Platitüde by spiritcatcher

Release date

2004-08-11

Author

spiritcatcher

Genre

Ambient

Description

wer andern einen graben gräbt, der hat ein grabengrabgerät.

Format

Buzz module (BMX/BMW)

File size

11.3 KB

Downloaded / played

773 times

Commented

7 times

Rating

7.5 (4 votes)

License

This work is released under Creative Commons
Attribution Non-commercial Share Alike (by-nc-sa)

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Comments

2004-08-11 16:01

monoton

2004-08-11 16:01

na das ist ja nen kleines gerät wenn man so lange zum graben braucht *duck* schöner song
2004-08-11 16:08

shellyb

2004-08-11 16:08

i can see you put a lot of time and effort into this bmx trying to create a mood. i know you intended it to be this long but can i just say if any one is listening to it on a cd theyll probably never hear the last 15 minutes of the tune ever because its mostly the same and those long breaks arent going to create any interest. it does set a mood tho and i like this. but step back from it. i always find that ripping a tune to mp3 and listening to it always sounds different than playing it as a bmx. be your own audience and listen to the tune as a whole and see does your interest wander
2004-08-11 16:21

spiritcatcher

2004-08-11 16:21

i never intend my songs to be of a certain length... they just happen
2004-08-11 16:28

schröder

2004-08-11 16:28

Hey, it's ambient! If somebody wants to relax 20 minutes or more ... It's cool ... BTW: Why not posting the mp3? (joke, hihihi)
2004-08-16 11:37

Shytan

2004-08-16 11:37

Hi there! A very relaxing tune... I liked it. Especially when Organ-like synth is playing at pos ~7000. Cool. Too long, imho. You got 8 from me, man...
2011-11-09 11:21

serg

2011-11-09 11:21

Is it lost forever? All files up to "enomat extended mix (original by monoton)" refer to kara-moon archive. Шайтан, ау!
2011-11-09 13:09

Admin

2011-11-09 13:09

The kara-moon server must be down. I got all the backups, so I'll restore the files in a few hours. Thanks for noticing.

Спасибо, Серж