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heroic665 7 June, 2006 at 02:19 0
I'm so not a fan. It had the potential to be a great song, but it constantly veers into the bizarre and repetitive. The good parts cannot save it from its own disorganized madness. Also, the obviously electronic percussion is lame.
Sir Daniel of Bedford 7 June, 2006 at 17:00 0
A very interesting piece that has a lot of tension in it. The production on this song is not the greatest. It's quite easy to tell that a looped based composition tool was used for this song. This is especially noticable with chord changes and how blocky some of the phrases are. But it does lend itself to a more surreal feel.
zizek 7 June, 2006 at 17:04 0
Meh...I'm not so thrilled with this one, just like the rest of the soundtrack for the most part. And why is it that this is the most played album, anyway?