It's hard to say for sure because somehow the lion's share of my submissions were deleted, but based on counting on Soundcloud and Reverbnation and my Studio One folders on my hard drive, I'm guessing I did 32/52.  A friend of mine told me about this in late December last year and we were both going to do it.  His number is 0/52 and I'm a bit mad at him for that, but happy that he told me about you folks.  I've learned a lot this year and heard a lot of amazing music.

I've made it this far.  Some of my weeks aren't quite as good as others to put it kindly, but there's nothing I'm completely ashamed of yet.

I like. And to think that was done with the raw mp3. It would be interesting to see what people can do when they have stems to work with if I'm ever home long enough to make that happen.

My contribution this week has some intentional discordance, but it isn't exactly noise.  The discordance even has a couple bars of reversed guitar so it would have been great for last week.

Spaceaser, your link is broken.

You can export stems from most DAWs and send them to a collaborator. It's not a perfect solution, but it works.

It basically means that you can only eat a cake once because once you've eaten it it will be gone.  Still kinda silly, but it's supposed to be a metaphor.  Supposedly, it's more poetic than saying, "if you spend your money on junk today, you won't have it to pay your phone bill next week."