ah, this may be my final toy for SEB, but we'll see. it's a map that shows where folks are listening from, without being too detailed. it's a data sculpture, it's cross-browser stable, and it changes very very slowly. check it out, at 4 hour intervals.

okay, so this pretty much puts an end to the "what's new" section. i'm so lazy about updating that section, so i'll just blog when things change. then everyone will forget, and it won't be important anymore.

yep. get the latest playlist delivered to you on a regular basis. it looks pretty both within the feed viewer and without.

collecting data for a listener visualiation project. UI still not done, but statistics are accurate.

an immense and delicious variety of beauty for your listening pleasure.

another 32 albums that i'd been accumulating. the pending pile is much smaller now!

yes, and it was such a long time in coming. the design stayed technically stable for 8 years, but was way ancient in technique. no more <FRAMESET /> code, plus a new and somewhat sleeker overall design.

a year's-end-wrap-up of 24 more albums. happy holidays, internet!

one launch per month in this quarter, which included the Samhain and Holiday sets for 2006.

a quick turn-around of 8 new albums.

catching up with all the delightful music that i set aside during the AftM overhaul. glad to be back to it.

it took a while -- 6 months of spare time -- during which i migrated the database, re-built the broken app stack, and did a full interface overhaul. i hope my readers will enjoy the changes.

another 22 wonderful albums. will such wonders never cease?

a slow quarter -- i'm focusing on the full re-design of AftM -- but there's always new music bubbling to the surface.

35 additional albums into the database. wow, so much new stuff in only 3 months!

another double-up month of November, plus the Samhain and Holiday sets for 2005.

42 more albums for the great and massive archive. so much beautiful music.

yes, eight launches. i doubled-up in both April and June, so it was a totally prolific period

33 albums. and it's been a long time since i've written a review.

a total of 400+ tracks, comprising something over 46 hours. whoa!

thanks to Thinner / Autoplate and Miahsma.

36 albums. there's 50 or so more stacked up that i haven't even listened to.

another 16 hours, i believe it was. some were pretty dark (listen in next year!) but many were sweet and wonderful.

about 4 batches worth in that time -- 150+ tracks, 35+ hours in all.

*whew*. took me about 20 minutes to write each... you do the match.

more and more, onward and upward, always such a flurry of beauty.

26 albums. i think i'm gonna spend some time making reviews now.

another 12 hours of suffle-played luxury.

i think that makes about 14 hours worth of exclusively xmas audio, mostly from my father's early music collection.

as i write this, i'm up to 95. but it's been fluctuating widely as of late.

another 20 or so hours, including some seasonal favorites.

25 albums, without reviews (busy busy! see previous entry!).

probably introduced an additional 30 hours or more, both from new albums and albums that i'm re-considering while sampling them up from 96kb.

32 albums, without reviews (too much stuff, no time to do it).

chants, cantatas, guitars, lutes, viols, and cathedral acoustics.

27 albums. a mentally exhausing task, but beauty must be served.

expanded the playlist by about 15% with fresh tracks, both old & new.

hey, it's about time.

...and perhaps another change to come. always check back at the SEB Main page for the real deal.

oh, it was dark. it was very, very dark.

20 more albums to cover the last 11 months. so busy, so darn busy.

that, and Conets. it's hard to explain...

a year later, i pay many overdue respects to my friend Monte.

Hyperreal.org no longer provides RealAudio streaming. i'll work on arrangements with other providers.

more connections, more bandwidth, more audio! any time is nap time.

21 of them to be exact (and a long time coming). plenty of Dark ones too, but not sure why that's so.

warm, wet and earthy... click above, then the Broadcast link!

a 55+ minute piece of old-style vocals.

74+ minutes from my final Groovetech set in Seattle.

been holding onto these 60+ minutes since i started my machine swap. soooo much faster now!

sombre, sleepy and dark... click above, then the Broadcast link!

80-plus of the gooood stuff.

just over 100 minutes (two parts) of Jumpy Rollers.

just 10 of them... i've been holding. back to focusing on the Broadcast system.

trippy dreams, hopefully lucid!... click above, then the Broadcast link!

continuous musical quietness... click above, then the Broadcast link!

more than 70 minutes of hard Steppiness, plus a hint or so of Bristol.

nearly 50 minutes of drum & bass entertainment-ishy stuff.

65+ minutes of the harder bouncy shit, recorded live at Groovetech.

linked to three 2-hour Ambient sets with Video, recorded live at Groovetech.

the nice 26+ minutes of an othewise less-than-average set, recorded live at Groovetech.

set up client-side cookie-based option system. single option so far to display Java Applet eye-candy whenever listening to a mix. option to disable this feature, because slow performance machines (like my P90) aren't happy about decoding RealAudio while simultaneously running complex Applets.

two segments, one 25 minutes and the other 70+. sounded really good this week.

14 of them to be exact. hopefully, i won't wait so long between updates next time!

a 40 minute segment from my Groovetech show that never got transmitted.

initialization speed increases, support for an indefinite number of digit, addition of tablets (digit combinations). new WRLD.time clocks that use these features are coming soon.

two parts, about 80 minutes, pruned from my weekly set at Groovetech.

two parts, 110+ minutes (nearly all two hours!) taken from my weekly set at Groovetech.

it's what you see right here. self-explanatory, i hope.

interface: split into multiple pages, polished & optimized JavaScript, added more bells & whistles (not to mention unnecessary iconicism). mixes: two parts, 80+ minutes total, recorded live at Groovetech.

added new Options area, only available to JavaScript users. only one Option currently implemented; turn off the lower navigation frame (provides you with more vertical real-estate for the cards).

two parts, 60+ minutes total, recorded live at Groovetech.

all images re-scanned, revised structure & layout, JavaScript bells & whistles. started the scanning itself the week of Halloween, and took my sweet ol' time finishing it up.

one part, 40+ minutes, recorded live at Groovetech.

yep, spent some long hours putting perfume on my pig. powered by JavaScript, made as cross-browser compatable as possible. in the process, i discover that Netscape 2.0 browsers are just the worst.