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My Recommendations
Rec'd this on Oct 24, 2009
Track: They Forgot It (Original Mix)
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$0.09
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Album: They Forgot It
Artist: Tarantulaz feat. Monique Bingham
“Nice song with good vocals. Recommend it.”
Rec'd this on Sep 2, 2008
“The first time I heard this song, while watching an episode of Scrubs, I just had to go find out who made this song.
The vocals, the audio, everything is great about this song. Starts out of music that just entices you to listen to more of the song, the beat starts slowly, you hear the initial vocals and bam! beat picks up and song just becomes better and better.”
Rec'd this on Jun 12, 2008
“I was about to say that I just couldn't understand how this song is still free (because it really is very good) but as soon as I bought it and was about to post this rec, the price has gone to 15 cents.
Great electronic guitar beats and I would really be glad if this song had a guitar hero counterpart as well so that I could jam to it.
I consider this song as good as songs like "Black Magic Woman" by Santana or perhaps even "Cliffs of Dover" by Eric Johnson (both nice songs in guitar hero 3)
Try it. The price of this song is surely to go up. Great work Bibi”
Rec'd this on Jun 12, 2008
Track: Everybody Wants To Rule The World
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$0.33
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Artist: Kwamey & Franky Boissy
“There are a few songs that are remakes of existing songs usually made with a different style like Julee Cruise's rendition of REM's "It's the end of the world as we know it" or Cake's rendition of Gloria Gaynor's hit "I will survive".
Such re-renditions don't always make it good but when they do, it really is nice and this song is nice.
A rendition of the classic "Everybody wants to rule the world" by Tears for Fears, this song doesn't disappoint. The song isn't a direct rip-off, the music is more laid-back and chilling and the female vocals are good.
My only complaint with this song is how the 2 minutes of the song sound like filler material (except for a few instances) and I think the artists could have brought forward the key instances where the melody was differentiated, got rid of what seems to be the filler material and reduced the music length.
Great work nonetheless :)”
Rec'd this on Jun 11, 2008
“I really like this song. The song begins with regular beats and you hear the melody coming in slowly and about a minute into the song and the music goes full fledged.
I would describe it a kind of soothing music that I would listen to during the late evening period, when I am just chilling out.
The music is also easy-listening in the sense that it does not consume too much of your brain cycles. I can really see myself working hard on something with this music playing in the background as it does not interfere with my thought process (other than perhaps me tapping my feet in sync with the beat of the song). Some songs just interrupt you greatly and for me, music from Nine Inch Nails is a major culprit (Who could listen to March of the Pigs without getting distracted by its awesome noisy sounds?) Anyway, I digress.
The only small downside to this song I think is how at certain parts at the final 2 minutes of the song, the artist added just one too many sounds and the song slightly loses its melody and is on the verge of becoming 'noisy' but for the most part, it's fine and I will chalk that up to experimentation.
Nice one Nick Chacona
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