Extra Goodies from Magpu
Occasionally, one or more of the members of Magpu produce sonic and visual creations which reflect different facets of the world of ‘Pu (the Puniverse). We call these Extra Goodies, and present them here for your consumption.
Audio clips in this section are being provided in both MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format. Click here for information about Ogg Vorbis, and why cyberfreedom advocates want it to replace MP3 as the standard audio format for transmitting sound files over the Internet.
January 2001: ‘‘Project Pu’’ has been released! This hour-long CD is derived from two days of completely improvised jamming in October 1999, expertly mixed and edited by Terry McIntyre. Various extra goodies and studio wizardry are woven in between the jam segments, resulting in an uninterrupted sonic experience. See the Contact page to contact us for information about ordering a copy. Take a listen to “Prophetic Groove” for a sampling of the sort of jamming you will find on ‘‘Project Pu’’.
Prophetic Groove in Ogg Vorbis format.
Prophetic Groove in MP3 format.
Our friend Kendall once suggested that we compile different snippets of conversation from our live shows into a single recording. In March of 2000, Cliff decided this was a good idea, so he got busy with his sampler and ultimately constructed the densest collection of Magpu in-jokes ever assembled. It goes by various names, including “That’s What Your Pu Said” and “Bantercrap.” Download it and enjoy.
Bantercrap in Ogg Vorbis format.
Bantercrap in MP3 format.
For about thirty seconds on 26 October 2000, Magpu turned into a punk band. Like everything else we ever do, it got captured on tape. Try not to spit on your monitor while you download it.
MagPUnk in Ogg Vorbis format.
MagPUnk in MP3 format.