a real soundtrack for an imaginary spy film
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Copyright © 2002 - 2005 Arthur Jarvinen
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The INVISIBLE
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That's
right kids, the game is over. Four years in the making, a year
uploading, and
The Invisible Guy is outta here.
So
now what? Well, the entire thing is staying online. You can come back
any time
to revisit your favorite episodes or get caught up.
The
music is going to be released on CD in a three volume set:
Volume
1 – the surf instrumentals
Volume
2 – the other instrumentals
Volume
3 – the songs
There
will also be "merch", specifically logo mugs and downloadable ring
tones. I kid you not. Gotta have merch.
There
will also be a dance contest, in which you will be able to send in
videos of
your versions of the Disco Surfers Bumpus Rumpus and the Hodad
Strut.
In
the meantime, just for old times' sake, why don't we take a look back
and see
just what happened over the past year. Exactly, what were the big
adventures of
The Invisible Guy?
He
got a secret message from a really disgusting cigar.
He
dumped his girlfriend.
He
got hit by a paint ball and stole someone's clothes.
He
was shipwrecked and discovered Korean food.
He
got drunk in Bulgaria.
He
assisted an ersatz cleric into the after-life.
He
saw an apparition of Brian Wilson.
He
survived disco.
He
got a secret message from a Hindu go-go dancer.
He
met a mysterious person in a parking garage.
He
got a new suit.
He
puked on an airplane.
He
attended a bullfight and got a secret message from a transexual dwarf.
He
survived country line dancing.
He
survived skiing in Aspen.
He
went to a theme park and saw a secret message in the sky.
He
survived blind faith in Michigan.
He
almost got a tongue bath from a Hebrew mystic.
He
danced alone.
He
rode the streets of San Francisco on a skate board.
He
went to a coffe house and heard a secret message in a beatnik bongo
solo.
He
went scuba diving and saw jellyfish.
He
fell in love on the beach.
He
embarrassed his foe.
He
survived an explosion and surfed on a crappy guitar.
He partied on the beach.
He
learnd about model railroading (HO scale).
He
learned a bit about Civil War naval history.
He
learned a new dance.
So,
all-in-all a pretty exciting year for
"the world's most secret spy".
Thanks
for visiting the site and reading and listening. I hope you have
enjoyed the
ride and that The Invisible Guy has enriched your life and enhanced
your mood,
and will continue to.
Arthur
Jarvinen
May
12, 2006