http://mastermesh.quotaless.com/in.html

I uploaded a few indecipherable vocal type recordings... You can almost make out some of the words... but not totally. You can hear all of them at the same time here:
http://mastermesh.quotaless.com/in.html

Or, probably more preferable, listen to them individually here:

http://mastermesh.quotaless.com/in1.wav

I think vocal on the next one was something like
"Vroom, vroom, vroom. Hit the cruise cruise control... and head in to bat out of hell mode..."


I record most of these on I-70 either coming to work or heading home from work... partly to deal with frustration of all the dang stupid drivers on the road, partly to deal with frustrations of work... partly just for the heck of it because it's something to do with that otherwise boring time that's way safer than trying to use a digital camera to shoot awesome cloudscapes above the Missouri River while moving in a vehicle at 70 miles per hour.


http://mastermesh.quotaless.com/in2.wav


http://mastermesh.quotaless.com/in3.wav

http://mastermesh.quotaless.com/in4.wav



The next one is another recording of the Bat out of Hell Mode vocal.



http://mastermesh.quotaless.com/in5.wav

All of the linked files above are Copyright © Jeff Thomann 2007. If you'd like to reuse these items in your own projects, please contact Jeff Thomann. Recordings were done with a digital voice recorder on or prior to 6/24/2007. (6/24/2007 was the date the recordings were moved to a hard drive off of the vocal recorder)

Thanks.

The html file with all of the sounds embedded and played at once was inspired, in part, to the /soundchaosdebug Easter Egg in Diablo II that randomly plays every vocal in that video game all at the same time. It also was, at least in part, inspired by some of the experimental musical works of John Cage.