S2E3: What's Your Jam, Amoeba?

Jam Mechanics is a podcast hosted by Matt (The Narcissist Cookbook) and Bug (Bug Hunter) where we are challenged to write a song demo from scratch every episode.
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[@DeepBlueInk]

Crickets and Silence is one of Bug's best JM songs I'm obsessed with it. The Nature of Forms is absolutely gorgeous and so lyrically interesting. Jesse's contributions to the episode and Bug's Song are wonderful. Papabug is right about the pocket knife and you're all wimps.

[@salty_slug]

Some amazing songs, even that outro one TNC XD

[@honeydebelloc4510]

The horrible thing Matt said at Seattle was probably the moment that the inevitable death of the universe got more cheers than sex, drugs, and rock and roll. Which really was pretty hilarious.

[@-WIZARD_GUY]

When i heard "im just a little guy, a little wooden guy" I thought did bug make another foosball song?

[@JamMechanics]

I get one per season. It’s in my contract -bug

[@AnthonyPaoliMasakiSays]

"80 grit blanket" is immediately an all-time best Bug line, hot damn

[@PrincessPonies81]

i was so sure that ending song was gonna go off into "-then we'll see you again in episode four" but it Very Much Did Not and i laughed way too hard being caught off guard from that

[@daxxhowell3340]

Papa bug let me see the vip show, he rushed us in and everything so we could see it all. That’s probably the coolest story from the concert. Dope experience

[@KaeBubbl]

WOOOO, JAM MECHANICS!!!!!!

[@khiralshimmer]

*The Lumafate* _Wondrous Item, artifact_ The abandoned tool of a forgotten god of fate. In epochs past, it's crystalline heddles once wound the threads of causality, but the divine loom has grown stiff with disuse - leaving destiny to ravel unchecked. As an action, a creature seated at the Lumafate can attempt to weave fate. The creature makes a DC 15 Sleight of Hand check while concetrating on it's intentions. On a success, the Lumafate sufficiently alters present reality to bring it in line with the intentions of the creature. The DM chooses the affects of the Lumafate; the effect of any spell would be appropriate. Once seated at the Lumafate, a creature that succeeds in affecting fate will feel compelled to continue weaving until they are unable to do so. After each successful attempt to weave fate, the creature can make a DC 20 Wisdom saving throw to escape the compulsion to control reality. If they fail the saving throw, they succumb to the compulsion and make another attempt to weave fate.

[@TheNarcissistCookbook]

holy shit

[@Joslyn_8p]

Wonderful episode, yall did it Again!

[@tinyq555]

crickets and silence: 21:24 the nature of forms: 28:24

[@kellyoneil9415]

31:58 This is also reminiscent of Dinosawh's Apophenia, "These parts that make us up are made to recombine, when given time, and someday part of me might meet you down the line." It was also one of the best lines in that song (not to insinuate plagiarism. I'm just one of like 12 total Dinosawh listeners and feel the need to promote one of my obscure favorites) Edit: corrected lyrics

[@billyavery3478]

Yoooo