Remember, in Boredom part 1, how I'd been off school for half a day? And had already gotten so bored that I recorded every part of 96 000 (from In the Heights) just because I had nothing better to do?
Do you remember how in that post I had a brief rant about how Blackout was my newest favourite from In the Heights because it had so many overlapping parts and cool harmonies and everything?
I did the same thing. Only with Blackout.
It is two minutes shorter. And took me two hours longer.
Who needs productivity anyway?
And this was just me doing this in spite of the fact that I couldn't find the backing track for it so there's no background music (which makes some of it sound a little odd). But it doesn't even matter because, if I do say so myself, the harmonies are so much more solid in this experiment of mine than in 96 000.
Here you are.
In some places volume is still a bit of an issue because, like I said before, Garageband isn't perfect.
But this was a lot more challenging than 96 000. And, ironically, I think it came out better. I mean, considering there's no backing track.
I don't even know why I do this.
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