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| schroter said 1878 days ago (September 30th, 2004) | |
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great idea... Thanks! I had a lot of fun playing with the progression. I'm always fascinated by what a bass line or chord change can do for a repeating melody or sample. Moby's the master of it. That honky-tonk techno beat at the end still cracks me up. Check out my latest song called All Who Are Thirsty
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| said 1633 days ago (June 3rd, 2005) | |
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good job I liked the samples, very cool idea indeed. awesome ending. cheers |
| schroter said 1632 days ago (June 3rd, 2005) | |
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good job Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. Check out my latest song called All Who Are Thirsty
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Check out some of my other songs:
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Stun Nutz
...it's like an ode to singing in the shower
or something... I like where the tune ends up with
the harmonica and shuffling beat. You should get
your wife and daughter to sing a little more, even if it
is nonsense... I felt like I wanted to hear more of
them singing. Nice decision to include the couple
bits of recorded dialogue near the beginning and the
end...and the burp was priceless.