I Wonder Why This Number Is Rising So...
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I absolutely LOVE these. If anyone is into live performances more acoustic versions then i highly recommend this channel to flow it. Music lovers, i beg you lend your ears for a few of these
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It can be an uphill task trying to persuade most ABers to sample something new in music, Spath. I've been struggling with it for years!
Tertia May's track is good but it wouldn't be something that I'd add to my MP3 player. (At least having it on an MP3 player would mean that I wouldn't have to look at her ghastly facial expressions though!)
This is more to my taste:
Tertia May's track is good but it wouldn't be something that I'd add to my MP3 player. (At least having it on an MP3 player would mean that I wouldn't have to look at her ghastly facial expressions though!)
This is more to my taste:
Some quick thoughts:
George The Poet: I like rap when it's included within something else but I find 'pure' rap hard to listen to.
Eliza: I want to strangle the guy on the mixing desk. That heavy beat spoils an otherwise good track.
James Vickery: That's a style I like but I've got loads of 'laid back jazz funk' tracks already and that one is too similar to them really. (i.e. I'd like to hear something that's a little different to what's already out there).
Raveena: The best of the bunch in my opinion. The track greatly benefits from the support of backing singers (or the use of multi-tracking, if that's what it actually is).
Jacob Banks: He's got a great voice but he needs to find a better song to make the best of it.
Dermot Kennedy: Er, no thanks! Listening to his opening grunts is like standing next to an over-noisy supporter on the football terraces!
George The Poet: I like rap when it's included within something else but I find 'pure' rap hard to listen to.
Eliza: I want to strangle the guy on the mixing desk. That heavy beat spoils an otherwise good track.
James Vickery: That's a style I like but I've got loads of 'laid back jazz funk' tracks already and that one is too similar to them really. (i.e. I'd like to hear something that's a little different to what's already out there).
Raveena: The best of the bunch in my opinion. The track greatly benefits from the support of backing singers (or the use of multi-tracking, if that's what it actually is).
Jacob Banks: He's got a great voice but he needs to find a better song to make the best of it.
Dermot Kennedy: Er, no thanks! Listening to his opening grunts is like standing next to an over-noisy supporter on the football terraces!
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