Even the name Case (your friend) I can't quite dispel it from my
brain. Due to of course, Neuromancer, which inpired me to start
diving (untrained!) into systems and got me kicked out of my first
university system, which I was surprised it took so long for them to
find me (I think it was around six years).

Back then, they just grimaced at you and gave you a warning and if you
talked to them slowly and politely enough, all of your e-mails back.
Browsers were just beginning to come into existence that I can
remember (or that they could budget for). Something that seemed to
work like a modem screamed. While it did, the next door neighbors
screamed, too, in some sort of dystopian fantasy mixed with reality.

Respect,

- -O

Seth:
> On Wed, 05 Nov 2014 01:32:52 -0800, Jason King
> <beinghomelessisnotacrime@???> wrote:
>> So, for the past year I've been helping my good friend Bryce
>> Case, aka YT Cracker work on a not-so-dystopian, hacker,
>> "hiphopera". It's called INTRODUCING NEALS and it's not just an
>> album, we're making it into a feature length animated film.
>
> I just bought the entire album from emusic.com the other week and
> it's fuggin-awsum.
>
> The album is a cypherpunk retro-future 'hip-hopera concept'. Set in
> the year 2015 but made as if it was the 80s and full of throwback
> musical nods to that era. Lot's of phat synths and killer beats.
>
> Many of the hooks I can't get out of my head, find myself humming
> them involuntarily.
>
> Thanks for turning me on to this.
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