Hello there !!!
Now that you already checked for messages, read something about the guy
who actually wrote this piece of music.
Mike Oldfields first album 'Tubular Bells' was published 1973. It was the
first record published by the recently founded Virgin label. TB was a huge
success and it has this far sold something about 15...20 million
copies. So Richard Branson should know who to thank to...
Oldfield has written and still writes many kinds of music. A surprise on
the latest TB 3 album was the influence of dance and techno music M.O. got
while living (and partying) in Ibiza.
That's where I got the idea...firts I tried if I could make this typical
techno background also used in this module (I created it using GoldWave)
and I just had to use it. So I tried making this 'Tubular Dance'. I liked
the idea right from the beginning and after several modifications I (even
though pretty modest guy) think that it sounds PRETTY NEAT !!!
Some of the samples are ripped - I don't even remember where so
SORRY ABOUT THAT GUYS !!!
Sit back and enjoy...press F5...just listen with enough BASS and VOLUME.
Low Pass Filtered backgrd
- " - Use them if U like
Piano + Strings
Synth Bass Sound
Effect
one clean note (sharper)
Pizzicato
piano, matala
techno
Lead Guitar - Distorted
BELL.WAV
3.WAV
Patarumpu?
Synth Piano
WAV.WAV
Percussion
PAUM!!!.WAV
PAUM!!!2.WAV
Sound of Tubular Bells
Sound
Tom
This module contains
Music from albums:
Tubular Bells I,II,III
by Mike Oldfield
There's really not much
of my own.
Some of the samples are
ripped from other
people's modules...
...dont't remember which
and where from...
Terrible
Not so wonderful
Crazy
Not perfect
Any comments, even
negative can be sent to:
eemakau_tpu.fi
Enjoy...I hope...
That's all!
REALLY !!!
Get serious !!!
Get A LIFE !!!
G E T L O S T ! ! !
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(Unrated)
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Someone's a fan of the 3rd Tubular Bells eh? Well although not a cover - but it borrows from it heavily. Shame it doesnt get the melodies quite right, though. But otherwise nice try if a little on the repetitive backing-track side.