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Landfill (electronic version)


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haribo

 Genre: Pop (mainstream)

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This song is about uneventful life and oppressed emotion - a change of personality after a period of pickling process :D
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Lyrics
this is where i bury my incomplete thoughts
this is where i expunge my daily stuff
they are reformed into a tyre
fudged altogether in swirls
rolling there! approach the new me!
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Hits: 894
Comments: 14
Fans: 1
Plays: 123
Downloads: 44
Votes: 7
Uploaded: Oct 21, 2006 - 04:37:56 AM
Last Updated: Oct 21, 2006 - 04:43:08 AM Last Played: Sep 29, 2009 - 05:15:35 AM
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Comments
Electric Lobster said 1115 days ago (October 21st, 2006)
Very reassuring :)
I like the calmness of this one.
Interesting structure and use of instruments here.
Is this a harmonica ?
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haribo said 1115 days ago (October 21st, 2006)
hehe thank you for a nice comment :D
oh it is a melodica... quite similar sounds to harmonica heheh
i like reed sounds i don't know why !!!:D:D
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smokey bacon jnr said 1115 days ago (October 21st, 2006)
lovely
very nice atmospheric stuff. I felt the slightly warbling sound on your voice detracted a bit from the effect however, and maybe a straighter delivery would benefit the song. It made the sound a bit wacky when I think you are trying to get across a more profound emotion.
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mcsweb said 1115 days ago (October 21st, 2006)
I love how this starts
I'm not wild about the reverb on the percussion, but your use of the melodica is awesome. I also have to agree with the comment about your voice, but in a different way. I think the effect is fine, but like the percussion, I need your voice more in the same place as the rest of the music. I'm not sure exactly how you achieve that, but it almost seems like the voice is pasted over top, as though, you are singing with a piece of previously recorded music. Make sense? If it does, please explain it to me... LOL. Nice song though!
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haribo said 1115 days ago (October 21st, 2006)
hey! :)
thanks v much for your comment first of all!! mscweb!!!
oh yes, you spotted it very well - i could not bounce the mix with the vocals due
to lack of my processor power hence i had to bounce the instrumentals in
advance and record my voice on top of it.. however i think spatialisation
(reverberation & etc) on my voice did not exactly match that of the rest .. so i
should go back to mix and try mixing them altogether again..

(@) one more thing.. recently, i tend to place my vocal as stereo, how do you
find it in terms of impact/delivery of singing .... compared to mono/or central
placement of vocal
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said 1115 days ago (October 21st, 2006)
swirl
I enjoyed this, I like the layers of sound, I also like the lyrics to this very
much... great song
Jim Bouchard said 1115 days ago (October 21st, 2006)
cool!
Sounded like a fake ending, which made me think it was too short. But
then I get the sort of symmetrical structure, like it's rolling around again.
It seems rather intellectualised, but that's what it's all about. I don't have
a problem with the different sound spaces, and what I think would help
the vocal more is to have a relatively uneffected vocal in the center, with
the effected ones panned like you have them here for artistic value.
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Jim Bouchard said 1115 days ago (October 21st, 2006)
cool!
Sounded like a fake ending, which made me think it was too short. But
then I get the sort of symmetrical structure, like it's rolling around again.
It seems rather intellectualised, but that's what it's all about. I don't have
a problem with the different sound spaces, and what I think would help
the vocal more is to have a relatively uneffected vocal in the center, with
the effected ones panned like you have them here for artistic value.
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said 1115 days ago (October 21st, 2006)
Jim Has Some Good Advice
I like the playfulness of this in the use of some of the synths (especially
the bubbling bloop noise). The structure of this is very interesting.
Your singing is very good and the way you approach the higher notes
adds to the feel of the song very well.
Vic Holman said 1114 days ago (October 21st, 2006)
nice mix of starkness and structure
cool choice of insturments and synths. excellent listen.
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Parichayaka said 1114 days ago (October 21st, 2006)
Very insteresting!
Almost etherial, an excursion into a psychic world until the rhythm comes
for a while. I really like how the drums are only temporary, although the
buildup is really well done and reminds me of Prince's older albums (hope
you don't mind the comparison). There is great subtlety and beauty and
music and your choice of instruments works extremely well (especially the
combination of synth and melodica). I consider this song to be quite
extraordinary as it doesn't really follow any defined structure and besides
being well mixed and recorded it also has a fresh, creative and uplifting
energy.
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midiman said 1114 days ago (October 22nd, 2006)
Soothing
The melodica is an interesting bit of instrumentation. Nice blend of synth
and vocals.
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midiman said 1114 days ago (October 22nd, 2006)
Soothing
The melodica is an interesting bit of instrumentation. Nice blend of synth
and vocals.
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Stun Nutz said 1107 days ago (October 29th, 2006)
this was...
...very unique and beautiful. You never cease to amaze me.
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