I wish I actually remember if I played this game. Wait its not a real game, or is it? Do you sell crack? To each their own. Dan tells me the NES game was a rip off anyway and that the track started out as fun idea to screw around with, but after Harlem's Finest layed down the vocals and Christine Dwyer, aka Xteen Dreams, put in that sweet hook, not to mention the 8-bit crack heads gathering around the studio, they just had to start up a small business. The future is next Saturday when Dan Alcala's live electronic band, Rich Uncle Skeleton, "rocks" a house party in Williamsburg BK. Its friends only on facebook but send a message for directions if you wanna dance your crack off. Sorry, no crack allowed.

Lyrics by Murder C. backed by Honey D. , John, and Big City Rizzo:

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I like this remix. I recognize the vocals from a download from Stereogum that I grabbed not too long ago. So, the synth at 1:15 reminds me of "The Cars", which is awesome cause I love those guys. I still don't know what the chorus of this song is tho. Bald head, Bald head. What? I guess it might be "Fall'd..ed", like fell but only with a five year old's speech impediment. I'm too lazy to Google, but if you only try to figure out the mystery, you'll miss the whole story.

Dan Alcala DJ's around NYC and does live remixes with is troupe, Rich Uncle Skeleton, rocking sweaty, beer spilling loft parties in Brookyln. I couldn't remember how I got home from the two parties I went and saw them play. I'll post up some of their shit next time they have a party coming up, and we can all get fall'ded down drunk together.

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Dan also has a few other remixes and DJ mixes up on his soundclloud page.

Actually, it's "Falling".