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I Love Penguins - The Remixes

Released August 9th, 2009

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I Love Penguins - The Remixes is just that, a set of remixes of the song I Love Penguins" from the Opcode-1 EP. After finishing the original song, and seeing that it was somewhat popular with people, I thought it might be fun to create some alternate versions using the voice clips I had left over.

The "Vocal-less Mix" is identical to the original song, except that there are no voice samples. On the "Dirty Mix", I tried to make the song sound harsher. The final track, the "Electro Mix", is much more danceable and is meant to sound like it's from the 80s.

All of the tracks use samples from the Going Linux podcast by Larry Bushey and Tom Chaudoir, which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.

Entire album (mp3 format): Zip file (23mb)

Entire album (high quality FLAC format): Zip file (186mb)

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1. I Love Penguins (Original Mix)
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2. I Love Penguins (Vocal-less Mix)
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3. I Love Penguins (Dirty Mix)
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4. I Love Penguins (Electro Mix)
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