Screw := not(Screw); (zkf-scrw.xm)
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I really don't like to criticize music this way, but can this be called music at all? .. I cannot help but defining this as mess. The only positive aspect about this song is that the beat is right. I cannot really say that the 'composer' of this thing shows any good use of technique. It all sounds so bad that you just want to turn off the song. Sorry for being so bloody honest, but this song simply isn't good enough for being here at all. A waste of diskspace.
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Screw := not(Screw);
Zkilfing of e:motion
If my disk doesn't
gets fucked up.
This will be my
multi-compo for
Remedy '98.
I was thinking of
typing my e:mail here,
but then again,
who mails to these
adresses anyway?
A tip for you sceners
out there:
Don't forget that your
very-nice-to-have
fan could be the
reason your monitor
is flicking, and your
compos never even
enters the compitions.
:( ):
Some greetz must go
out for this one:
I -for beliving in Me
Zortex -for not ;)
Commander -for the
very cool analoge
sample. I know I don't
usaly give credits for
samples..(unless they
are voices)..but
this one is special.
Also THX to:
Syntax Terror for not
playing Brittas Fitta
more times than I
could count...
...up til now at least
<by'ndc'yanxttm>
Kickdrum
Snare
Piano
Flute
Bass
Hi-Hat Closed
Hi-Hat Open
Bass
Acid
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this one is interesting as the melody is consistent with all laws of music theory, is well-structured, and the "story" development is sensible, yet it sounds like shit. This is a good example of music theory failing to predict a bad melody and should be studied further.