cdk 999 Reviews	. permalink Fri, Mar 3, 2006 @ 12:40 PM this is a very good little mash-up, i cant even tell where you used me for a sample… good work..
	. permalink duncan_beattie Sat, Mar 4, 2006 @ 6:06 AM Quote: this is a very good little mash-up, i cant even tell where you used me for a sample… good work.. Actually the sample I use runs throughout a lot of the track. Most noticable around halfway when it breaks down. The sample itself is dropped a couple of tones and ran through some distortion, its the part of your radio promo when you say CDK, works well as a rhythmic marker. Glad you liked, still not sure myself dbt
Brilliant Orange Object 13 Reviews	. permalink Thu, Mar 9, 2006 @ 12:39 AM i second the 5 stars.i tend to get bored quick with rap/hip-hop/dance and its many off-shoots( i think the record companys invent a new one every hour!). but this track never bores me. and its got a strange(that means interesting!)flow to it. it gave my soundsystem sub-woofer a good work out. it seems to be eq’d and mixed pretty well.the loops and samples all seem to fit in pretty good.i have to admit i dont hear my loop/sample in it and that is a good thing! it goes on my HD!
	. permalink duncan_beattie Fri, Mar 10, 2006 @ 4:02 AM well this is going down better than I thought it would. Sleepless - your sample again is one of the main building blocks but has been passed through a bunch of filters, it fades up in the first few bars. Loved the sample filled with dark threats, lovely. thanks for the fives ;) dbt
victor 1476 Reviews	. permalink Tue, Mar 7, 2006 @ 12:11 PM 5 stars for even trying to pull this off — for the first 30 sec I was really excited but then somewhere along the way it did, in fact, get to be a little much. (sorry, not the greatest review I’ve ever left — ;))
Falik 11 Reviews	. permalink Thu, Apr 17, 2008 @ 12:58 AM I wish I could do this with my own stuff. Falik says “rock it.”

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