User:Kaini
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for the hour
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The Minor Barnstar | |
| In recognition of your willingness to try your hand at a new activity. Your contribution was not minor, only your experience. Loqi T. 21:57, 1 November 2006 (UTC) |
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The Tireless Contributor Barnstar | |
| For heavily contributing to wikipedia articles about electronic music and helping other wikipedia users who are interested in it, I award you this barnstar. DubCrazy (talk) 05:43, 5 August 2008 (UTC) |
pages i have created or helped develop
boxen
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food
- Spiced beef why do irish people only eat this at christmas? i've had vague plans to make my own for a while now.
- Coddle you either love or hate this stuff. for me the key is to use butcher sausages not shitty cheap ones, and to only use a minimum of water. you want to be steaming your layers of pig, spud, and onion, essentially. and pepper. ohhhh lots of pepper.
music
- Dubstep (a musical genre) to GA
- 2-step garage (a musical genre, sorta precursor to the above.
- The Mountain Announces (Scatter album)
- Dubstep category:
- Kode9 (artist)
- Horsepower Productions (group)
- Skull Disco (record label)
- Foggy Notions (music magazine)
- Words & Music (promotional release by Aphex Twin)
- This Heat (album)
- Blood, Looms, and Blooms (Leila Arab album)
- The Tuss (band)
- Ghost Box category, containing:
- Ghost Box Music (record label)
- Belbury Poly (artist)
- The Willows (album)
- The Owl's Map (album)
- Eric Zann (artist)
- Ouroborindra (album)
- The Focus Group (artist)
- Sketches and Spells (album)
- Hey Let Loose Your Love (mini-album)
- We Are All Pan's People (album)
- The Advisory Circle (artist)
- Mind How You Go (mini-album). Also some messy disambiguation stuff on this one.
- Other Channels (album)
- Mount Vernon Arts Lab (artist) has an article thanks to Michig.
- The Séance at Hobs Lane (album) is done too.
- Julian House (aka the focus group, but he's a graphic designer too. stub city)
- Jim Jupp (belbury poly, eric zann) is still a
redlinkredirect, though. - nifty navbar to err navigate with.
- Belbury Poly (artist)
- James Marsh (cover artist for Talk Talk).
- Nalle (band)
- By Chance Upon Waking (album)
- Hanna Tuulikki (artist)
- Gas
- Zauberberg
- Oktember (used be a redir)
- Königsforst
- Pop
other articles i've contributed to considerably
- Great Blasket Island (an island, my favourite place in ireland)
- House of Leaves (a novel)
- Limerick City (my hometown)
- Oxegen (a music festival)
- Pinch - a disambiguation page that's now really nice :D
- Phtalocyanine (a redirect, and a very common misspelling, relatively speaking :P)
- VAIO laptop *ahem* notebook computers
a big long list of things i like that are on wikipedia
the coen brothers, stanley kubrick (my favourite movie is dr. strangelove), damon lindelof/j. j. abrams, tim burton, bleu d'auvergne, francisco goya, francis bacon, m.c. escher, tokyoplastic, the designers republic, boards of canada, aphex twin, john coltrane, lightning bolt, philip glass, autechre, brian eno (my musical hero), sufjan stevens, soul jazz records, warp records, arcade fire, steve reich, squarepusher, dub reggae, dubstep, jamie lidell, john cage, sunn O))), burial, max richter, chess, texas hold 'em, robert anton wilson(eris rest his soul), roquefort, neal stephenson, michael marshall smith, umberto eco, bret easton ellis, hunter s. thompson (RIP), douglas hofstadter, mark z. danielewski, richard feynman, ramanujan, stilton, bobby fischer, andrew wiles, leonhard euler, PCCOM, mandelbrot, gorgonzola, martin gardner, golden mean, michael barnsley, buzz, the blasket islands, jandek.
temporary note
http://www.cyclicdefrost.com/blog/2009/04/12/belbury-poly-interview-by-emmy-hennings/