bass liner
open chord
twisted
steamer
kickdrum
open hihat
claps
filter synth
cowbell
"Taj Lan"
the fourth mantra.
(c) Poison Mick Ivy
It's amazing what one can
do with a fresh set of
samples.
I hope you like this one,
because I spent the whole
day composing it.
why?
it's a poison-thing.
don't try to understand.
greets goto:
StranGe
M.J.G.
Chris
Liz
thanx goto:
&Y
thanx for the CD!
it's been a great help!
this is the first of the
rest to be made with
samples for which I should
thank you.
"just because you know that
you cannot actually reach
a certain point, does not
mean that you cannot go
BEYOND that point.
sometimes we must all face
the asymptot of life, which
isn't at all what it seems
to be"
Algon, words of reality.
for full info on what
Poisons are available,
get yourself a copy of the
PmI catalog exe file.
it's not the greatest
catalog you've ever seen,
since I'm the one who
programmed it, but it sure
is handy if you want info
on Poisons, Eniles, Mantras
or just have a question of
which you might think it's
in the FAQ that I included.
if your question isn't in
the FAQ, mail it to me, and
I'll include it in the
update.
also, a complete greet list
for those people who think
they were never greeted,
and of course a little
piece of info on my work
itself.
-PmI-
existing release date
9 april 1996 A.d.
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The song starts with a haunting bass and a rattle snake sample, and then it's added with a electrig sound, and finally a drum beat. The procedure is pretty simple. Just play a melody, then add something to it, then play a pattern, then add something to it, and then the same thing over and over. The first two sentences almost described the whole song, so you can understand why I tell you this song is repetitive. Ofcourse for trance lovers this could be a good selection, but I just would like some melody to a song that I listen to, and some variation wouldn't be a bad thing either. Samples are average. The rattle snake style of screech is a pretty nice one. I think I'll rip it for my tunes ;) ...Anyway, the songs biggest problem is repetition, just like in the other mantras that I have reviewed.