#admittedly incomplete demos

[aid-daily]

what if admittedly incomplete demos was admittedly 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝔂 demos

[sillygoofyart]

The daily demos!!!

here are your silly goobers @animatingorange @figitorynonsenseptii

[mx-heartacoustic]

uhmm uhm okay i know i said i was going to sleep but like. i wasn’t happy with the last desgin of Aid since i put too little effort so uhhm. have this new less effortless design.

[freaky-dan]

Is it just me or does anyone else feel incredibly sad when looking at the admittedly incomplete demos cover.

[devilish-parrot]

i was listening to the admittedly incomplete demos for the first time in months and the spring and a storm demo still makes me laugh for no reason

the humming started and i thought oh ok so this is the bidding hey wait wheres the cardboard box?

then joe said "sometimes.. i like to walk" and i BURSTED OUT LAUGHING. if i was drinking water id spit it out everywhere

[daily-tally-hall-music]

Day 2! We've got Songy Song from Admittedly Incomplete Demos! Fun fact! Originally, this song was made by Rob "for some other project," but that project was likely scrapped. Eventually, it was reused for Hardly Working, a video released on tallyhall.com somewhere around October 1st, 2005.

Overall, this song sounds like it was... Made for a flash game-

[sincerecinnamon]

The Banana Man Lounge version is way better than it needs to be lol

[galaxysugarr]

Hi All! I thought it was time i gave a lil update from this game and how its been going.

I'm one that tends to keep to myself till a project is fully complete or close to complete, but I've gained a lot of asks about this over time and more as of late lol. So thought I'd cut the radio silence a tad and answer a few repeat questions id gotten!

Are you working on the game?

Surprisingly, yeah.

Will this be a completed game to buy?

Definitely not, least not now. My plan is to make a basic demo of the game as building a complete game with the script and everything would take a very long time and a lot to learn!

It would also be a free to play game, as Its a fan game.

When can we see it, are you almost done, videos and updates!!!

Well... 2023 was a busy year for me personally. And as a person who is still learning to animate along with barely any knowledge of game coding. Led to me needing to learn a lot and do trial and error.

A lot of things are temporary placeholders and incomplete textures with testing. So I didn't feel they where good to share progress of.

a lot of it was me learning, trying different styles to work with the game, and sketches throughout.

Can i help with the project????

I do appreciate you all asking for help,But I don't know much about game development and working with a team on this. So it's more of a passion project for me, and so far what I have learned has been nice :>.

I didn't wanna rely and give up on the project or delay it so much due to factors so I'm workin on it alone right now till the project is farther along and more stable.

Will it look exactly like the trailer, what kind of game is it, what all do you have planned for the demo?

Admittedly I had originally made sprites and everything to match the video, but i ended up going for a more chibi type style as its easier to work with.

Its a side scrolling game with rpg like elements.

The current plan is to have two fully completed stages, a mini game, 4 playable characters (2 being Sun and Moon), and some extra features.

Will the demo be out this year?

I can't say, it all depends on how much time i work on it and learn ;o! I don't like to get hopes up, but I work it on it when I can.

Crumbs, please

Some of the daycare and model updates. It's not much, but I find it fun to run around and interact with things lol

So all and all for those really wondering about the project, its still a heavy work in progress. A fun and frustrating one for sure, but Its been nice actually learning to code and design it so far.

Hope this answered a few questions and of course you can ask other stuff about it, I don't mind.

Thank you!

[jade--moon]

it's time.

which tally hall/tally hall related album is the best (plus singles ig)

edit: just realized i put complete demos twice. just ignore it please

[tally-polls]

im SURE you've prolly done this before but favorite tally or tally related album???? (dont forget cojum dip and edu!!!)

[aid-daily]

Rock?

Song: [Intro] | Another Minute [Live at the Frieze Basement, December 2002]

36/423

[daily-zubin-sedghi-words]

Welcome to the Zubin Blog :)

Hello! Welcome to this blog where I will be posting a lyric or word which Zubin Sedghi has said every day.

I will post in order:

Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum (MMMM)

Good & Evil (G&E)

White Ball

Rotary Park

Happy Monster Band

Tally Hall Internet Show (T.H.I.S)

Boralogues

Admittedly Incomplete Demos

Listed Black (backing vocals)

I will only be posting Zubin's parts in each of the songs/ episodes.

I will post daily at 16:00 / 4:00 PM GMT

Asks are always open as long as you are respectful

Lyrics are sourced off Hidden in The Sand

Dividers from saradika-graphics on tumblr

Tags:

#ZubinLyrics - Zubin in the songs

#ZubinTalking - Zubin in the internet show or boralogues

#NotZubin:( - Zubin is not involved

#ZubinInGeneral - Mentions Zubin but is not the usual blog content

#ZubinAsks - Asks about Zubin

#Asks - Just asks

Please note that the blog runner is a minor and uncomfortable with any sort of sexual or romantic implications in messages from both minors and people of legal age.

Zubin images:

[mx-heartacoustic]

guys look it’s admittedly incomplete demos daily

[mywifeleftme]

260: Buddy Holly // Greatest Hits

Greatest Hits Buddy Holly 1967, Coral

As with following any artist who died young, being a Buddy Holly fan is like doing one of those connect-the-dots drawings where they give you part of the image and you fill in the rest as a wireframe. There isn’t a shortage of material exactly—he’d released 50 or so songs by the time he died in February of 1959, and recorded enough that “new” Buddy Holly records ensured he was a regular presence on store shelves well into the late ‘60s. But his literal absence gives all these assorted cash-in repackagings a fanfictional quality, exercises in instant nostalgia. As a fan, you can choose between seemingly half-a-dozen sensationally overdubbed versions of a song like “What to Do,” each based on a hushed demo he’d recorded on an acoustic guitar in his apartment; you can even decide that that set of demos, which are admittedly exquisite, represent the “true” Buddy, even though the singles he signed off on in his lifetime often had plenty of bells and whistles.

The fact is, we can never know where Holly might’ve gone as an artist, no matter how assiduously we sift through the pile of variously-incompleted sketches he left behind. Grim, unromantic precedent suggests we lost out on perhaps three to four years of his prime. Among the early prodigies of rock ‘n’ roll, none had a run of greatness much longer than six or seven: not trailblazers Berry or Little Richard, not the King, not even a singular songwriting genius like Orbison. Most of them rarely even managed a memorable single once they’d moved past their primes, let alone albums (with all due respect to the Everlys’ Roots and Bo Diddley’s The Black Gladiator). Perhaps something in the effort of instantiating a brand-new genre burns an artist out more than the work of refining one with an established foundation. Regardless, the shapes of these primordial figures in rock and roll are detectable again and again throughout the music’s history; for a rock fan, discovering the recordings of a Buddy Holly is one of those Rosetta stones that helps translate and connect so many of the currents you’ve followed in your own listening journey. He’s dissolved into the body and blood of rock like some bespectacled divine sacrifice.

But before he was dissolute, he was his body of songs. I don’t own either The “Chirping” Crickets or Buddy Holly, though both are great records and contain a good number of his classic songs. I also don’t own any of the more comprehensive retrospectives (of which 1979’s six-LP The Complete Buddy Holly is probably still definitive) either. I’ve just got this basic as mish Greatest Hits from 1967 and… that’s absolutely fine! It’s well-sequenced, has no bad songs, hits a lot of the absolute peaks, and even includes my preferred overdub of “What to Do.” It necessarily lacks many of his essentials, but in terms of single LPs you can find for like $1 in the year of our lord 2024, the list of records with more bang for your buck is short indeed. If Holly’s yet to hit for you, the hoopla can admittedly be a little perplexing, but take it from me: if you’re wired for rock music, you’ll get it one day.

260/365

[daily-tallyhall]

content i will be going through

in order:

Tally Hall Internet Show

Boralogues

Tally Hall in NYC

Interviews

hidden in the sand gallery

Song lyrics and music videos

Admittedly incomplete demos

Hiddeninthesand.com

anything els ye want?

LAST UPDATED: 13/Feb/2024

[cloudyhall]

this is the song