Not sure yet, probably downtown Cap Hill somewhere. Waiting to hear from Ultra and Ntwady on exact dates. I hope you make it out! I like it when INTJs I turns to E in bars

hey another rare breed of bird, a born and bred Seattlelite. We are having an INTJf meet up in Feb if you're interested. Should be fun....a group of introverts walk into a bar....

Awesome, thanks! I'm having trouble opening the file, what should I open it with? I've got winrar on my computer if that'll do it.

May I hear the songs you created that remind you of driving at night?

You listened to the '4Four Years Since...' remix right? I play it a lot when driving at night - it suits the atmosphere of New Jersey at night time.

Do you know Fallen Seraph?

He did a beautiful Streets of Rage remix I am in love with...

Oh wow, that is very cool. Very very cool!

I know Pyrion who works for OCRemix in-person but that's about it. My friend Darren who composed all of the music for the video game he's making made a few game remixes as well.

Not weird at all - VG remixers are awesome to talk about.

Hmm...I really like SnappleMan...The guy who did Project Chaos.

What is Minibosses message forum? I'll have to do research on it. I do enjoy metal oriented video game remixes...

Hey - I bought your mp3 from your site (via the PayPal donation). It is beautiful. This song is going on my driving cd!

Hey, this is beautiful. I love the heavy bass line. 0:54 is my favorite part. I really like the trill in the flute-like instrument. You have a great synthesizer going on as well.

I have never played Dragon Spirit: The New Legend, but this is beautiful. I would definitely put this song on a driving cd (I mostly listen to video game music and ocremix while driving).

yes, 'Kind of Blue' is a timeless masterpiece, and i never get tired of listening to it...i'll put 'Birth of the Cool' on my list of must-haves...thanks for the tip!

hi INTJV, and welcome to the forum! i am fairly new here too...just noticed your interest in jazz in the 'favourite composer' section...my recollection of Herbie Hancock stems mainly from the fusion era of the 1970s...i used to listen to Chick Corea & Return to Forever, Weather Report, John McLaughlin, etc...i still listen to Miles Davis in his various incarnations...he is reputed to have invented jazz fusion with the release of his classic 'Bitch's Brew' double album...singlehandedly creating a new genre of music is the mark of creativity of the highest order, in my view (though jazz fusion may be considered a 'subgenre' of jazz by some; fusion has not remained popular, but it has influenced generations of musicians)...another musician who accomplished this was Bill Monroe, inventor of bluegrass music

Welcome to INTJf! I hope you enjoy the forum!:-D