axel: Alright, sounds like a deal. Nice beat, nice flow. I'll buy you a drink at Breakpoint for this track, Xerxes. Just kidding, I'll you two. And a currywurst. And I'm sure Sir Garbagetruck will buy you a Kebab too, right? Hmmm I see, this is probably where the whole "nurturing new talents" term is coming from. To buy new folks a currywurst at Breakpoint. Are you hearing us, imbusy? :)
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15-xerxes-zinedine_cheezane.it
15: zinedine cheezane (1:25) - Xerxes: well.. what to say? :) Axel: hahah, I guess I'm one of the biggest fans of this track. Why? Well, first of all, as a pure Swiss, I love that the word cheese is somehow present in the title. Secondly it always reminds me of the magic headbutt, which was so stupid. This tune rules incredibly with the bassy groove and the interesting main melody, which turns out to be unhealthily catchy after a few listens. So be warned, you might whistle it all day tomorrow. And don't say uncle-xel didn't warn you.
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16-xerxes-two_notes.it
16: two notes (2:29) - Xerxes: this song uses ONLY a G and a A#. fun. Axel: Quite experimental indeed. Funny how it good it sounds... but ... lacks some variation? LOL 
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17-xerxes-a_kind_gesture.it
17: a kind gesture (3:12) - Xerxes: i have absolutely nothing smart to say about this song. Axel: Thanks for sharing that. :) It makes this scroller so much more interesting. Like, in every possible way. But you know what makes this scroller interesting? The main melody and its instrument. FIrst i thought it doesn't fit, but after a while you notice it has this trademark Xerxes style which blends smoothly with the background low harp-kinda sounds.
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18-xerxes-cable_select.it
18: cable select (2:23) - Xerxes: i have never quite understood these jumper setting things on the back of HDs. cable select, slave, master and slave/master and blabla. just work damnit! :) Axel: Serpent would probably have enough to tell about slaves, but what the hell. He would probably also be happy to select your cable. On a completely different note, I think this melody is unique. I totally love it. It stands out quite magnificently from the soothing chords in the background. And after 1:45 you won me over. This tune would definitely deserve to be longer and it's a bit of a shame it's fading out so soon.
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19-xerxes-certified.it
19: certified (4:48) - Xerxes: the disk is almost over now.. these two last songs are my two favourites i think. hope you like them. this is me signing off from tracked music. if you wish to hear more music by me, please watch www.xerxes-music.com. my second album is coming out spring 2007. label and purchase info coming soon. cheers everyone! Axel: Brilliant track, nuff said.
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20-xerxes-snowball.it
20: snowball (4:30) - Axel: Has something really snowy indeed. A Worthy final track of Chillosophy 2. We hope you enjoyed the show. Xerxes: ... and goodbye!


Believe it or not...

We're back.

We feel pity for those of you who didn't like the music of our first Chillosophy musicdisk. Why? Because now you have to endure some more. The Return of Xerxes marks the second release in the Chillosophy series and brings you 20 more tracks, clocking in at approximately another full hour of music. 

The wonderful graphics by Critikill pay hommage to our roots, our good old Amiga, but we have evolved quite a bit from there, or at least we hope we did. 

So please, take a moment to relax a bit, kick back and check out the chillin' beats of Xerxes whose name is so tempting to spell backwards. So far we were able to resist. 

You know what was the scariest part of making Chillosophy 2? The fact that Xerxes already sent the tunes on the day we released Chillosophy 1. We were all like... wtf? Since Chillosophy 1 took quite a long time to pull off - or at least longer than anticipated - Xerxes was already writing new songs at the time, meaning he had plenty by the time the first Chillosophy was done. And here we were, thinking that he'd leave us alone for a while. We were so wrong. ;) 

Jokes aside, we think Xerxes has outdone himself with Chillosophy 2, adding more musical versatility to the mix and even bringing up a lovely rendition of the Terminator theme. What more can you possibly wish for? Agreed, if you are looking for fast-paced, hardcore techno beats, then this is the wrong show for you really. 

But hey, how about we play a little round of "pass the keyboard"? We're good at this one, so here we go. 

(*catches the keyboard in mid-air*) Hiho, Axel at they keys here. To our big surprise people actually did read the scrolltext in the first Chillosophy (yeah okay, only one or two of them), but our absolutely unstoppable devotion and committment to scrolltext doesn't leave room for pouting. Instead we show no remorse and no mercy in our eternal defense of scrolltexts. (*raises the (speed)fist*) And because of that yadda yadda it's with utmost pleasure yadda yadda to present to you yadda yadda... (*drumroll*).. more text. 

Oh by the way, we'd like to welcome the legendary composer Fleshbrain, previously of the old Amiga group Crusaders, in the ranks of Brainstorm. Keep an ear out for his stuff. 

Fleshbrain: Hi it's Fleshbrain here. I've only #3 small, but important things to say - Take care of your butt and eat fibre.

Axel: ummmmm right, to our beloved audience: His math skills aren't the best, but they're quite in line with the Brainstorm average, and that's why we allowed him in. He is like that, you know. How about we hand the keyboard to Buzzer instead?

Buzzer at the keys. Just unplug your keyboard and press f1 to find the hidden part.. 

When Chillosophy 1 was released, I installed it to my workcomputer and it used to play in the background day after day.. I even started to whistle among the tunes :) First time listening I only noticed Xerxes' awesome usage of drums and rhythm, but as I listened for some more hours I started to find depth and layers in his tunes. 

In this selection I found two favourite tunes, "North and south" and "Songs from the sea". Definitely composed to my taste ;) "The green dots" also rocks! Great work Xerxes!

I've been quite busy with my contribution tune to Breakpoint 2007. It's a cooperation tune with Mice. BIG thanks to him about the guitar playing and the ideas! Let's see how it will turn out...

As I did mention earlier, Chillosophy 1 has been playing in the backround at my workplace. So has Nectarine demoscene radio (nice to have you back dudes!) and SLAY radio (C64 remixes) and BitJam radio. Nice work all of you! 

Didn't find the hidden part yet?? No?? Then it might be missing... ;)

I think it's time to let someone else continue this main scroller. So Buzzer signs off! See you in next brainstormy production! Bye for now.......

Axel at they keys again... hey Prm, did we send fuckings to the old Andromeda yet? Archmage was crying for them. Prm: nope, not yet. Axel: then now might be the right time? Prm: Nah, let's wait a bit more. Axel: alright then. 

I think we'll hand down the keyboard to Smash of Fairlight now, one of our first special guests in Chillosophy 2 and a good friend of the Brainstorm gang. 

hoi, greets to my buddies in brainstorm for the new year. looking forward to seeing your comeback progress even further in 2007 and i hope you manage to put up something cool at breakpoint. we'll be right there waiting for you. =) 

Axel: (*mumbles some nasty voodoo spells and goes back to smiling brightly right after*) 

Smash: now, let me invade the scrolltext and tell you a little story. so, fairlight won the intel democompo at the end of 2006, and so intel paid to fly us over to munich to go to the "awards party". in fact this was a club night with dj hell (you know, the "genius" behind the original music we had to use and remix which we so "loved" in the competition). anyway, so we got to the hotel and met in the bar. me, mazor, destop and yolk. tobi and poti were there and started buying us beer, which is always a nice introduction. 

oh, i should mention i had my office christmas party the night before and was still totally hungover, i got home at 7am and went to the airport at 8am. bad move on my part. later in the evening we go over to the nightclub and check it out, and it's got a load of screens with the competition demos on, laptops running the stuff etc. they go take us for some food and we meet the rather nice PR people and guys from intel marketing, who were all very friendly and everything, and then we hit the club. 

by the way, being VIP kicks ass. you walk straight to the front of the queue and they let you in. except they didnt know who the hell we were, so tobi and the pr guys had to go sort it out. 

now we discovered perhaps the happiest news of the night - the golden words, "free bar". actually we were given a ton of tickets from the pr guys that we could use for free drinks at the bar. open season was declared. then came the low part - we had to go on stage and give a bloody interview about the contest. fortunately tobi briefed me on the questions he was going to ask (and the answers i should give  :)  ), but it was quite rude to interrupt a load of 18 year old german kids at the club from their dancing who didnt know what the hell was going on and didnt care either.

so after that, the night started for real. a load of local german sceners like shiva, who was wasted on some form of liquid drug (not booze), showed up - and freeze, who promised the finns weed, but sadly didnt deliver. we spent the rest of the evening until 5am chatting up girls with the aid of our free booze tickets - 18 year old (or so their fake id says, hoho) girls seem easily impressed by free booze - until miika gave all our damn tickets away, he's weak - talking to local sceners and the nice pr people, watching miika fall off his chair, all the usual shit. all in all, a great night. it was 5am when we wandered back to the hotel a lot worse off. so let me thank tobi+poti, the pr people and intel for getting fairlight wasted.

later!
-Smash / Fairlight 

Axel: LOL, nice story indeed. (*makes mental note to buy tickets for free drinks for all girls at the next club*) Ah well, Serpent might know all those tricks already. 

How about we give the keyboard now to someone completely different named Flashlight (god, the name is quite similar to Fairlight).. one of the people we met most recently on Nectarine. A nice chap, if I may add. Give it away, sir...

Well, Flashlight here and this is my first scrolltext so it will probably suck. But hey, Axel promised me a half of chocolate pie if I mention his name. First of, I would like to thank Brainstorm for their cool releases and for putting in this sucky text ;). Also, respect to Yes and the rest of his little helpers for bringing back Nectarine on the web again! Darn it were lonely days without that music and the oneliner. A very personal thanks to my father for giving his Amiga to me when I was so young. Hey, I even plugged it in last month after 5 years of being solo on my attic! It has turned pretty yellow though ;). (Axel: You shouldn't have peed on it!) Flashlight: I even mentioned Amiga, more pie for me I guess... Don't you just love and think of floating in clouds when listening to Xerxes' work' ... Well now, greetings to Axel, Serpent, Fleshbrain, Yes, Headache, Faraday, Runaro and the other Oneliner spammers :D. Respect to DMA SC, Fairlight, Kb, Maktone, Scoopex (oldskool baby), and a lot more but my keyboard is breaking down so next runner up is.....

Axel: me again... here's your pie, Flashlight! (*hands it over to him*). Your dad gave you an Amiga? He definitely must be a good father then. :)

Prm: I think we should hand the keyboard to some other old fart now.

Axel: Yeah you're right. A round of applause for Hyde of Andromeda. (*crowd going crazy*)

Hyde: Greetings! Brainstorm - The Kings of Pun, the demo group who releases demos coded in assembly, the crew whose fascination of flying pigs is just a little on the scary side is back with a new issue of Chillosophy.

The Brainstorm camp is surely cooking now. Being extremely old and demented, like Lord Axel, is apparently not an obstacle for getting out releases for these guys. I was thinking the other day: Hell, if they can do it.. I want to release too! Then I remembered that I was lame and quite lazy.  Here is what I came up with:

I thought of Virgill and Chromag who just became proud fathers of their own Rebel-daughters over christmas. You see, it's been like... hmm 12 years since I made anything for the Scene. Me and Archmage made our first scroller & sprites-demo when we were 13 years old. Then I remembered that my own son is now almost 3 years old.  Soo..
If I just wait another 10 years or so, he can do it!  It will be almost as good as if I did it myself!

The more I think about it, the more it makes sense. I'm already halfway there! It's like I already have 55% of a demo. So that's it. Andromeda is saved. I can go on hanging around pouet thumbing down newschool disco-prods and yelling "AMIIIGAAAH" for another 10 years. A comforting thought.

Then, of course, I reckon my son's new demo (scheduled for release at Breakpoint 2017) will be terribly newskool, using at least 64GB and pixelshader 666.0. Fuck it. He will have no respect for the fact that we in the old days used to spread our productions on floppy disks. He will be using bloated helper-libraries like dx238_90.dll and not count it into the total file size of his demo. He will not have any respect for D.O.C. or Phenomena.

Maybe it's not such a good idea after all. To hell with it! I guess the safest thing to do is to send some big preemptive fuckings to my newskool lamer-of-a-son before it is too late.  Yeah, that felt good. Hyde / Andromeda signing off to enjoy the mellow sounds of Chillosophy 2. Need to cool down now. Oh yeah, and thanks to Axel and his crew for this cool music disk.

Greetings to my friends in Andromeda: Hydra, Archmage, Mr. Andersson, Interphace, Jekyll and Olly. 

Prm: Now's our chance, Axel... 

Axel: Okay, well we'd like to send some big .... big .... evil.... fu.. fu.. fu... damn... greetings to our old friends in Andromeda too. 

Prm: Geez, you screwed up to send fuckings to them?

Axel: Yeah.. I think I'm not man enough. 

Prm: hahahahah... 

In any case, Brainstorm gives some hugs to Archmage, Hyde, Jekyll, Interphace and all the other Andromedarians for being back to some extent. Your bodys are still only lukewarm though. 

Axel: Oh, I also gotta greet Keops, Irokos and the Paradise boys who we forgot last time. I'm also not able to collect a full greetings list at the moment. Some hugs to Preacher and Rale too for everything and many more coops to come. 

And now we're handing the keyboard to another buddy of ours, Vamecum of Rebels:

Vamecum: Hello everyone. I had an interesting thought the other day. What if I could just lie on my couch and chill out? Just be, and sense, and listen, and feel.

There's a chillosophy returning for the second time, a second wave of mellow curving peacefully across the beach, blurring out past worries, washing away your castles made of sand so you can start with a new canvas. A new day, chillosophy lets you be there, aware of the beautiful skies, appreciate the flowers, the girl holding your hand. Life.

Society got the poison, the stress, and our dear friends in Brainstorm got the remedy. Relinquish all the stress with this cure of audio blend medicine for heart, body and soul.

Love to all friends in titan, rebels, brainstorm, deviance, reloaded, spaceballs, sfc and #scene.no Vamecum of Rebels signing off...

Axel: Thanks for your kind words, sir. Since we're approaching the end of the scrolltext, we'll end it in the good old Muppet Show tradition with the old fellas on the balcony, as in the first issue of Chillosophy. Let's hear it for Pix and Speed Devil, our lunatics.

Pix: Capital, my dear speedster, yet another musical diversion from the good lads in Brainstorm. 

Speed Devil: Diversion? Something that distracts the mind and relaxes or entertains, you mean? 

Pix: No. A maneuver that draws the attention of an opponent away from a planned point of action, in this case an outrageously wicked and diabolic plot which the ghoulish minds in Brainstorm have concocted in their large cauldron of seething and spiteful maliciousness. But that would be giving away too much, wouldn't it?

Speed Devil: If you say so. 

Pix: I just did, didn't I? 

Speed Devil: Good point. So, what has Xerxes been up to since last time? 

Pix: Well, According to report, he eloped. He was last spotted sailing down Congo River, in search for a chap named Kurtz, I believe. 

Speed Devil: Curious. I think I heard he was peddling small articles or goods of some sort? 

Pix: Bicycles. 

Speed Devil: Yes, peddling bicycles. 

Pix: That was until, of course - with certainty, that assuredly is - Xerxes had the impudence, nerve, that is, to tell - rather bluntly, make an note of that, will you - King Leopold II, the private owner of the Congo Free State - which is noteworthy in relation to our little story - "why don't you just shove off, cretin?" 

Speed Devil: I say! Calling king Leopold II a mentally defective person can't be such a wise career move? 

Pix: Dans le mille, Volltreffer and spot on! He had to leave in shame after a typical tar-and-feathers attack. They used the finest pine tar, though. Gentlemen. Never the less, not a nice way to leave Congo. 

Speed Devil: Nice to hear he didn't leave decapitated, which is the style there. 

Pix: Horrible look, hope it becomes unfashionable. 

Speed Devil: After Africa? What is he up to right now? 

Pix: He was spotted in Hephzibah, Georgia, grading onions. 

Speed Devil: Come again? 

Pix: He's an onion grader. Onions have different qualities, in form of size, shape, ripeness and colour. Xerxes sorts them and removes mud, stones, sticks and attendant earth that have surrounded the onions before they reach your plate, old chum. You're not stupid, are you? 

Speed Devil: This is a new world for me! 

Pix: In addition, there are different uses for onions, pickling, flavouring, relishes - you name it! 

Speed Devil: But you just named it? 

Pix: Ah, yes, no need to repeat it, eh? 

Speed Devil: Let's move on to the much awaited "greets", as the hip kids - with their glow sticks and snow jogs - like to call it. Lukewarm salutations to the following: Arcane, Axel, B, Benno, Chris Meland, Darkus, Dominei, Jerry, Pix, Red Demon, Ruth Linde, Sal-One, Scott, Skjeggspir, Spinsane, Sublett and Timmy. 

Pix: Splendid. And I take off my hat, as an act of honour and courteous recognition, in the immediate proximity of these notables: Adonis, Axel, Caro, Darkhawk, Darkus, Dominei, Fusko, Ghandy, Ghyll, Kalms, Keops, Loaderror, Magic, MDW, Nolef, No. 12, Orome, PS, Punisher, Ravian, Reed, Rvo, Stingray, Sniper, Substance, Theodore, TMK, Virgill, Zerox and Zrb. And all those I insolently and arrogantly forgot. 

Speed Devil: That's a wrap. 

Pix: What? Sorry, I was wrapped in thought. 

Speed Devil: Au revoir! 

Pix: Auf Wiedersehen, arrivederci and selamat berpisah to all!

Axel: Holy crap, I wanna order some of the drugs Pix and Speed Devil had. 

In any case, boys, we'll call it a day for now and say bye bye to everyone out there. We hope you enjoyed Chillosophy 2 and look forward to seeing you again soon.









Brainstorm - Boobies to everyone!
January, 2007












