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respirator · Post by **respirator** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 6:17 pm

vurt wrote:
tuz wrote:music for sex...

in a 2 minute track

So you have to do forplay and some cuddling in the end?

Beardedone · Post by **Beardedone** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 6:18 pm

tuz wrote:
music for sex...

in a 2 minute track

Not an issue for some.

You™ · Post by **You™** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 6:20 pm

pheeleep wrote:I'd like to hear some pirate music myself

That sounds like an awesome theme! And a challenging one!

Like Radio Caroline? or all that stuff on Limewire?

Either works for me. I think I might still have that naughty sample Madonna made a few years ago...

Argh mateys!

Germ777 · Post by **Germ777** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 7:20 pm

Beardedone wrote:Kaos Axiom I cannot dl your track with the link on Markleford's site.

Well. You are not missing much

but here it is in case you are curious.
Finally uploaded to the new host while I finish off a couple more sections for the web site.

DANCEXT

Beardedone · Post by **Beardedone** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 7:22 pm

Thanks Kaos Axiom!

kovacs · Post by **kovacs** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 7:27 pm

Theme suggestion: evolving soundscapes.

No wait, that was Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, June, July...never mind, then.

choochcat · Post by **choochcat** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 7:28 pm

Fanks for votes Vurt and James B.

aldred · Post by **aldred** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 7:31 pm

kovacs! Thanks for the vote!! First ever on KVR

mark

astanine · Post by **astanine** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 9:02 pm

The Peu wrote: 5. Astanine - halothane

Here we are back into more mainstream dance. I am really as sucker for these POOM tchee POOM tchee rythmes. Bottom line, it really makes me want to smile and dance.
Very effective. The mix seems a little on the dark side, it could use more high end.

Thanks.

bastien · Post by **bastien** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 9:13 pm

pheeleep wrote:Make a song only using the black keys on your keyboard..

That's what I always do anyway!

Lady J · Post by **Lady J** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 11:14 pm

pHz wrote:
farlukar wrote:
Lady J wrote:I just voted. A bumper crop of top 5s and good tunes all around this month. CONGRATS to everyone, especially Warbug who seems to have the Ragga DnB thing down to a science.
oh and thanks for the votes i have been watching them trickle in
You've got a top 11
Lady J wrote:My vote:
2. Bitshift - Controversy
2. Col G-MC Looser
thats true ... please amend your votes J ...

... thanks ...

slainte rob

Done...

Unfortunately my 10 dropped to..

11. Kovacs - What I Want To Do(NOT REALLY DANCE - but i like it, its Rock not unlike The Bravery, The Killers and a whole lot of other "The" bands. It could be remixed into a heavy tune so it gets my number 11 spot)

Shame to cause i really liked that tune. oh well. Kovacs you get an honourable mention.

xander · Post by **xander** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 11:20 pm

You know... right about the same time I stopped smoking crack, all the contest sites stopped having 'top eleven' contests.

So strange...

farlukar · Post by **farlukar** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 11:24 pm

...xander wrote:You know... right about the same time I stopped smoking crack, all the contest sites stopped having 'top eleven' contests.

So strange...

Well do everyone a favour and continue smoking crack then

xander · Post by **xander** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 11:26 pm

farlukar wrote:
...xander wrote:You know... right about the same time I stopped smoking crack, all the contest sites stopped having 'top eleven' contests.

So strange...

Well do everyone a favour and continue smoking crack then

nikp2000 · Post by **nikp2000** » Thu Jul 28, 2005 2:24 am

ugo wrote:pretty cool...not a major booty shaker, but definitely a toe tapper and quite enjoyable. interestingly, something about the first 18 seconds reminds me of an old dylan song but i cant place which one yet. the mix could use some more definition and ballenceing.

Glad you enjoyed the track! The opening strumming sounds a little like Dylan's 'Maggies Farm' which I've bashed around a bit before. Maybe some subliminal copping going on, eh?

pheeleep wrote:Interesting track. Not my kind of music though..

A little removed from what some call dance music for sure. Thanks for the listen.

barnadine wrote:Excellent stuff. Sure, it gets sloppy in places (just adds to the charm), and the recording is pretty lo-fi (but who cares?). It's a great idea, done well. I really enjoyed it, and it'll probably get a vote from me. Easy review. Cheers.

Wow, high praise indeed! Thanks for the nice review I'm really glad that I was able to get my little musical idea across effectively.

rockstar_not wrote:What a perfect title. I can imagine a full-on indian percussion groove going kicking in at the phrase starting at 0:28, but it's not there. Check out Herdotus' track for the drums that would go well with your track.

Thanks for the review! I considered a table groove going in the 'indian' sections, but i recorded without a click and I think I'm wavering between 118.743 and 120.479 BPM

respirator wrote:I appreciate the concept and it’s almost there. It misses somehow the final touch that could make this truly great, but a favourite so far.

Again thanks! I wasn't sure if people would 'get' where the tune was coming from, but based on the reviews and votes you all did!

wopelka wrote:it's going to reveal the sound

yet the dark sounds

techbot wrote:Another great take on the dance theme. Had a very Led Zeppelin undertone (but that could be just my odd .

Thanks for the review. My favorite Zep tunes are their folkier ones. There is a link between English folk and American mountain music (and apparently Hindi film scores)

freeztar wrote:Love da guita shitz yo!!! Not ripe fo da flo yo, but it be bangin da wallz o my den, fo sho!!! Luv da ethnic vibe yo!!

yo yo yo ethnic fonky stuff is da bomb fosho

liqih wrote:liked this style a lot, nice melody,
need a remix to dance though

Not modern dancefloor material, but maybe a little two-step?

glooper wrote:I really like the sounds of this piece. OK.. I probably wouldn't dance to it... But I can definitely see it being in a some bollywood meets Folk movie.. with hillbillies in eastern clothes line dancing or something. Good stuff. good Tune

Alright, your getting the idea! My thought was intercutting a scene I've seen from The Beverly Hillbillies with Grannie and Jed dancin' with Hindi musical production number scenes.

kaos axiom wrote:This tune rocks!!!!! the mix of styles is just awesome!!! I can`t dance to it, but still gets a high score for the freshness.

Wow, thanks for the very positive review. This is indeed the best response I've gotten for an entry!

vurt wrote:cheapsuit oroonies anybody

Oy!!!

wopelka wrote:Another very good rendition of world music. Makes my navel dance.

Thanks! My original thought was a mountain belly dancing tune called Turkish Two-Step, but it came out sound more Indian.

ladyj wrote:nice mix of country and bollywood, wish it had a beat, where is Talvin Singh when you need him eh

Thanks LadyJ! I think there's a lot of interesting cross-pollination going around with Talvin Singh and the Asia Massive movement.

Nick

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