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Sunday, 26.Jan.2003:
New songs. "Anthem" features guitar, synths, and french horn. It is post-something. "King" is dark ambience. It samples another dark, ambient piece; it is meta-something. "Theme From Jungle Hideout" contains jungle breaks and suspenseful crescendos. It is self-explanatory.
Brains,
-mes
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Credits: French horn and guitar by Matthew Stanislawski |
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Credits: Stuff by Matthew Stanislawski |
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Credits: Acoustic guitar and vox taken from "The Irish Sea" by Ian Manire and chopped the hell up |
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