Spring

By: Qumran

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Added: 7/02/2007
Length: 3:21

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Electronica: Other
Other: Humor
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Artist's description:
A totally whack song ... Want some feedback to see if 'normal' think that i'm sane or not ...

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Reviewed by thecanary on Jul 05, 2007(0 agree, 1 disagree)
An ultimately un-exciting outing into breakbeat/experimental featuring a poorly chosen main bass synth and some very old-school-keyboard-sounding samples.... Read full review

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Jul 05 2007 7:13 pm
by dayfid replying to Qumran
heh. if your referring to the happy hardcore hampsterdance "lyrics"... then it probably means that is sanity leaving the mind...hahaha



Jul 04 2007 10:29 am
by Qumran replying to dayfid
We just might ... Is it sane to feel like you die instantly when you step on a sharp nail while hearing the sound "Dikka dou dou dou dou" ?



Jul 04 2007 8:18 am
by dayfid
HA! & an 8bit crashman is like iconography for simpleists. - oh and by the way - we both might not be sane...



Jul 04 2007 8:04 am
by Qumran replying to dayfid
Thanks for the review/comment! I think that your alias picture kinda represents this tune! :D Simple, clean and whack!



Jul 03 2007 8:00 pm
by dayfid
oh yeah. 4 stars because it was funny, unique, the elements played together nicely. (quick chirps, abrubt white-noise hats, dumpy bass, ignorant whistle sound) - it brought to mind many funny things. it stands out too. I am rating it as it stands by itself - not comparing it to other more "sane" songs.



Jul 03 2007 7:51 pm
by dayfid
Firstly, When I listen - it brings to mind a certain phrase - " OH HAPPY DAY ! " clasp hands* & looks skyward* Secondly, Honestly, at first I was laughing at the white noise hat rythm. I actually did enjoy this song because out of all its absurdity grew a common plane (those anthropomorphic chirps started it). It was great. Then out of the common plane grew simplicity. I think it's fine that the song just continued on its marry way the entire time. It COULD've been more complex, but its simplicity was part of its beauty. (BTW - loved the abrubt ending - definetely gave it character - one last individual chirp!)