1-bt
2-bt
3-bt
4-bt
stringz
kickdrum
hihat open
conga I
conga II
the basss
cowbell
z-tciks
trings
flute
the fifth mantra ; La' ohn
(c) Poison Mick Ivy
the 5th mantra already.
this one's 5:03 minutes,
so it's a bit shorter then
usual, but don't despair,
I've also got a longer
version in case you've got
a set of boom-boxes and
strobes at home, and want
to party on this song.
for everyone without a bass
enhancer : get one before
you listen to this song.
it needs base for two
reasons :
1) the kickdrum
2) the BASSline
the kick vibes through your
body, the bassline through
your head, if your boombox
is too good, you'll go
stark raving mad.
(gee, how peotic)
right, anyway.
Just want to say hi to a
couple of friends.
-MJG
-StranGe
-&Y
have fun with this one.
took me about erm..
this can't be right...
let me double check this.
<ouch> nope, it's true.
Made this in just an hour.
and it doesn't even sound
crap! it's a miracle.
well, enjoy it, and until
the next module!
(unless you want to mail me
or anything.)
Poison Mick Ivy
existing release date
8 june 1996 A.d.
11:27:30 C.E.T.
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Some breakbeat hopping in the beginning with a weird and annoying sounding chord progression of strings. After 4 minutes of this, with slight breaks in the beat, a flute comes in playing a melody to match the strings. Not much else happening in this one. This goes out with all the songs of this mantra series. Maybe it's not so good to do tunes by a certain theme, there is always a problem that they sound too same. Here the combining thing with other mantra songs is the repetition. There is just too much of it. The strings chords aren't so good sounding, and that is actually the only melody playing on in the song, not to mention the flute that goes on the same progression, and it doesn't sound so good either.