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Title: doom Filename: blue_silence_-_doom.mod |
Posted Tue 4th Sep 2007
Rated 7 / 10 |
| Wow! Very nice pads flowing with the smooth synth leads. And being a sucker for the orchestral hit, I must say it sets the mood for for 90s sci-fi movie. | |
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Title: +boom!-2+ Filename: boom-2.mod |
Posted Tue 4th Sep 2007
Rated 5 / 10 |
| Well, it's......noisy. Underneath that wall of sound is a pretty good beat to it, with plenty of screeching synth sounds, if that's your taste. But personally, I think it gets a bit repetitive, considering its 2:33 playtime. | |
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Title: .fatoom. Filename: fatoom.mod |
Posted Thu 9th Aug 2007
Rated 5 / 10 |
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Hm.....pretty catchy beat...but then I turned off the interpolation. Before the samples were gritty WITH it enabled...but my gosh..it sounds like it's playing from my Wiimote speaker. Also, it gets a tad random and repetitive with the sound effects. Not sure if that's what he was trying to achieve but it gave me a headache at the end. Oh, did I mention that the last pattern loops a LOT at the end? Some way to stretch a song. |
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Title: Unknown Phuture 2 Filename: df_uf2.xm |
Posted Fri 27th Jul 2007
Rated 9 / 10 |
| When I first saw "Unknown Phuture 2", I was seriously skeptical: Elwood's Unknown Phuture is my favorite tracker song of all time. But I must admit, it was very well done. Nice, fast tempo with the classic (IMO) "Here in Neo Tokyo.." soundbite making guest appearances. Overall, I liked it, and while people might disagree with me, I think it's a great homage to Unknown Phuture. | |
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Title: packmusic05.cpr Filename: packmusic05_cpr.mod |
Posted Thu 26th Jul 2007
Rated 6 / 10 |
| Not too bad....pretty catchy bassline and basic appregios, and the melody goes pretty well with the song. Overall a nice, upbeat Amiga-sounding song, in my opinion. | |
Title: Ezekiel 37:1-14
Filename: ezekiel.it
Rated 7 / 10