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Tony Blair's speech after the London blasts with some background instrumentation.
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| alley-oop said 1598 days ago (July 11th, 2005) | |
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Riveting The mood of the music, keeps the listener riveted onto Mr Blair. Very timely, very intense. Check out my latest song called anymore
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| rovert10 said 1598 days ago (July 11th, 2005) | |
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Chilling An excellent interpretation of this grim situation, capture's the mood perfectly. DL Check out my latest song called Gears
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| Myshkin said 1598 days ago (July 11th, 2005) | |
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Chilling Thanx. I don't normally do loop-based stuff, but I wanted to do something for the London blasts. I ended up taking some flute and french horn MIDI loops and dropping them onto a piano track to get what I needed. --- You said, "Well, never mind. We may be ugly, but we have the music" Check out my latest song called Iceland
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| Shimky said 1591 days ago (July 18th, 2005) | |
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Thank You Very good, Ross. Really made my chest and stomach constrict with tension. What a terrible day it was, I was so shocked. It's equally shocking how we all so quickly get used to the news. I'm going to favourite this track as a reminder of how I felt that day. Thanks for doing this. I would have liked the instrumental music to have carried on a bit more after Blair's speech ended. Check out my latest song called Funeral
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| riverrats said 1569 days ago (August 9th, 2005) | |
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Thank You good job Check out my latest song called grand delution
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| DJ Delirium said 1554 days ago (August 24th, 2005) | |
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Mr Blair on Vocals Nice sounds.. very heartwarming.. great blend of piano and strings. Generaly nice .. Check out my latest song called Fallen Regime
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| Monkaton said 1370 days ago (February 24th, 2006) | |
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Moving Piece of Work Fabulous. As far as political commentary in music goes, you just blew U2 out of the water. Great, moving and truly indicative of the times we live in. Everyone should have to listen to this to understand the true sadness of human loss. From Kathy - Check out my latest song called Darkness of the Night
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| Myshkin said 1367 days ago (February 27th, 2006) | |
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Moving Piece of Work Thanx Kathy - what a lovely thing to say. London was my home for two years and watching the bombs on TV from so far away was awful. I remember sitting in a pub and watching Tony Blair's speech and deciding then and there that this is what I wanted to do. --- You said, "Well, never mind. We may be ugly, but we have the music" Check out my latest song called Iceland
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| alfalpha said 1238 days ago (July 6th, 2006) | |
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very poignant Ross, gut-wrenching stuff & an extremely sensitive treatment utilising Blair's vocals... ...truly, touching... Check out my latest song called Mania- w/DavisAmerica-The 'Sprout' Remix
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| dreadmon said 1237 days ago (July 7th, 2006) | |
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Brings back memories I'm not even sure that I heard this whole speech - in the light of all that's happened since, it's very sobering and the music is very well done - it heightens the emotion that many of us felt on that day. Check out my latest song called Dive!
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| DOS said 1237 days ago (July 7th, 2006) | |
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i like the piano track is good and the strings are good. -DOS Check out my latest song called My Revenge To The World
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interesting with the background music.