A Nerdcore Hip-Hop Halloween Album

High-C writes, "A bunch of us nerdcore hip-hop artists have gotten together and released a Halloween-themed CD. Seventeen creepy, darker-than-they-should-be songs from total nerds, with seven different CD covers. What's not to love? The perfect soundtrack for tonight's Halloween parties. And of course, the track listings are in hex."

Nerdcore party my ass.

[Anonymous Coward]

99.9% of this album's audience will be listening to it alone, most likely in a basement.

If they were really nerdcore

[ACK!!]

The would have included ogg files that had instructions for creating a beuwolf cluster of linux embedding in the tags of the files!

Re:Tonight?

[holmoris]

Shouldn't it be a christmas album then? What with Oct 28 being Dec 25 and all.

Some of the CD features

[Wiarumas]

Some of the CD's bonus tracks (not serious)

-OMG a 60 Killed Me

-Oh Noes!! Spyware!

-All our base are belong to them!

-Numa Numa

Re:Lame

[Anonymous Coward]

I'm impressed you can hear the difference; although it seems Fraunhofer (was) better than LAME at the time of the following test (admittedly a few years ago): http://arstechnica.com/wankerdesk/1q00/mp3/mp3-1.h tml [arstechnica.com].

In any case LAME is Free, and thereby far better suited to the politically minded nerdcore audience of today.