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Format:
MP3, 192 kbps
Length: 6:10
Tracks: 3
Record Label: Gregory Residence Records
© Gregory Residence Records 2009
Songified History FREE
1. | Listen to Martin Luther King Sings by Auto-Tune the News |
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2. | Listen to Winston Churchill backed by band from the future by Auto-Tune the News | 2,252 | plays | 1:18 | FREE | 28 | |||
3. | Listen to John F. Kennedy backed by band from the future by Auto-Tune the News |
| 1,651 | plays | 2:10 | FREE | 19 |
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fire_and_a_rose Rec'd this on Nov 17, 2009:
Street Cred: 2299
Rec's: 54
Track: John F. Kennedy backed by band from the future
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FREE
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Album: Songified History
Artist: Auto-Tune the News
“The questions needed to be asked then. The questions need to be asked again today. And the day we ask the questions and sing them, ask them with joy in our hearts and the melody smooth on our lips, we'll know we won't have to ask them much longer.”
splus7 Rec'd this on Jun 22, 2009:
Street Cred: 68
Rec's: 3
Track: John F. Kennedy backed by band from the future
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FREE
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Album: Songified History
Artist: Auto-Tune the News
“The Gregory Brothers have found an awesome use for the Auto-Tune. These tributes to seminal speeches are every bit as good as their takes on current affairs.”
splus7 Rec'd this on Jun 22, 2009:
Street Cred: 68
Rec's: 3
“The Gregory Brothers have found an awesome use for the Auto-Tune. These tributes to seminal speeches are every bit as good as their takes on current affairs.”
splus7 Rec'd this on Jun 22, 2009:
Street Cred: 68
Rec's: 3
Track: Winston Churchill backed by band from the future
(
FREE
)
Album: Songified History
Artist: Auto-Tune the News
“The Gregory Brothers have found an awesome use for the Auto-Tune. These tributes to seminal speeches are every bit as good as their takes on current affairs.”
msklee2u Rec'd this on Oct 28, 2009:
Street Cred: 49
Rec's: 2
Track: John F. Kennedy backed by band from the future
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FREE
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Album: Songified History
Artist: Auto-Tune the News
“Its gets me moving. Won't play it everyday. The artist is taking a big chance with this.”
djspidey Rec'd this on Jul 3, 2009:
Street Cred: 766
Rec's: 33
Track: Winston Churchill backed by band from the future
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FREE
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Album: Songified History
Artist: Auto-Tune the News
“This is freaking AWESOME of a concept! Famous (and not-so-famous) speeches made into songs!”
anagramable Rec'd this on Aug 21, 2009:
Street Cred: 24
Rec's: 4
Track: Winston Churchill backed by band from the future
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FREE
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Album: Songified History
Artist: Auto-Tune the News
“Clever, catchy, upbeat, hypnotic, clever. Every time I listen to this track I take something new out of it. GREAT MIX!”
msklee2u Rec'd this on Oct 28, 2009:
Street Cred: 49
Rec's: 2
“I'm intrigued by the title and I think its interesting to have this one.”
pinwiz543 Rec'd this on Jun 23, 2009:
Street Cred: 19
Rec's: 1
Track: Winston Churchill backed by band from the future
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FREE
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Album: Songified History
Artist: Auto-Tune the News
“This is such an amazing motley vrew of family members. They are amazing at what they do. Definatley worth a listen.”
potentpotables Rec'd this on Jun 22, 2009:
Street Cred: 120
Rec's: 5
Track: John F. Kennedy backed by band from the future
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FREE
)
Album: Songified History
Artist: Auto-Tune the News
“As a politics major I'm a bit biased... but this is just great. Great speeches from history with a hip beat and back up singers? This is the best thing since the 90's cartoon Histeria that actually made history fun.”
