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matrixneo42
- Street Cred: 22
- RECs Made: 6
Favorite Artists
Spiritual Migraine, Download
Favorite Albums
Amalgam
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Public Playlists (3)
| Title | Description | # of Items |
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| Electronica SMash | 7 | |
| Electronic Feul | 7 | |
| Best of Amalgam | 7 |
matrixneo42's RECs (6)
matrixneo42 Rec'd this on Nov 3, 2009:
Street Cred: 22
Rec's: 6
“Very interesting track and works well leading into the Energy Burst (the next track).”
matrixneo42 Rec'd this on Dec 2, 2008:
Street Cred: 22
Rec's: 6
“Cool beat. This song is a winner for sure.”
matrixneo42 Rec'd this on Nov 21, 2008:
Street Cred: 22
Rec's: 6
“Awesome movie sound effect collage. It's got sounds from Scarface, The Crow, Star Wars, you name it...
It somehow all comes together as sort of song. Or at least, a story.”
RECs in matrixneo42's network
earwig Rec'd this on Nov 24, 2009:
Street Cred: 24
Rec's: 12
Track: Cars (Remastered 2009)
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$0.34
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Artist: Gary Numan
“A defining track that displays Numan's mastery of synthpop.”
earwig Rec'd this on Nov 24, 2009:
Street Cred: 24
Rec's: 12
Track: Metal (Remastered 2009)
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$0.31
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Artist: Gary Numan
“A classic track with clever lyrics and catchy synth lines”
crazyeyes Rec'd this on Oct 6, 2009:
Street Cred: 7354
Rec's: 274
Track: Use Me (Album Version)
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$1.29
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Artist: Bill Withers
“One of the best openings of any live album ever recorded. Withers and co. are so funky that the audience is clapping the entire time. The icing on the cake: after they've played the song once, Bill introduces the band and plays the song in its entirety for a second time!”
crazyeyes Rec'd this on Sep 22, 2009:
Street Cred: 7354
Rec's: 274
“these girls fall like DOMINOS, DOMINOS -- so catchy”
crazyeyes Rec'd this on Sep 22, 2009:
Street Cred: 7354
Rec's: 274
“a nice build beginning with Kingsmen-esque 60s pop and ending in expansive psychedelic noise rock.”
