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At this point I had to decide how they would make undead thralls. I thought about giving them wizard levels, but I already had acasting from the Bard aspect. Instead I took reference from the Glamour Bard being inspired by Fey beauty. This gave me the idea to make the being Fey and give them innate spell casting. This gave this entity a little more ::umph:: with Toll the Dead and gave use access to reanimate thralls for the kickass dance party!
Prepare to kick ass and chew bubble gum. Wait... sorry, we're all out of bubble gum. *checks inventory* Damn, looks like we're out of ass too. Oh well, here's some music for you to enjoy.
From the ravaged nuclear wasteland of Denmark, the creator of 9 previous Sierra game soundtrack remix/cover vinyl projects brings you DUKE DUKE DANCE PARTY!
Six tunes from the classic 1996 game Duke Nukem 3D, remixed into EBM/industrial/darkwave by the Space Quest Historian, on a special heavy-weight tri-colored vinyl with the classic "Nukem" trefoil logo.
Testimonials:
"This vinyl ripped off my head to shit down my neck! I love it!" - Jon Paul Sapsford
"More fiery than roasting a pig cop with a flamethrower!" - Alistair Gillett
What started as a fun request from a supporter on Patreon turned into an EP of danceable remixes. For fun, I shared these with the members of Lee Jackson's Facebook group (Lee was one of the original composers for the game), and they were surprisingly well-received -- even by the man himself. When I floated the idea of putting out a limited edition vinyl, it was enthuastically received, and Mr. Jackson gracefully granted me permission to do so... with the only stipulation that the other composer, Bobby Prince, do the same. So I reached out to Mr. Prince and, after a short while, he got back to me and said "if it's okay with Lee, it's okay with me."
You may have already seen that I released these on my Bandcamp page (**UPDATE** the vinyl mixes have been added to the Bandcamp download: -duke-dance-party). But the music on this record is slightly different, since all six tracks have been mixed and mastered for vinyl by professional producer and engineer Jon Paul Sapsford.
The proceeds from this record will go to paying for the mechanical licenses needed to ensure that the original composers, Lee Jackson and Bobby Prince, are suitably compensated for their efforts.
If you decide to let your wedding DJ Services Slo emcee, you should fill them in on any people or topics to steer clear of. And you should alert your DJ to any strained or uncomfortable relationships between members of your wedding party or family.
First, consider the overall tone or atmosphere you want to create with your music. For example, do you envision a fun and festive party atmosphere or a more romantic and elegant ambiance? Communicating this to your DJ will help them choose the right mix of songs.
Get those dancing shoes ready and join us on New Year's Eve for a kick-ass dance party with the super awesome DJ I-Duane. We're going to be ready to shake it and we hope that you join us for some New Year's Eve shenanigans! We'll be counting down as DJ I-Duane spins dance tunes that will have everyone up on their feet. And join us for a Champagne Toast at midnight! We can't wait!
Why would you want to spend extra money on color-changing smart lights instead of regular, cheap LED bulbs? So you can use them to throw a killer party, that's why. Here's how to use your Philips Hue lights to turn your boring living room into club-style lighting.
For this project, we'll assume you have at least one color-capable Philips Hue light bulb (though more are better). You'll also need the third-party Hue Disco app for iOS or Android. Hue Disco cycles the colors on your lights to a rhythm, giving your room an ambiance that matches the tone of whatever party you're throwing.
When you first open Hue Disco, you'll see a bunch of options and sliders. It can all be a little overwhelming, so we'll deal with the most important thing first: picking which bulbs you'll use for your party. If you're like me, you may have lights set up in rooms where you won't have guests, like your office or bedroom. You can choose just the bulbs you want to invite to the party from the Bulbs tab at the top of the screen.
Note that you can use any model of Hue lights for your party setup. However, regular white lights and color ambiance bulbs will only be able to blink. If you want to go for a strobe effect, you can use these bulbs (and it might be pretty fun), but full color bulbs will give you the most flexibility.
If you don't care too much about crafting a particular look for your lights, you can tap one of these buttons to start cycling your lights and it will look pretty good. However, you can do a whole lot more and make your party look awesome by tweaking a few settings. Here are the settings on the disco mode screen (the left screenshot above) and what they do.
Disco mode is fun for a lively party, but if you'd rather have a more subtle lighting pattern, you may want to hop over to the Moods tab. Moods are designed to cycle much slower in the background, rather than in time with the music. Just like with Disco Mode, you'll find a big blue play button along the bottom, though fortunately there's only one play mode.
In my experience, Moods are a little more useful than Disco Mode, if only because you don't need to match them to any music. You can fade lights through a color scheme to keep things interesting without blinding anyone or risking your light show dancing to its own slightly-off beat. It all depends on what kind of party you want, though! Play around with the settings to fit the mood you're going for.
It's also important to keep in mind that Hue Disco uses your phone to control your lights, so you can't let your phone die during your party. If you're using your phone's microphone, it will also need to be in a room with music. If you need to keep your phone on you or can't guarantee it will stay charged, you might want to repurpose an old device to control your lights. Otherwise, just keep it on the charger and relatively close to a speaker.
SCARLET This special edition of the recurring Goth/New Wave party will have none of the overtly celebratory and poptimistic tunes you usually encounter at NYE parties. But there will be dancing and merriment nonetheless, courtesy of DJs Style, Morpheus Blak and Grenadier. Free midnight Champagne toast included. 9 p.m., free, Artifice.
NYC's nightlife scene is not shy of bass-heavy basement or rooftop parties as well as other places to dance in town, but you can't always count on the DJ to play your favorite jams from eras past. That's why we're suckers for retro parties, where you can pretty much guarantee you'll know the lyrics (and the appropriate dance move) to every song. No matter which time period you dig, you're bound to have an awesome time shaking your rump at one of these sensational decade-themed parties happening this summer. Let's do the time warp again!
This bacchanal may take place aboard a Civil-War era shooner, but men and women need not dress for battle too attend this sexy, after-dark sail. Instead, don your fanciest and most titillating duds, sip a nightcap or two and watch performers MC Eli Rose, Laszlo Major, Veronica Varlow arouse you. Tunes provided by DJ Johanna Constantine combined with your sweet dance moves will rock the boat.
The Mobile Monday's crew takes over Thursday nights with a free outdoor dance party. DJs play funk, soul, disco, pop, house, hip hop and salsa while you cut a rug to nonstop vinyl on the street. Look out for apperances by storied DJs like Joey Carvello, Woof, Misbehaviour, Natasha Diggs, Operator Emz and many others.
Brooklyn-based DJs Dash Speaks, NSR, Friends w Benefits and Will Buck inject this monthly hip-hop party with a passion for vintage rap and fond memories of block parties in a pre-gentrified NYC. Special guests have included Pete Rock, Maseo, J. Period, Pharoahe Monch and many more for this beloved night of crowd-pleasers and little-known remixes.
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