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Rokit
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Track-time: 3.45 |
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Date-added: 31-Mar-09 |
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Last-updated: 07-Apr-09 |
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Strictly for your dancing pleasure!A preview of a track that has been recently requested by a label to be released.Enjoy!
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Oh really
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Track-time: 6.51 |
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Date-added: 31-Mar-09 |
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Last-updated: 31-Mar-09 |
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Strings attached!
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jolly happy
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Track-time: 5.38 |
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Date-added: 04-May-08 |
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Last-updated: 04-May-08 |
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My latest tune definitely influenced by the arrival of hot greek summer!!!Loose,jolly,happy,groovy!!!
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engine no8
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Track-time: 5.45 |
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Date-added: 03-Dec-07 |
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Last-updated: 03-Dec-07 |
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get into gear
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Track-time: 6.57 |
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Date-added: 19-Feb-08 |
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Last-updated: 19-Feb-08 |
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ostracized melancholy
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Track-time: 8.59 |
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Date-added: 10-Oct-07 |
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Last-updated: 10-Oct-07 |
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ostracize-the act of ostracism-Ostracism (Greek oστρακισμός ostrakismos) was a procedure under the Athenian democracy in which a prominent citizen could be expelled from the city-state of Athens for ten years. While some instances clearly expressed popular anger at the victim, ostracism was often used pre-emptively. It was used as a way of defusing major confrontations between rival politicians (by removing one of them from the scene), neutralizing someone thought to be a threat to the state, or exiling a potential tyrant. Crucially, ostracism had no relation to the processes of justice. There was no charge or defence, and the exile was not in fact a penalty; it was simply a command from the Athenian people that one of their number be gone for ten years.
The procedure is to be distinguished from the modern use of the term, which generally refers to informal modes of exclusion from a group through shunning. Derived as it is from the Greek world, still, the classic social anthropological example of ostracism is the precolonial Australian Aboriginal social expulsion of tribe members sometimes even resulting in actual physical death.
melancholy-Melancholia (Greek μελανχολία), in contemporary usage, is a mood disorder of non-specific depression, characterized by low levels of enthusiasm and low levels of eagerness for activity. In a modern context, "melancholy" applies only to the mental or emotional symptoms of depression or despondency; historically, "melancholia" could be physical as well as mental, and melancholic conditions were classified as such by their common cause rather than by their properties. Similarly, melancholia in ancient usage also encompassed mental disorders which would later be differentiated as schizophrenias or bipolar disorders.
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kiss my (b)lips
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Track-time: 7.21 |
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Date-added: 06-Jun-07 |
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Last-updated: 06-Jun-07 |
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influenced by the whole minimal thing but also trying to blend with my own personal sound
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dark sun
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Track-time: 5.54 |
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Date-added: 21-Nov-06 |
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Last-updated: 21-Nov-06 |
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I ve worked on this ne quite some time and I really like the way its buildin up and the dark sounds in it!Hope you will too....
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the headlands experiment
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Track-time: 8.34 |
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Date-added: 09-Mar-07 |
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Last-updated: 10-Mar-07 |
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I d like to give a biiig thanks to:Pamela Winfrey for letting me use her vocals which by the way inspired me for the whole track,Meg Bury for her valuable help-without her I wouldnt have got the permission to use the vocals and Lowell,the site's web developer!
Please take some time to check out the whole Headlands experiments page which is by the way a very interesting section of experimenting with sounds and reverbs at Exploratorium Accidental Scientist / Science of Music's "Headlands Experiment"
Thanks again...... ">
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In the track "the headlands experiment" the vocals are used with permission, they are recorded by Pamela Winfrey, from the Exploratorium Accidental Scientist / Science of Music's "Headlands Experiment," (c)Exploratorium,www.exploratorium .edu
I d like to give a biiig thanks to:Pamela Winfrey for letting me use her vocals which by the way inspired me for the whole track,Meg Bury for her valuable help-without her I wouldnt have got the permission to use the vocals and Lowell,the site's web developer!
Please take some time to check out the whole Headlands experiments page which is by the way a very interesting section of experimenting with sounds and reverbs at Exploratorium Accidental Scientist / Science of Music's "Headlands Experiment"
Thanks again......
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the beloved feat G Key
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Track-time: 6.13 |
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Date-added: 19-Feb-08 |
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Last-updated: 20-Feb-08 |
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