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	=='''[[Konami Dream\|Konami Dream]]: ''[[2001\|HAL]]'''''==		=='''[[Konami Dream\|Konami Dream]]: ''[[2001\|HAL]]'''''==
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Clintxxx: /* Konami Dream: HAL */

2026-04-23T12:37:28Z

Konami Dream: HAL

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	From its nascent beginnings, the mid '90's hacker rap collective [[Konami-dream\|Konami Dream]] eschewed traditional commercial releases, beginning with their first single - a slurred, 8-minute ambient/experimental track featuring pitch-down vocals, modular synthesizers, and moog bass. Named after the semi-sentient [[Ai\|AI]] entity from Stanley Kubrick's [[2001\|2001]], HAL was illegally mp3-encoded using pirated Blade Encoder (or [[BladeEnc\|BladeEnc]]) software, enhancing the track's garbled and warped sound. The group then hacked into [[IBM\|IBM]]'s corporate website, secretly embedding the track on the company's [[Deep-blue\|Deep Blue]] webpage, a process that came to be known as [[error\|~~phreaqueleaking~~]].		From its nascent beginnings, the mid '90's hacker rap collective [[Konami-dream\|Konami Dream]] eschewed traditional commercial releases, beginning with their first single - a slurred, 8-minute ambient/experimental track featuring pitch-down vocals, modular synthesizers, and moog bass. Named after the semi-sentient [[Ai\|AI]] entity from Stanley Kubrick's [[2001\|2001]], HAL was illegally mp3-encoded using pirated Blade Encoder (or [[BladeEnc\|BladeEnc]]) software, enhancing the track's garbled and warped sound. The group then hacked into [[IBM\|IBM]]'s corporate website, secretly embedding the track on the company's [[Deep-blue\|Deep Blue]] webpage, a process that came to be known as [[error\|phreaque leaking]].

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Clintxxx: /* Konami Dream: HAL */

2025-12-04T18:14:04Z

Konami Dream: HAL

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	=='''[[Konami~~-dream~~\|Konami Dream]]: ''[[2001\|HAL]]'''''==		=='''[[Konami Dream\|Konami Dream]]: ''[[2001\|HAL]]'''''==
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Nemo: /* Konami Dream: HAL */

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Konami Dream: HAL

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	From its nascent beginnings, the mid '90's hacker rap collective Konami Dream eschewed traditional commercial releases, beginning with their first single - a slurred, 8-minute ambient/experimental track featuring pitch-down vocals, modular synthesizers, and moog bass. Named after the semi-sentient AI entity from Stanley Kubrick's 2001, HAL was illegally mp3-encoded using pirated Blade Encoder (or BladeEnc) software, enhancing the track's garbled and warped sound. The group then hacked into IBM's corporate website, secretly embedding the track on the company's Deep Blue webpage, a process that came to be known as phreaqueleaking.		From its nascent beginnings, the mid '90's hacker rap collective [[Konami-dream\|Konami Dream]] eschewed traditional commercial releases, beginning with their first single - a slurred, 8-minute ambient/experimental track featuring pitch-down vocals, modular synthesizers, and moog bass. Named after the semi-sentient [[Ai\|AI]] entity from Stanley Kubrick's [[2001\|2001]], HAL was illegally mp3-encoded using pirated Blade Encoder (or [[BladeEnc\|BladeEnc]]) software, enhancing the track's garbled and warped sound. The group then hacked into [[IBM\|IBM]]'s corporate website, secretly embedding the track on the company's [[Deep-blue\|Deep Blue]] webpage, a process that came to be known as [[error\|phreaqueleaking]].

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Nemo: /* Konami Dream: HAL */

2025-07-22T00:49:05Z

Konami Dream: HAL

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	From its nascent beginnings, the mid '90's hacker rap collective Konami Dream eschewed traditional commercial releases, beginning with their first single - a slurred, 8-minute ambient/experimental track featuring pitch-down vocals, modular synthesizers, and moog bass. Named after the semi-sentient AI entity from Stanley Kubrick's 2001, HAL was illegally mp3-encoded using pirated Blade Encoder (or BladeEnc) software, enhancing the track's garbled and warped sound. The group then hacked into IBM's corporate website, secretly embedding the track on the company's Deep Blue webpage, a process that came to be known as phreaqueleaking.		From its nascent beginnings, the mid '90's hacker rap collective Konami Dream eschewed traditional commercial releases, beginning with their first single - a slurred, 8-minute ambient/experimental track featuring pitch-down vocals, modular synthesizers, and moog bass. Named after the semi-sentient AI entity from Stanley Kubrick's 2001, HAL was illegally mp3-encoded using pirated Blade Encoder (or BladeEnc) software, enhancing the track's garbled and warped sound. The group then hacked into IBM's corporate website, secretly embedding the track on the company's Deep Blue webpage, a process that came to be known as phreaqueleaking.

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Nemo: /* Konami Dream: HAL */

2025-07-22T00:48:56Z

Konami Dream: HAL

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	From its nascent beginnings, the mid '90's hacker rap collective Konami Dream eschewed traditional commercial releases, beginning with their first single - a slurred, 8-minute ambient/experimental track featuring pitch-down vocals, modular synthesizers, and moog bass. Named after the semi-sentient AI entity from Stanley Kubrick's 2001, HAL was illegally mp3-encoded using pirated Blade Encoder (or BladeEnc) software, enhancing the track's garbled and warped sound. The group then hacked into IBM's corporate website, secretly embedding the track on the company's Deep Blue webpage, a process that came to be known as phreaqueleaking.		From its nascent beginnings, the mid '90's hacker rap collective Konami Dream eschewed traditional commercial releases, beginning with their first single - a slurred, 8-minute ambient/experimental track featuring pitch-down vocals, modular synthesizers, and moog bass. Named after the semi-sentient AI entity from Stanley Kubrick's 2001, HAL was illegally mp3-encoded using pirated Blade Encoder (or BladeEnc) software, enhancing the track's garbled and warped sound. The group then hacked into IBM's corporate website, secretly embedding the track on the company's Deep Blue webpage, a process that came to be known as phreaqueleaking.
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	'''⧉ref#''' [Konami Dream :: [https://konamidream.bandcamp.com/album/hal ''HAL'']]		'''⧉ref#''' [Konami Dream :: [https://konamidream.bandcamp.com/album/hal ''HAL'']]
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Nemo: /* Konami Dream: HAL */

2025-07-22T00:48:46Z

Konami Dream: HAL

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	Hold up…I think my boss is calling me		Hold up…I think my boss is calling me

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	From its nascent beginnings, the mid '90's hacker rap collective Konami Dream eschewed traditional commercial releases, beginning with their first single - a slurred, 8-minute ambient/experimental track featuring pitch-down vocals, modular synthesizers, and moog bass. Named after the semi-sentient AI entity from Stanley Kubrick's 2001, HAL was illegally mp3-encoded using pirated Blade Encoder (or BladeEnc) software, enhancing the track's garbled and warped sound. The group then hacked into IBM's corporate website, secretly embedding the track on the company's Deep Blue webpage, a process that came to be known as phreaqueleaking.

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			From its nascent beginnings, the mid '90's hacker rap collective Konami Dream eschewed traditional commercial releases, beginning with their first single - a slurred, 8-minute ambient/experimental track featuring pitch-down vocals, modular synthesizers, and moog bass. Named after the semi-sentient AI entity from Stanley Kubrick's 2001, HAL was illegally mp3-encoded using pirated Blade Encoder (or BladeEnc) software, enhancing the track's garbled and warped sound. The group then hacked into IBM's corporate website, secretly embedding the track on the company's Deep Blue webpage, a process that came to be known as phreaqueleaking.
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	'''⧉ref#''' [Konami Dream :: [https://konamidream.bandcamp.com/album/hal ''HAL'']]		'''⧉ref#''' [Konami Dream :: [https://konamidream.bandcamp.com/album/hal ''HAL'']]
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Nemo at 00:48, 22 July 2025

2025-07-22T00:48:34Z

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			From its nascent beginnings, the mid '90's hacker rap collective Konami Dream eschewed traditional commercial releases, beginning with their first single - a slurred, 8-minute ambient/experimental track featuring pitch-down vocals, modular synthesizers, and moog bass. Named after the semi-sentient AI entity from Stanley Kubrick's 2001, HAL was illegally mp3-encoded using pirated Blade Encoder (or BladeEnc) software, enhancing the track's garbled and warped sound. The group then hacked into IBM's corporate website, secretly embedding the track on the company's Deep Blue webpage, a process that came to be known as phreaqueleaking.

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Nemo: /* Konami Dream: HAL */

2025-07-22T00:47:39Z

Konami Dream: HAL

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	=='''[[Konami-dream\|Konami Dream]]: ''HAL'''''==		=='''[[Konami-dream\|Konami Dream]]: ''[[2001\|HAL]]'''''==
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Nemo: /* Konami Dream: HAL */

2025-07-22T00:19:39Z

Konami Dream: HAL

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	=='''Konami Dream: ''HAL'''''==		=='''[[Konami-dream\|Konami Dream]]: ''HAL'''''==
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