Uploaded July 2009 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Edited with Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 9.
Still learning more things as I get used to it.
This part of the video is when I was playing Mummy Maze and Rocket Mania, two of my favorite online games at the PopCap Games website.
That Java logo made me think of "The Sunday Afternoon Movie". You can hear it in the second half this video:
youtube.com/watch?v=WPc-JIrdvU0
Edited with Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 9.
Still learning more things as I get used to it.
This part of the video is when I was playing Mummy Maze and Rocket Mania, two of my favorite online games at the PopCap Games website.
That Java logo made me think of "The Sunday Afternoon Movie". You can hear it in the second half this video:
youtube.com/watch?v=WPc-JIrdvU0

![[Side 1] - A Festival of Carols in Brass
A Festival of Carols in Brass by the Philadelphia Brass Ensemble
- Gilbert Johnson, 1st Trumpet
- Seymour Rosenfeld, 2nd Trumpet
- Mason Jones, French horn
- Henry Charles Smith, trombone
- M. Dee Stewart, euphonium
- Abe Torchinsky, tuba
Columbia Masterworks - Stereo - XMS 7033
Ive seen this on CD and was considering getting it. Well, while I was at a flea market in the Summer of 2010, Ive found this vinyl LP of the alumb. I got 3 LPs for $3 and I was told that I could get 3 more for free, therefore I got 6 for $3. This record is almost like NEW!
Notice how most of the tracks have 2 tunes. In the CD version, each tune is in a separate track, which makes more sense.
***** Side 1 *****
Deck the Hall With Boughs of Holly
Lo, How a Rose Eer Blooming
Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella
The First Noel
Angels We Have Heard on High
We Three Kings of Orient Are
O Come, All Ye Faithful
O Sanctissima
O Tannenbaum
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
Good King Wenceslas
Slieng Night, Holy Night
Joy to the World
Camera: Sony CCD-TRV608 Hi-8 Handycam
Video recorded directly to a Magnavox MSR-90D6 DVD Recorder
Audio remastered with MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 16
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![(4 of 4) - The Great Stars of Vaudeville - Cassette
**** Links to previous parts on YouTube ****
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_JyrSuH8zQ
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBNTV-0SWbo
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBt6GYQOFHA
Something my dad got at a rummage sale or flea market. It came as just that cassette. But it plays very well.
*** In this upload ***
ARTHUR TRACEY: Home on the Range (excerpt)
VICTOR BORGE: Comedy Monologue
Tape Deck: Sony TC-FX30
Camera: Sony CCD-TRV608 Hi-8 Handycam
Edited with Sony Vegas Movie Studio 9
What do you know? Ive used Sony equipment in this video. :-] (4 of 4) - The Great Stars of Vaudeville - Cassette](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rF8RA_G6Dxo/mqdefault.jpg)


![* Guitar Synthesizer Music * NEIL NAPPE - The Alternative - 1986 Audion CD
Gotta do this while its still July. :-]
Notice that theres a hole in the cover image scan. Its covered by scotch tape. As you may see in front of the CD player, the price tag on the jewel case covers it.
July is the only album I know that was done by Neil Nappe. No keyboards used in making music. According to the back of the album, it was done with Guitar Synthesizer, M.I.D.I. and more M.I.D.I. Released on a short-lived label and not re-issued to this day.
Heres a little quote from him:
July was performed entirely on synthesizers of one sort or another (except for a bit of my trusty 74 Les Paul) and recorded in my home on 4-track cassette format.
Played on my 2003 Fisher SLIM 1400
Audio recorded using the Line In of my Dell Optiplex GX260
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