6955: 6955 refers to 6955kHz, where most pirate radio activity happens.

6955: A friend bought the GBCamera for me in Japan when it came out (feb '98). He called to tell me about the dj game....i knew right then i would be using a gameboy to make music.

6955: I hope so. i've been making GBporn and it's fun. but don't worry, i'm just shooting cute girls, not myself.

6955: well, it's good and bad. good: finding rare songs is great: demos, out of print stuff, etc. i'd always prefer to own the original but sometimes it's immpossible.  bad: for small bands...i think it's
silly to download indie stuff (unless it falls in the "rare" catagory) when you can buy most indie cds for $10 or less. weights & measures, kimonophonic, and kelper are prime examples...their stuff is cheap and avalible, and really good too. 

6955: i actually got to try a GBAdvance last year at the Tokyo games show. it was super-good. i've heard rumours of a new GBcamera...hopefully they can make a couple improvements on the dj game.

6955: Not anytime soon. For now, you can get CDs from me (email me: the6955@yahoo.com) and a few small record stores. you can also get them from me on the streets where i sometimes play. btw, i'll be returning to tokyo in april/01. find me playing in yoyogi park on weekends! and hopefully we'll see some vinyl releases in the near future.

6955: well, i'm not much of a salesman.....if you like videogames and interesting music, check it out. personally, finding recordings that are focused on weird gear or specific sounds are very interesting to me. and for you nerdy types, this isn't traditional electronic music: no synths, no samplers, no computers. all gameboy, all analogue.