Reviews for "Imbolc (Secret Last Virus Mix)"

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more...| artemisstrong   | . 
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            Tue, Aug 25, 2009 @ 2:15 AM         I love it when people abuse me more! Excellent mutation of the material. Sounds like a decayed transmission from a moonbase, if that makes any sense. Loving this! | 
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| victor   | . 
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            Tue, Aug 25, 2009 @ 2:15 AM         I’ll admit right now: I wasn’t sure if I even liked this piece - then, about half way through - I realized what I was listening to in terms of emotion and craft and I was blown away. This is a tremendous achievement. Thanks so much for even trying this, let alone pulling it off so freakin well. | 
| . Thank you. Your comment really makes me feel I did achieve something, for many of my all time favorite songs are like that: it took a while to catch the idea and find the soul of the track. A song always becomes a bit more personal when it takes some time to get it. Sometimes it even takes a remix or cover to make you fall in love with the original. | |
| Quantum_Anomaly   | . 
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            Tue, Aug 25, 2009 @ 2:32 AM         Very few glitch/experimental tracks actually hold a rhythm like this one does.  At first it felt like the few grounds of coffee left in the bottom of the cup.  Then, once suddenly swallowed, end up being a rich explosion of flavor for the ears.  Very nice. | 
| Kwame   | . 
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            Tue, Aug 25, 2009 @ 3:45 AM         Strange but cool. At first I was a bit surprised, I’m used to traditional rhythmic and construction and here everything seems to be drop hazardous but it finally gives a peace and nice remix. Well done.  | 
| shimoda   | . 
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            Tue, Aug 25, 2009 @ 4:09 AM         I would probably fit somewhat away from the traditional rhythmic scheme here myself and so I love the feel here.  I too like to use the modulations and distortions to split material into cubes of sound and smush them into something.  Very nice.  Did I say tasty? | 
| Snowflake   | . 
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            Tue, Aug 25, 2009 @ 11:58 AM         i could only hope to be abused in such an intricately specific way! | 
| . I’ve had many versions of your “Blessed are the Greedy” under work since 2007. I just haven’t figured out yet how to wrap up the three very different versions into a one solid song. It’s (or they’re) coming out some day, but I do tend to spend months or years with some tracks, and “Blessed” seems to be one of those. (I am quite reluctant to use any NC-licensed samples or acappellas, but luckily this one was released under attribution only license.) | |
| MC Jack in the Box   | . 
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            Tue, Aug 25, 2009 @ 3:12 PM         i think you did an outstanding job on this. from the broken down transmission intro to the various changes, you paint a compelling audio   visual.   | 
| Kaer Trouz   | . 
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            Tue, Aug 25, 2009 @ 6:57 PM         oooh. this is so alien and cold and fantastic and scary. very compelling. | 
| . Thank you! I know that my stuff is moody and gloomy, but it’s always nice to notice that other people think that is a good thing, too. It was very nice to work with your vocals, and overlaying the repeated verse gave nice harmonics. I first thought to align the phrases to have weights on same beats. But then, when I overlapped the verses and listened to the rough version, I instantly decided to leave them as they are in the final mix, too. I especially love your voice when you sing quite low, it has the same thing I love in Fiona Apple’s voice, too. | |
| SackJo22   | . 
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            Wed, Aug 26, 2009 @ 7:56 AM         Underlying tension created by rhythm and space illuminated by Kaer’s powerfully emotive voice. Very fine and effective indeed! | 
| teru | . 
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            Wed, Aug 26, 2009 @ 3:51 PM         Always a treat to hear from you. And this mix is no exception.  | 
| +++ A.M. mews by MommaLuv +++   | . 
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            Fri, Aug 28, 2009 @ 2:55 PM         when i listen to your music I feel like a cat who is being teased with a catnip toy :) this was awesome! | 
 
     
 
            



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