Neil's always got a couple of tracks with some crazy meaning behind them. This one seems to be statement about the insane progression of technology. Just a couple decades ago people were amazed (rightfully so) about this kind of storage. The track's progressing synths make you imagine the unfathomably powerful technology of the future.
the frantic, eternal crescendo. people barely could comprehend how much it meant, back then. now we have so much at our fingertips, we are numb to it. we no longer realize the power of the computers we have in our pockets.
Project Overturn aka RareBeeph I dunno, I think she’s in the future and speaking about it in an ironic way. Like she reveals that they have N I N E. M I L L I O N. M E G A B Y T E C D D I S K S
archangel Ok? Are you amazed that tech moves on? Someone in the future’s going to laugh at your comment about how they carry 1000x the storage space in 1/1000th the physical area, and they’ll be just as dumb as you. Also I didn't even touch on the fact that 300mb/s drives existed in commodity desktop PCs in the 90s - that's an incredibly slow speed.
Broooo why does this song legitimately give me chills. This is something that I'd expect to play before a movie or game that's set 50 years in the future with insane amounts of new technology we couldn't even think of right now.
Nine million megabytes is 9 Terabytes. You can buy internal hard drives with twice that size (18 Terabytes, or 18 million megabytes) Really puts the progression of technology in perspective for ya
This is one of my favorite tracks from this album, even though 300mb is nothing in today's standards, it was a whole lot back then. You can hear how excited and happy she is just by hearing her
You know what I like the most about this track? It spends the whole time to hype up 300MB as an insane amount of data which will never be topped for the rest of mankind's future, and then it ends with "this comes with the CD-ROM built in". CD-ROM fits 700MB.
Ironically if you've seen the original commercial, the computer in question only had a 170mb hard drive. They got the 300mb from using a bundled disk compression program. So deceptive...
9tb CD-ROM. what’s the point of these expensive 10tb hard drives when you could just get a 9tb CD for a much cheaper price, and any computer can read it! /s
If you listen closely, at the part when she says "and it's not going to stop", a warbled, high-pitched backup vocal starts singing along, that gives it that little extra early-90s-synthwave aura. Transcendental attention to detail for a meme song.
And since the RUclips account that had the original commerical got terminated, here's a link to the commercial on archive.org: archive.org/details/vintage1992hsn486sx25computercommercial
Wait a second... AC/VC, the song before this one, features "A Thousand Miles" by Vanessa Carlton. This features "Five Hundred Miles" by The Proclaimers. Ha.
I'm pretty sure it's impossible to pick out what parts of the Mouth albums were geniusly planted by Neil during their development and what parts are just happy coincidences. There is so much cohesion in this mess, it's frightening.
First thing I did upon getting this new $3400 gaming laptop was open youtube and play this. Did it even before getting rid of microsoft edge. It was that critically important
Everyone talks about how they'll probably look at our cell phones like this in the future, but I think as time goes on we will all begin to look back at the surge of information technology with terror. We created a beast that we not only couldn't contain, one we didn't want to. That's the vibe I get from this. An unstoppable storm of development.
I firmly believe that if anyone on this Earth fully understands my sense of humor, that person is named Neil Cicierega. This song has made me laugh way too many times
I like this one a lot, it always feels inspirational to me, almost like a "can you believe how far we have come" kind of feel to it. I'd really like to make a a video of this track one day
the funniest thing about this song* is how the DADADADAs start fading in at like 0:10 and it sounds like a loving and devoted horde of scottish warriors approaching from over a hill to mow you down *aside from, like, all of it
This should be played on a Netflix computer documentary after one of the interviewers says something like “Then we found out that the computer could store over 500 mb..”
@@aligamiles I went from 8 to 10 TB back in 2017 because I was running out of space. We will totally laugh at two digit TB storage in the future. I mean we already have games that are >250 GB an an hr of 4K video in good quality comes close to 10 GB
I remember when 20 MB was state of the art for a microcomputer hard disc. Hell, I remember when a hard disc was an extravagance in a micro, but you might have 2 floppy drives connected to it, both outboard.
I still habe my first flash drive. An SD card with whopping 256 MB! That was already crazy to me at the time, coming from handling floppies and my camera with something like 8 MB integrated.
Yo, the fucking shock that came to me when I realized I have several skyrim mods on my computer thousands of times bigger than 300mb was as actually startling. I cant really put into words how existentially upsetting it is to think about how fast were flying into the future on so many levels
Ladies and gentlemen. Three hundred megabytes... of hard drive capacity. Three... hundred... megabytes... of storage capacity. That's right. Three hundred megabytes of hard drive capacity. Think about the value... and the- usage.. of a computer... with a 300MB hard drive. What can that do for you? Ah. Sky's the limit. The sky is the limit. When you're thinking about capacity.. of a hard drive of that size, it's as if you have 300 huge file cabinets. Three hundred file cabinets.. of storage capacity. That's right. The biggest arena of computers today, the biggest arena, is in the CD-ROMs. It's the biggest growing sector of computers. And it's not going to stop. It is not going to stop, it's not a fad! Ladies and gentlemen. It's tomorrow, today. There's 26 volumes of encyclopedia on one disk! On one CD disk! That's right. We're talking about nine.. million.. words.., just for starters on that disk. That's on one disk. You couldn't get close to that on a floppy disk. Nine... million... megabytes! This comes with... the CD-ROM built in!
This lowkey scares me for how ridiculous our current technology is gonna look in like... 15-20 years. Look at your expensive super powerful gaming computer. In barely a decade this thing is going to have so little value you might as well wipe your ass with it.
I love how we have virtually unlimited storage today comparatively to the old days, but we're still basically in the same predicament, because no one expected things like Doom 5 to end up taking 100+ gigs of space. It's basically still the 90's in the sense that your hard drive is 85% full, but just with HD shiny files instead of barebones .txt ones. I guarantee you that in 2055, your new Western Digital 2 Heptabyte SSD will be just as full as your current hard drive, just it will be filled with Super HD 3D VR AI crypto feet pic .big files, that you torrented overnight with your 14Pbps connection.
I like it how Neil at one points makes her say "9 milion megabytes" which, at that time, would have blown that lady's head into outer space but for us today it's just arround 9Gb which is the capacity of a shitty ipod.
+Picaso Hey thanks for making The Mouth Experience and putting time codes in the description. Even though I have the albums downloaded I still prefer to use your video. Now that this album is out, are you planning on making a second edition of The Mouth Experience?
Yes. I'm working on making a more "complete" version. Unfortunately, I foresee a lot of copyright issues. I'll probably have to edit some songs, which I never like to do.
in case anyone is wondering, this video file is 4.15MB.
F O U R P O I N T O N E F I V E M E G A B Y T E S O F C A P A C I T Y
Can someone please loop this 72.289156626506024 times for accuracy?
And the Flac version of this album is 431MB.
300MB is 0.03% of my computer's 1 Terabyte hard drive lol.
I was not, but thanks anyway, valuable information right there
300MB of
DA-DATA DA-DATA
Holy shit
That's right.
I despise your being
Holy fuck
im angry i didnt get this before
Did you know? You could store a whole TWO copies of this album on this 300MB Hard drive! THATS RIGHT, TWO!
wait. this album is worth 4500000 words?
Not in FLAC
Actually, since the album is like 154mb in MP3 (450ish in FLAC)
Ok smarty pants
@@gamingentertainment4863 okay 9 year old
I love hearing the smile in her voice
It's tomorrow, TODAY 😁
A H A R D D R I V E W I T H T H R E E H U N D R E D M E G A B Y T E S O F S T O R A G E C A P A C I T Y
Think about the value!
and the usage
Shaporshnikov OF THE COMPUTER
(Da Da Da, Da Da Da, Da Da Da)
with a three hundred megabyte hard drive.
For reference, "9 million megabytes" would be approximately 9 terabytes. That's one hell of a CD disk.
yes
COMPACT DISK disk
That's the entire storage of my computer
Welcome to 2020. WD recently released a hard drive twice that size.
The world's also half ended, but hey. 18 TB.
"Personally, I think that's one hell of a bird"
But I would store 500 files
And I would store 500 more
of poooornnn!!
Just to be the one who stores one hundred gigabytes of porn!
Travis Dickens i know of someone who has 1.2 tb of hentai
Not even a joke, it's literally filled with 1.2 tb of high quality hentai
i have a friend with 700 gb of hentai games
to be the man who formatted your drive
so i can fit more porn
I'm forming a band to cover this song. And I'll call it 1023mb
Unfortunately we haven't got any gigs yet.
get out
Good old 90's joke, still funny to this day.
milli-bits?
Pussey Slayer ha
This joke can be funny depending on which definition of gigabyte you use.
i t s n o t a f a d
holybutternutsquash i ts n o t g o n n a s t o p
Ladies and gentleman
(don't stawp noow)
T O M O R R O W
O
D
A
Y
*C D R O M B U I L T I N.*
TOMORROW, TOMORROW COMES TODAY.
I love the way she says "It's not going to stop, it's not a fad!" It sounds more like she's trying to convince herself than us.
It's NOT going to stop
Kind of sounds like an Alex Jones rant
Well for the time, people probably did need convincing it wasn't a fad tbh
it's a threat
@@Tandred not an empty one either, as anyone who bought Hitman knows.
Neil's always got a couple of tracks with some crazy meaning behind them. This one seems to be statement about the insane progression of technology. Just a couple decades ago people were amazed (rightfully so) about this kind of storage. The track's progressing synths make you imagine the unfathomably powerful technology of the future.
Are you high or just 12?
I think he's just smart
the frantic, eternal crescendo. people barely could comprehend how much it meant, back then. now we have so much at our fingertips, we are numb to it. we no longer realize the power of the computers we have in our pockets.
Change is our norm. That’s crazy to think about..
Something something Moore's law
If you think this is bad, consider that this 300mb beauty was far and away more advanced than the hardware that took us to the moon.
yeah a bottom of the line toaster nowadays is more advanced than the entirety of NASA's Apollo computers
to be exact. 72 kilobytes. thats 0.024% of 300 megabytes
They never went to the moon though .
hardwares getting smaller and software is getting bigger
@@shadesbear2143 Average Conspiracy Theorist
This lady sounds so crazy now that we have 1 TB+.
epik
Project Overturn aka RareBeeph I dunno, I think she’s in the future and speaking about it in an ironic way. Like she reveals that they have N I N E. M I L L I O N. M E G A B Y T E C D D I S K S
there are now ssd drives capable of over 300mb/s read and write speeds and are 8tb in storage space in the same area as a bookmark lol
archangel Ok? Are you amazed that tech moves on? Someone in the future’s going to laugh at your comment about how they carry 1000x the storage space in 1/1000th the physical area, and they’ll be just as dumb as you. Also I didn't even touch on the fact that 300mb/s drives existed in commodity desktop PCs in the 90s - that's an incredibly slow speed.
it's not a fad!
Broooo why does this song legitimately give me chills. This is something that I'd expect to play before a movie or game that's set 50 years in the future with insane amounts of new technology we couldn't even think of right now.
have been playing this on repeat and for some reason when she says "nine million. megabytes!" i start crying
Nine million megabytes is 9 Terabytes. You can buy internal hard drives with twice that size (18 Terabytes, or 18 million megabytes)
Really puts the progression of technology in perspective for ya
This is one of my favorite tracks from this album, even though 300mb is nothing in today's standards, it was a whole lot back then. You can hear how excited and happy she is just by hearing her
I just love how Neil put 1000 miles and 500 miles right next to each other on this album. Genius.
Henry Byrne Oh gosh
Henry Byrne oh man
Henry Byrne Oh jeez
Henry Byrne oh wow
You know what I like the most about this track? It spends the whole time to hype up 300MB as an insane amount of data which will never be topped for the rest of mankind's future, and then it ends with "this comes with the CD-ROM built in".
CD-ROM fits 700MB.
And now we have computers with terabytes of data
Well, I mean, CD-ROMs are only burnable once and then they're not rewritable, so it's not exactly comparable
NINE
MILLION
WORDS
Almost as many Russians killed in WWII
Bloo, what the fuck are you doing here
BICYCLES IN BEIJING
Just for starters on that disk!
I came across this comment right as she said it
The most criminally underrated song on the album.
I concur.
yeah !
I think the concept of this one made me laugh harder than any of the others. That, and T.I.M.E. and AC/VC
It's not a fad.
That's right.
But I would store three hundred megs, and I would store three hundred more!
Just to be the man who stored 600 megs and made Mouth Moods for all
DADADADAAA
CICIEREGA
DANANA-DA, *DANANA-DA,* DANANA-DA, *DANANA-DA,* DANANA-DA, *DANANA-DA*
Shut up meg
I love how this sounds like a fucking transhumanist hymn, Neil is a genius, it will never be said enough!
"and it is not going to stop, IT IS NOT GOING TO STOP IT'S NOT A FAD !
very Maxwellism
@@IsaacMayerCreativeWorks Didn't know about this, thanks.
The 'dah da-dah-dah' of 500 Miles in the background is like a sneeze that never comes.
please insert disk 2 of Age of Empires 3 to continue installation
I love that game
2 is infinitely better
Disc
hey nate
I really have to give the woman credit for selling it that hard.
Ironically if you've seen the original commercial, the computer in question only had a 170mb hard drive. They got the 300mb from using a bundled disk compression program. So deceptive...
She speaks like Jerma and I don’t know how to explain it further
Oh I GET YOU
I wasn't alive in 1994, but I am certain this is what 1994 sounded like.
grown man plays with Legos
I was alive in 1994 and this is exactly what it sounded like all the time.
"CD disk"
You can't handle Compact Disk-Disk technology.
CD²
ATM Machine
PIN Number
LCD display
NINE
MILLION
M E G A B Y T E S
That's my favorite part.
lol, that translates to about 9 terabytes
9tb CD-ROM. what’s the point of these expensive 10tb hard drives when you could just get a 9tb CD for a much cheaper price, and any computer can read it!
/s
the sky is the limit. the sky is really the limit.
@@thegeforce6625 It's like a circular brick
I love how Neil just coined the sound of the forward March of technology.
Wondrous, big, and menacing
Just got a huge rush of adrenaline and nearly shed a tear. Neil, you are amazing
This sounds like a track from Everything is Terrible, the dated technological horror, the pop culture absurdity, it's a joy to hear.
like, this isn't just a funny mashup or whatever, it's actually a really well written and effective track
If you listen closely, at the part when she says "and it's not going to stop", a warbled, high-pitched backup vocal starts singing along, that gives it that little extra early-90s-synthwave aura. Transcendental attention to detail for a meme song.
I wanna find this commercial for this incredible "300MB" Storage device! Sounds futuristic! xD
Neil posted it on his Twitter the other day after someone asked: twitter.com/neilcic/status/825180223205412864
Thanks!
And since the RUclips account that had the original commerical got terminated, here's a link to the commercial on archive.org: archive.org/details/vintage1992hsn486sx25computercommercial
ruclips.net/video/ToLW1QJcahQ/видео.html
Wait a second...
AC/VC, the song before this one, features "A Thousand Miles" by Vanessa Carlton.
This features "Five Hundred Miles" by The Proclaimers.
Ha.
I'm pretty sure it's impossible to pick out what parts of the Mouth albums were geniusly planted by Neil during their development and what parts are just happy coincidences. There is so much cohesion in this mess, it's frightening.
@@E3kHatena lol yeah, like apparently the tears for fears roadsign / ribs crossover was completely unintentional and neil addressed this himself
I love your pfp
Too bad the next song didn't sample a track called "Two Hundred Fifty Miles"
Remember: It'S 500 miles and 500 more!
ON ONE DISK. ON ONE CEEDEE DISK.That's right...
Ceedee, nice.
ceedee...get out lol
Disc
Whoops
Apparently this was my fourth most listened to song this year. A monumental achievement for me.
it's good shit
AND I WOULD WALK THREE HUNDRED MEGABYTES AND I WOULD WALK NINE MILLION WORDS
Fat gods just to be the man who walked 26 encyclopedias to fall down at your door
songs that get me genuinely hyped for a 300mb hard drive
THIS COMES WITH
THE CD-ROM
BUILT
IN
Think about it this way
Guided evolution
This will be a new breed
Cutting edge but classic
Everything's connected
*That design's rejected.*
BEST SONG
Redesign your logo.
First thing I did upon getting this new $3400 gaming laptop was open youtube and play this. Did it even before getting rid of microsoft edge. It was that critically important
nine. million. WORMS
Scrolled down to this comment when it happened
Just for starters on that digs
worms babey!!!!!!!!!!!!
Words
L A D I E S A N D G E N T L E M E N I T S T O M O R R O W T O D A Y
2 6 V O L U M E S O F E N C Y C L O P E D I A S
9 MILLION WORDS CAN'T DESCRIBE HOW GOOD THIS ALBUM IS HOLY SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT
Everyone talks about how they'll probably look at our cell phones like this in the future, but I think as time goes on we will all begin to look back at the surge of information technology with terror. We created a beast that we not only couldn't contain, one we didn't want to. That's the vibe I get from this. An unstoppable storm of development.
this is haunting
OOHHHHHHHHHHHH MY GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWD. NEIL, BACK AT IT AGAIN WITH THE SICK TUNES.
If only they knew what was coming. I'm running 14TB.
Fourteen Million Megabytes.
This one feels inspirational but dehumanizing like "Redesign Your Logo" at the same time and it makes me go :O
This is literally a masterpiece in music. How can someone be this talented?
The big twist is the hard drive that was actually being advertised was 170MB
I love that the distortion gradually gets more and more intense
it's so clear that Neil remixed this while writing Spirit Phone, the bass line is like a cross-up of Touchtone Telephone and When He Died
The drop is really reminiscent of Redesign Your Logo too!!
ＮＩＮＥ ＭＩＬＬＩＯＮ ＷＯＲＤＳ
I firmly believe that if anyone on this Earth fully understands my sense of humor, that person is named Neil Cicierega. This song has made me laugh way too many times
I can’t stop. It’s not a fad. I can’t stop listening.
time to listen to it again
300 megabytes of hard drive capacity
I heard the opening monologue and I thought to myself, “where is this going” and then I heard the DAHDAHDAHDAH. Fuck yeah.
I like this one a lot, it always feels inspirational to me, almost like a "can you believe how far we have come" kind of feel to it. I'd really like to make a a video of this track one day
This comes with
The CD ROM
BUILT
IN.
Something about this song makes me feel like we really are living in the future.
the funniest thing about this song* is how the DADADADAs start fading in at like 0:10 and it sounds like a loving and devoted horde of scottish warriors approaching from over a hill to mow you down
*aside from, like, all of it
Q: Why do they take so long to approach?
A: Because it takes ages to download 300 MB of scots
this actually kinda sounds like it could be a lemon demon song
* w h e e z e *
...you do realize that they're the same person right
@@drossbossofsauce5649 that's_the_point.jpg
it gives me big redesign your logo vibes
yea this guy should make a band or something
Hands down the best song on the album.
I absolutely love this. It speaks to me.
This is rapid technological advancement compressed into musical form.
Holy SHIT, this is getting me so hyped and excited about data storage!
The synths and shit... are they made by neil or sampled from another song? it's so catchy... i want an instrumental.
me too
They are made by him but partially based off 500 Miles by The Proclaimers
I think this is my favourite track on the album. The feelings of obsolescence and nostalgia!
This should be played on a Netflix computer documentary after one of the interviewers says something like “Then we found out that the computer could store over 500 mb..”
This honestly sounds like something from Spirit Phone
Better than Spiral of Ants THIS should have been the finisher. 300/10
That would've been amazing
Spiral of Ants is amazing though
but just imagine it trackpadtimmy
300MB OF STORAGE CAPACITY
9,000,000 WORDS! JUST FOR STARTERS ON THIS CD DISK!
Sounds corporate and ominous like redesign your logo.
I T ' S T O M O R R O W T O D A Y
Can't help but be excited for her, yknow
It's not gonna stop!!
I like how she keep emphasizing the immense size, yet 300 MB is barely anything today
Technology moves fast.
Y'all don't know what it was like to live in an age where 300 megabippies was a lot
I have more memory on my keychain than Johnny Mnemonic has in his brain
I wasn't ready to cry today. Thank you.
HOW CAN I AFFORD 300 MEGABYTES?! I NEED IT! DALANADA DA, DALANADA DA!
"THAT'S RIGHT" *SUPER BASS DROP*
That's the way when Neil put a remix of "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)", but some of the scatting noises when the Proclaimers sounds so similar.
That's like three hundred whole floppies!
1,44 Mb pro floppy. 300 Mb is 208,33 Floppies. This is the internet! Be exact or gtfo! >:(
bait? lol
Okay admittedly I was wrong but I'm just going to leave it like that for the cheese factor
eboyblue3 hahaha, it's a good laugh
In the future, people will be making joke songs about our 10 tb hard drives.
NINE
MILLION
MEGABYTES
not really because 300 megabytes can barely hold a video while to tb is already enough for almost anything you could do.
@@aligamiles For now! Haha. They used to say 50MB of ram was "more than you'll EVER need"
@@aligamiles I went from 8 to 10 TB back in 2017 because I was running out of space.
We will totally laugh at two digit TB storage in the future. I mean we already have games that are >250 GB an an hr of 4K video in good quality comes close to 10 GB
@@HappyBeezerStudios Man you gotta spend some time outside
I remember when 20 MB was state of the art for a microcomputer hard disc. Hell, I remember when a hard disc was an extravagance in a micro, but you might have 2 floppy drives connected to it, both outboard.
I still habe my first flash drive. An SD card with whopping 256 MB! That was already crazy to me at the time, coming from handling floppies and my camera with something like 8 MB integrated.
I wasn't expecting my favourite song to be played in the background!
This makes me so nostalgic for those days. XD
Yo, the fucking shock that came to me when I realized I have several skyrim mods on my computer thousands of times bigger than 300mb was as actually startling.
I cant really put into words how existentially upsetting it is to think about how fast were flying into the future on so many levels
I remember when I had games that wanted more than a gig of storage. Was absolutely insane.
I’m going to have to hear this another dozen times. It’s what the loop option was made for.
This song still shreds
If they ever make a movie about the 90s computer/Internet revolution I want this to play over the trailer.
I often come back to listening to this since its so fucking magic, my man
For real, btw, youre my inspiration for my meme mashups, Neil
I would picture this as the song used as Neil first finds out about computers and their game and music making capability
1 2TB Hard Drive = 375 Olympic sized swimming pools of files.
1 Olympic sized swimming pool = 3,270 cubic yards
1 MB = 1 file cabinet ~ .6134 cubic yards
2 TB = 2,000,000 file cabinets ~ 1,226,800 cubic yards ~ 375 Olympic sized swimming pools
Ladies and gentlemen.
Three hundred megabytes... of hard drive capacity.
Three... hundred... megabytes... of storage capacity.
That's right. Three hundred megabytes of hard drive capacity.
Think about the value...
and the- usage.. of a computer...
with a 300MB hard drive.
What can that do for you? Ah. Sky's the limit.
The sky is the limit. When you're thinking about capacity.. of a hard drive of that size, it's as if you have 300 huge file cabinets. Three hundred file cabinets.. of storage capacity.
That's right.
The biggest arena of computers today, the biggest arena, is in the CD-ROMs. It's the biggest growing sector of computers. And it's not going to stop. It is not going to stop, it's not a fad!
Ladies and gentlemen.
It's tomorrow, today.
There's 26 volumes of encyclopedia on one disk! On one CD disk!
That's right.
We're talking about nine.. million.. words.., just for starters on that disk. That's on one disk. You couldn't get close to that on a floppy disk.
Nine... million... megabytes!
This comes with... the CD-ROM built in!
This lowkey scares me for how ridiculous our current technology is gonna look in like... 15-20 years. Look at your expensive super powerful gaming computer. In barely a decade this thing is going to have so little value you might as well wipe your ass with it.
most underrated song. i think about this all the time.
I love how we have virtually unlimited storage today comparatively to the old days, but we're still basically in the same predicament, because no one expected things like Doom 5 to end up taking 100+ gigs of space. It's basically still the 90's in the sense that your hard drive is 85% full, but just with HD shiny files instead of barebones .txt ones. I guarantee you that in 2055, your new Western Digital 2 Heptabyte SSD will be just as full as your current hard drive, just it will be filled with Super HD 3D VR AI crypto feet pic .big files, that you torrented overnight with your 14Pbps connection.
I like it how Neil at one points makes her say "9 milion megabytes" which, at that time, would have blown that lady's head into outer space but for us today it's just arround 9Gb which is the capacity of a shitty ipod.
actually 9 million MB = 9000GB = 9TB
I Lost The Game yea, i don't know why i taught 9 milion was 9k...i brain farted
I Lost The Game Even that can be accomplished with a few hard drives now.
so it would be the size of an ipod classic. I miss those things.
@@aresharesh8671 which is just accomplished by one now
Out of curiosity, does anyone know where the original 300mb vocal ad thing is from?
I too want to know
+Picaso
Hey thanks for making The Mouth Experience and putting time codes in the description. Even though I have the albums downloaded I still prefer to use your video.
Now that this album is out, are you planning on making a second edition of The Mouth Experience?
Yes. I'm working on making a more "complete" version. Unfortunately, I foresee a lot of copyright issues. I'll probably have to edit some songs, which I never like to do.
Neil posted it on his Twitter the other day after someone asked: twitter.com/neilcic/status/825180223205412864
it’s kinda wild to think about that 300mb was once such a large storage capacity for a hard drive
this song is only 5.98 megabytes. you could store 50 copies of this song on that one disk. 50 300MB. The future is tomorrow.