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[37m    It's hard to know where to even begin with Happy Fetus Records.  It
was almost more of a social club than a group, hence the later "Spice" imprint
with a bigger focus on making and distributing music and less on hanging
around Denny's restaurants in the middle of the night.  But I get ahead of
myself.

    The first BBS on which I was ever a "regular", circa 1992, was a PD board
selected on the basis of its name: "Realm of Absurdity" (RoA).  From there,
after some message base drama I got to watch unfold in slow-motion at 1200
baud, I followed the cool kid "Lord Doctor Who" to a gold standard PD BBS, a
two-noder and echomail hub (of its own network, NeuralNet): Double Exposure.
There we wrote strange stories about the message board denizens, all endowed
with honourary membership in an imaginary organization known as
"TOASTERS(tm)".

    This is all going somewhere, bear with me.  The first big modem meet I
attended was a big party at the house of Double Exposure's SysOp, "Spaceman
Spiff".  There, out in a distant suburb, a small group of friends had
inaccessible fun while alienated lusers, my group included (Nitty immediately
pegged it for Not His Speed of party and I irritated him by insisting on
remaining on the scene) milled around the periphery wondering how to start a
conversation with people you'd interacted with but never met.  I stuck around
for two reasons: I needed to be seen chugging down my bottle of J0lt Cola,
conspicuous shibboleth of my new identity, and also -- I needed to meet DJ
Moses Risin', Spiff's close associate, Op of The Pelvis of Elvis BBS,
professional soundman for Masterplan Productions (hey, Masterplan does sound
for our high school dances!  Maybe we can hire Moses to... nope!), and head of
Happy Fetus Records... whatever that was!

    We waited for quite some time, with occasional Beckett-esque updates
regarding Moses' itinerary trickling down to party patrons, and eventually he
hit the scene and almost immediately disappeared into a private room where the
older, more tight-knit lads of this crew were partying in a more exclusive
fashion.  Well, that was a bust!

    Following its salad days '92-'93, TPOE was on hiatus, so online updates
regarding HFR activities were sporadic; periodically .ZIP files of their
modules would wash up at Double Exposure, and after downloading enough of them,
I even figured out how to play them!  Gradually I gleaned that the HFR crew met
at midnight Monday nights at a local Denny's, and resolved to insinuate myself
somehow into their cadre.

    The only problem was the inconvenient reality of my Tuesday morning
high school classes.  After a few months, a conveniently-situated statutory
holiday gave me the opening I needed in order to realize my plan, and I
learned of a pre-get-together at Moses' apartment... and plotted a course.
Moses lived a single block away from Slartibartfast, the friend who had first
introduced me to modem use (from where it was wildly disseminated to my entire
cohort, so as to better dominate rounds of TradeWars), but following his
schizophrenic episode poor Slarty had put the brakes on meeting new people
under strange circumstances... whereas I doubled down.

    I buzzed in at the intercom and entered the inner sanctum, whereupon I
was confronted with... a room full of dudes lounging in a bedroom while Moses
looped and looped and tweaked and endlessly relooped a 4-second-long Sarah
Mclachlan sample in FastTracker 2, a work-in-progress I would someday hear in
completion (and which you now can as well!) as Ice Cream Trance.  The dudes
weighed in with their idle speculation regarding whether Mclachlan's record
label, Nettwerk (who weren't entirely online-clueless, hosting an online chat
with Sarah at one point in which she greeted TABNet!), would authorize use of
the loop, weighing its brief length with its overall use in repetition through
the entire length of the new song.  As the groove undulated and looped, Moses
kept picking in variations of minimalist tweaks live, ending up with a pile of
grooves that always somehow managed to avoid maturing into a complete song.
Surely this was some DJ's trick, of building a stack of loops to mix and match
on the fly, as the spirit moved him.  This student of classical piano really
didn't have a very complete understanding.

    Then it was off to the Denny's; the strange crew split up into their
respective vehicles and Spiff put the sanctity of my underwear to the test by
winning their regular drag race to their destination in a nearby neighbourhood
in about 90 seconds.  There this motley crew discussed all the splendors of
their carefree 20s, specifically the ones contained under the skirt of the
SysOp of Creative Visions BBS, and when I was called upon to commiserate nudge
nudge wink wink I shocked the group by conceding to having no experience in
the realm, being only a young lad of 15.  My full lumberjack beard (which I
would never have expected to become fashionable) had implied otherwise, and
the conversation continued in a far more inhibited fashion once these cyber
weirdos realised that their newest cohort was only half as old (and likely
three times as innocent) as they had believed.

    I was starting a BBS with Nitnatsnoc, The Screaming Tomato, and I
didn't really know if this computer artscene business, introverted in its
obsession with privacy, security and eliteness, had any legs to it.  But I did
know that the appeal of music was an eternal one, and my mission was to line
up affiliations for TST with the local .MOD-makers.  (Darkforce's ad for us in
the 0994 Union pack baldly lies, listing all the affiliations we sought, none
of which we succeeded in achieving, and capping it off with the line "604's
Finest Music Oriented Board".  Well yes, in some parallel universe...)
Attendance at this bizarre function in the middle of the night was part of my
campaign to impress upon the computer musicians that we thought they were on
the edge of something big and we wanted to be a part of it.  (Look, I drew an
ANSI celebrating them!  It's the one on the top of this infofile!  But it
didn't hold a candle to Moses' surreal blinking and animated exercises in
textmode... two or three of which were revived from Mist pack file separators
to punctuate this release with.)

    Well, they were big in the sense that they were prolific: due to the
tragicomedy of data loss, I have retained a tape backup catalogue of all the
Happy Fetus Records songs I had downloaded, so I can understand the precise
dimensions of just how much has been lost forever.  Cross-checking it against
an internal document tabulating their official releases that has somehow
survived through the ages, I can see just how much we don't have anymore.
(And yet I can deliver an impromptu performance of "Moses is Sleeping" from
heart!)

    (v1.1 note: Within a week of releasing the initial HFR collection, DJ Moses
emerged from retirement to fill many of the blanks on the list, in which
context the previous paragraph may not make a lot of sense: turns out, not all
that much WAS lost forever!  But what do you want me to do, rewrite the whole
infofile?)

    But even if we have proportionally lost a lot, numerically we have
saved a great deal.  I could continue tabulating a bizarre haze of early modem
memories or I could get down to presenting this material.  There's so much
more I could say, about how TPOE straddled the realms of the PD and the
underground without belonging to either, being such an anarchic font of
creativity (I think "anarchic creativity" is about the kindest spin you can
put on that ANSImation, a true kindred spirit to Bukowski's celebrated "beer
shit") -- during its rare and sporadic bouts of being up at all -- that it
played host to no fewer than three music groups at the same time!  (Those
being: Happy Fetus Records (the unruly gang of variously-talented friends),
the rarefied Spice that was skimmed off its top (and perhaps bolstered with remote #trax submissions?), and Radiance -- no, not the Fire music division
whose pack we recently reissued -- whose founder lives down the block from me
but cannot shed any further light on its life and times.)  It was such a
ground floor hub for the local .MOD tracking community (and beyond, host of the
electronic music specialty echomail network DJNet) that it was hard to know
precisely which files were officially HFR-affiliated and which ones were by
outsiders, tossed on the mound willy-nilly while everything was flying fast
and furious!  Consequently, some of the files contained within this archive
may not be from actual full-status members of Happy Fetus Records, just fellow
travellers who also saw fit to distribute their compositions at The Pelvis of
Elvis.  At this distance, it's impossible to unravel who was affiliated how at
a given moment in time.  (Also: unimportant and academic, since none of their
actual songs have survived the passage of time to muddy the waters 8)

    Ironically HFR got on the Internet with a strong start, beating us out of
the gate due to strong ties to a local ISP at Mortimer.com... but when that
bubble popped, all traces of their ever having existed, even in the Internet
Archive, were virtually wiped from the historical record.  In the closing days
of Spice, they were well represented among the Trax Weekly community, but as we
have seen that only ensured that the review of their works went down in
history, leaving the actual works out in the cold.

    Well, here they are -- hot or cold, we're serving it up on a silver
platter: [1mhighlighted[0m works are included in this archive (many brought to light
for the first time in decades, supplemented by a paltry handful mined from
existing computer music archives), while plain Jane grey ones are lost forever,
alas!  (Note: not so much plain Jane?  A couple of days after release, Moses
came out of his cave and endowed me with a mountain of historical files, in one
fell swoop tripling the number of songs contained in this collection.  A grand
triumph for history!)

[12C- Cthulu / Mistigris

  .ùù.
ø    ;[6CMusic released by HFR : November, 1995    [Updated: May, 2015.]
    ù
    `ù............... .  .    .

Dj Moses - Leader of the pack, I'm a tracking freak, much like Speedraver. :)

[1mASTHMA.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Asthma Attack"
COKEFIT.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"CokeFit"
FUCKDAT.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"FuckDat" Cover originally by Sagat.
FUCKMACH.ZIP    "Fuck Machine" elements of Reservoir Dogs.
HFR-ICS.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"The ICS Song"
HFRCHICK.ZIP    "Chicken train" REMIX 94
HFRCOKE2.ZIP    "I want her Coke"
HFRDIFF.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Something Different"
HFRFLUTE.ZIP    "Kill the flute!"
HFRFUCKU.ZIP    "Overkill of Lance"
HFRHELLO.ZIP    "Hello Spaceman"
HFRHUSLA.ZIP    "Da Husla"
HFRKISS.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Kiss the penis"
HFRMPLOY.ZIP    "Disgruntled Employee"
HFRPISSD.ZIP    "Pissed / Bitchy Mood"
HFRSPOON.ZIP    "The Tired Spoonman / Harsh Tire Syndrome"
[0mHFRTEMPO.ZIP    The fast one
[1mHFRTEXAS.ZIP    "Texas Cowboy" cover originally by The Grid
HFRTOES.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Choppin Toenails"
HFRTRAIL.ZIP    "The Love Trail"
HFRTRIBE.ZIP    "Tribal Fetus"
HFRTRIP.ZIP[0m[5C[1mThe First Trip
HFRTRIP2.ZIP    The Second Trip - "Trip Or Treatment"
HFRWICKD.ZIP    "I'm Wicked"
[0mHFRXTSY.ZIP[5C"xtasy relydo"
[1mHFR_MOOD.ZIP [0m   [1m"Crummy mood"
HFR_USA.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Proud American"
HFR_USA2.ZIP    "Proud American Remix"
HOLYSHIT.ZIP    "The Speed / Holy shit"
JUNGLE.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Depressed Jungle"
MOODY.ZIP[0m[7C[1m"The bike ride"
MOSES.ZIP[0m[7C[1m"Mosesmix"
MOSES1.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"What's the meaning"[0m - One of my first sampling efforts in xm
[16Cformat.  Yeah, that's my real voice. :)
[1mMOSES2.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Sex Trance"[0m - Mazurka was the inspiration for this vibe.
[16CListened to theirs, then made my own from the leftovers.
[1mMOSES3.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Ice Cream Trance"[0m - When I released this one locally, it
[16Ctripped everyone out.  Contains elements of all creative
[16Cstyles of trance.
[1mMOSES4.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Heavy[0m [1mMind State"[0m - With some nice tricks I learned from RAiN,
[16CI was able to tweak out a nice 303 and add it to an already
[16Ctrippy vibe.
[1mMOSES5.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Dem Funky Chicks"[0m - Applesauce and I had a little friendly
[16Ccompetition with some samples that we snagged off some unaware
[16Cfunky friends.
[1mMOSES6.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Boring Friday"[0m - A nice little track done up on a rainy
[16CVancouver weekend.
[1mMOSES7.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Secret Bingo Machine"[0m - Straight out weird.  I made this
[16Ctrack and I don't know how many Cokes I had in me, but it
[16Cdefinitely shows.
[1mMOSES8.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Detention Level"[0m - This track I made for my pal The Scottish
[16CPrick who loves Star Wars. I made it for him in about 2 hours
[16Cand it shows.
[1mMOSES9.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Trance Mission"[0m - It took me about 2 weeks total to complete
[16Cthis track. I change the intro/chorus/bridge and other elements
[16Cof this track at least 3 times. This is the finished product
[16Cand I'm still not happy.
MOSES-95.ZIP    1st Moosik disk containing Moses 1-9
[1mMOSES10.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Josh Wink Saves the Ducks" [0m- Available on the Delerious Disk
[16CQuack quack quack... coming back from a wicked rave I did this
[16Ctrack in the final hours of a sweet trip.  It was also the first[16Ctrack that I released on a music disk. Oooohh....
[1mMOSES11.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"The Awesome 303 (Flyby mix)"
[0m[16CQuick little ditty I did up in late 95 for a music disk from a
[16Cgroup that I truly respect, Radiance.
[1mMOSES12.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"The Spice Must Flow[0m [1m(tribal electric mix)"[0m - Guest release
[16Ctrack for Radiance's 2nd disk named simply Radioactivity.
[16CDune influence is present... I love that flick.
MOSES13.ZIP[5C"Palette Change"
[1mMOSES14.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Proberami"[0m - Thanks to Brain Dr. for the samples and impulse
[16Cto create this very odd track
[1mSOUTHVAN.ZIP    "South Vancouver"
SUBTLE.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Subtle Mood"
THABITCH.ZIP    "The Bitch is Gone"
THESOUND.ZIP[0m    [1m"The Sound"
WAPBAM.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Wap-Bam Boogie"
WELCOME.ZIP   [0m [1m "The Welcome"
HFRBUDDY.ZIP[0m    [1m"Trippin on Buddy"
EDMONTON.XM[0m[5C[1m"e-town vibe"
EXPERHI.XM[0m[6C[1m"experimental high"
FUCKIN.XM[0m[7C[1m"fuckin'"
HIVOLUME.XM[0m[5C[1m"hi volume"
IAN-MOE.XM[0m[6C[1m"Ian"
MINDKILL.XM[0m[5C[1m"Fear Is The Mind-Killer"
MYBAG.XM[0m[8C[1m"My Bag Returns"

[0mSpaceman Spiff - Our resident pianist.

[1mCHUMP.ZIP[0m[8C[1m"The Chump"
HFRBURN.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"Burning in my Gut"
HFRDIPER.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"The Stinky Diaper"
HFRWEEDS.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Mean, Lean Weedeating Machine"
SPIFFY.MOD[0m[5C[1m  "Spiff, Mark 1"
[0mSPIFFY.ZIP[7C"Spiff, Mark 2"
[1mSPITTLE.ZIP[0m[6C[1m"The Spittle-drool not included"
SS_CLPSE.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Collapse"
SS_CRANM.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Cranial Meanderings"
SS_CRANX.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Cranial Meanderings" Update
SS_CYCLE.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Cyclic Redundance"
SS_PIANO.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"That Fucking Piano"
SS_SPANK.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Spank"
SS_SPOOG.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Spoogmobile"
[0mHFRDARK.ZIP[6C??

Applesauce - Previously Waldo - Our alternative source.

[1mASWINTER.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Winter"
AS_BEN.ZIP [0m[6C[1m"Ben's Reality"
AS_BLEPT.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Bleep and Tweet"
AS_NONAM.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"noname"
AS_PICKL.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Pickle"
AS_SLEEP.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Moses is sleeping"
AS_SLUMB.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"slumber"
AS_TRICK.Z[0mI[1mP[0m[5C[1m"Trickle"
A-TNYBRD.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Tiny Bird Remix" Originally by LDW
JOUBELLE.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Joubelle"
SAUCEHAC.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Hot Asian Chicks"
W_CHOPBR.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Chopp'n Brocolli"
W_DOCSND.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Document of Sound"
W_FLOORP.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Floor Pie"
W_FUTNOT.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"FootNotes"
W_STARVE.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Starving"
W_TV.ZIP[0m[9C[1m"Latenite TV"
AS_SSMIK.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Shopping Sunday Morning for lingere at Kmart"
[0m[17C[1mSonic collage of guitars and synth.  It's been 6 months, find
[0m[17C[1mout why...

[0mThe Judge - Our resident heavy metal artist.

[1mSYNTHMDS.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Synth Moods" His first release
[0mHELLISH.ZIP  [1m  [0m  "Hell On Earth"
LIV-DEAD.ZIP  [1m [0m  "Living Dead"
MARSBARS.ZIP  [1m [0m  "Destination Unknown"
[1mMOTORBTH.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"Motor Breath"
[0mRACIST.ZIP  [1m    [0m "Racist Motherfucker"
REFUSE.ZIP[7C"REFUSE/RESIST"
SADSOULS.ZIP[5C"Souls of despair"
SLOWDETH.ZIP[5C"Slow death"
WITH-YOU.ZIP[5C"With you.."
SUBWAY.ZIP[7C"Subway"
THE-JAM.ZIP[6C"Jamm'n with Troy"
THE-ONE.ZIP[6C"The One"
WEEZER.ZIP[7C"Buddy Holly" Cover originally by Weezer.
WEEZER2.ZIP[6C"No one else" Cover originally by Weezer.
[1mWHATFUNK.ZIP[0m[5C[1m"What The funk?"
[0mWILDLIFE.ZIP[5C"Wildlife"

Lord Doctor Who (our newest member).

PROJ_X1.ZIP[6C"Tiny bird"

[5C.ùù.
    ø    ø  ú SPiCE Releases ùú
[5Cøùúø

[8CSPiCE was just formed this month [Nov '95], so the list is short. :)

[1mAF-CLAV.ZIP   "Clav" by Acidfrog
L-DENTIS.ZIP  "Sadistic Dentist" by Loki
ZOLOFT.ZIP    "Zoloft" by Loki
MOSES15.ZIP   "Kool-Aid or Milk" by DJ Moses[0m - One of the first tracks released
[14Cunder SPICE a small rave division of the mighty HFR.. hehehe.
[14CFeaturing our first female HFR member Swamp in her vocal debut.
[1mMS-IHTB.ZIP   "It has to be" by Magik Spyce
[0mSR-ATTCK.ZIP  "Attack" by Speedraver
[1mSR-ETRTY.ZIP  "(e)ternity" by Speedraver
[0mDELRI-1.ZIP   The introduction Delerious Pack of Trance/Rave/Industrial
DELRI-2.ZIP   With guest releases from Daedalus, (G)eorge and The Pope
[1mBEEGLE.XM[0m[5C"[1mBeegle" by Acidfrog
WISHBONE.S3M  "Wish Bone"[0m [1mby Loki
BALLFIRE.XM   "Ball of Fire" by Acidfrog
XMAS1996.XM   "Merry Xmas '96" by Acidfrog
20MC10SP.S3M[0m  [1m"20mc10sp" by Loki
[0mMS-BIGUP ZIP  "Big Up" by Magik Spyce
[1mAF-DIYL.XM[0m    [1m"Drowning in your Love" by Acidfrog
[0m[14C[Maybe not an HFR or Spice release, who knows, but included
[9C[1m    [0m on account of being one of my favorite tracks of all time!]
[1mMOSES16.ZIP [0m [1m "Acid Wash"[0m - Finished this track after a sweet rave in Victoria.
[14CI love being creative after experiencing that kind of event.
[14CIt's a must attend for everyone who reads this... not just in
[14CVictoria.. but it would be suggested.

wOnkO tHe sAnE:  (Affiliation unknown, but definitely ran in NeuralNet circles)

WM01FUNK.ZIP
WM02EURO.ZIP
WM03BACH.ZIP
WM04NILE.ZIP
WM05NIRV.ZIP
WM06TRIB.ZIP
WM10WTHM.ZIP
WM11DOOM.ZIP

Hero Bob:  (Later known under a different handle...)

HB-CRACK.ZIP  "Crack"
HB-JUXT.ZIP   "Juxtaposition"
HB-MTCL.ZIP   ??
HB-NUMB.ZIP   "Numb" remix
HB-SQUID.ZIP  "March of the Squid"

NinjaDude:[5C(Later to create an enormous quantity of tracked music, much
[15Cof which we've already unleashed this month.

[1m2HAPPYYY.MOD[0m  [1m"Toooo happeeeeeee"
FEAROTH.MOD[0m   [1m"Fear of the Harmless"
FREEKIN.MOD[0m   [1m"Freekin"
[0mIDIOSYNC.ZIP  "Idioosyncracy"
[1mMRVAIN.ZIP[0m    [1m"Mr. Vain" remix
DEFENCE.MOD[0m   [1m"On the defensive"
DARKNESS.MOD[0m  [1m"Undercoverofdarkness"

[0mMiscellaneous / Artist unknown (but look at that prefix, definitely HFR!):

[1mHFRTAMED.ZIP    DJ Swooop's "Untamed World"
[0mHFRHATE.ZIP[5C??
HFRYKNOW.ZIP    ??
HFR-DIST.ZIP    ??

[5C.ùù
    ø    ø  ú  HFR Members / SPiCE Members
[5Cøùúø
[24C= Happy Fetus Records =
[28CNovember 1995

[18CMoses Risin[7CThe Scottish Prick
[18CSpaceman Spiff    Lord Doctor Who
[18CApplesauce[8CDead Fish
[18CDarklock[10CThe Judge

[30C= SPiCE =
[28CNovember 1995

[30CAcidfrog
[31CDefex
[30CDj Moses
[32CLoki
[28CMagik Spyce
[28CSpeed Raver

[5C.ùù
    ø    ø  ú  Contacting HFR
[5Cøùúø
[12CInternet:
[15C- catch dj_moses, sauce, tsp or acidfrog on IRC #TRAX
[15C- stop by our Webpage at HTTP://WWW.MORTIMER.COM/HFR
[15C- email Moses at mykes@mortimer.com or moses@mortimer.com
[15C- all email accounts are accessible through the webpage.

[12CBulletin Board Systems:

[15C- World HeadQuarters
[15C- The Pelvis of Elvis - (604) 732-8763
[15C- 9600+ ANSI-DOS Based Bulletin Board System

[15C- Distribution Site
[15C- Creative Images - (604) 596-1475
[15C- 9600+ ANSI-DOS Based Bulletin Board System

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[19CThanks again to ZiNC of....
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[19Cfor the trippy little ascii bits...

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[23Cbbs[6Cú dimension-X  604-942-7980

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