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Released 6/12/2012.
Duration: 5:13.

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Tracks that Crystalmethequins references:

• Crystamanthequins by Erik Scheele
• Crystalanthemums by Alex Rosetti

Tracks that reference Crystalmethequins:

From Fandom:

• 25x SHOWDOWN COMBO by Discfortune
• C R Y S T A L S by Interrobang
• Crystalmegamix by cookiefonster
• Crystalmethequins (Broken Bad) by Riki Tsuji
• Crystallized Flowers DX by salex_r3kt
• Doctor's Medication by Mr. Sauceman
• Crystalschalasthemequins by Momo

Tracks that sample Crystalmethequins:

From Fandom:

• C R Y S T A L S by Interrobang
• Crystalmegamix by cookiefonster

Flashes & games that feature Crystalmethequins:

• [S] Killer: Approach.

Print or download sheet music files:

• Piano score by Do The Musicy Thing

  • Crystalmethequins - Do The Musicy Thing (piano score).pdf (197.3 kB)

Artist commentary:

Clark Powell:

Let me tell you of this song's origins, for I saw it unfold with mine own eyes.

After our South by Southwest showcase concert, Astro Kid and I both found ourselves back at his apartment. Still in our stage costumes we opened our cans of Dr. B and casually sat around his bedroom. Computers were turned on, subwoofers were turned up. And so it began that we started remixing.

Nearly two months later we sat in the back of a van amongst instruments and gear on our way to play another concert, this time at a Houston anime convention. Computers were turned on, headphones were turned up. It was here that Crystalmethequins, begun so many weeks earlier, was finally completed.

After deciding that the track art would not be a hastily photoshopped image of troll Bryan Cranston, I came to someone I trusted. Richard Gung is unarguably the master, and his track art was well worth the cost he took from me in that dark alley.

The song was chosen from among its peers to open Volume 9. There it stands proudly to this day.