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#916
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By the way, Sivi could have sent track number 14. I'm 100% sure he has this track in his audio library.

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What's the second one? I don't know what you sent. I thought you'd send some metal track, but I don't see any metal here.
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#917
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Klov sent 16, the info is a hundred percent accurate.
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
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#918
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If you had paid even a little more attention, it would have been perfectly obvious to you what I sent! Almost as obvious as it is to me!
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#919
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16 Nebko sent 200%
Смысла нет, но вы держитесь там. Удачи, здоровья, хорошего настроения!
И пока в кармане пачка милкиуэйев - значит все не так уж плохо на сегодняшний день



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If you had paid even a little more attention, it would have been perfectly obvious to you what I sent! Almost as obvious as it is to me!
Hmm! Then why was it so torn?
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
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#921
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What broke?
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#922
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what comes second?
whatever came to mind.
16 Nebko sent 200%
No.

Небо – мольбы не ждёт
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт

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#924
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Revan, maybe we should extend the voting period for this contest a bit? There are a lot of songs, but many people don't have much time.
I agree, because I won't be able to listen to the songs in the near future.
The 5-minute limit is harsh; most of my favorite songs exceed that length. I wanted to submit a post-metal or sludge track (for variety, even if no one votes for it), but there are almost none that are less than 6 minutes. And the ones that are don't really interest me. I was also thinking of submitting Pink Floyd - Learning To Fly, but I changed my mind. What I submitted came to me at the last moment.
I'm too f*cking old
To sell my soul
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#925
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Still, Camelot or not Camelot?)

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Wanted to submit a post-metal or sludge track (for variety, doesn't matter that no one will vote)
Nebо was supposed to submit a death metal track, Veggi - grindcore, and I, Ensiferum. And Loken - Deathstars.
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#926
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I'll leave a note here, primarily for myself. I write comments on songs as I listen to them, and I just post them in one post to make it easier to navigate.
1. Rhapsody - Knightrider of Doom - It's an okay song, energetic, but too loud for me; I'm a quiet and introverted guy, and I don't like loud music. I read the lyrics; it's about blood, revenge, and cleansing the soul – with such pompousness. Overall, the lyrics gave me negative feelings, although I usually don't mind such themes.
2. For The New Lunar Republic (Fan Music) - Not bad; they used a sound effect that I really like. (:
3. Hollywood Undead - Hear Me Now - I didn't like it; I looked at the lyrics – it's something depressing. If I liked the musical sound, I would have liked the lyrics too, but as it is, I didn't like either.
4. Gamer - The World is Saved - I liked it; both the music and the lyrics, which turned out to be surprisingly interesting, and most importantly, on a familiar theme to me. The melody itself evokes strong associations with Arandor.
5. Fairy Tail - Natsu theme - It evoked strange feelings; I liked it and didn't like it at the same time. I'll have to listen to it again. As I understand it, this is a theme song from an anime; if I knew anything about it, it would be easier for me to accept this melody.
6. Portal - credits song 'Still Alive' - I listened to it. Pros: a decent melody. Cons: I didn't understand what the lyrics were about.
7. Aperion - Dajte - Overall, I liked the music. I couldn't evaluate the lyrics – I don't know the original language, and I couldn't find a translation.
8. Pelageya - Mamina Bosanova - I didn't like the music, the vocals, or the lyrics. There's nothing more to say.
9. France - Sognu (Dream) - I didn't like it; I don't like "operatic" singing, and the lyrics about unhappy love don't appeal to me either.
10. Within Temptation - Forsaken - Great, awesome, I really liked it, it's pompous, beautiful, and the lyrics were also very good. Definitely, one of my votes goes to this song.
11. Siege - Kamelot - I was waiting for the climax and a transition to a new level throughout the melody, and it seemed like it was about to happen, but it didn't, so I didn't like the song as much as I could have.
12. Unknown - Fighter, Cleric, Thief, and Mage - On the one hand, it's a terrible performance; on the other hand, it's heartfelt. I'll think about it.
13. Tchaikovsky Overture 1812 - The Final - ending (V for Vendetta) - It should be great to listen to this song after the successful conclusion of the main character's adventures, turn off the movie, stretch, and get on with your business, but I haven't seen the movie, and the music seemed just boring to me.
14. Unknown - Requiem for a Dream - Actually, this composition is called "Requiem for a Tower"; as I remember, it was made for the promotional video of the second part of The Lord of the Rings, but it wasn't included in any official soundtrack. I liked it a lot! Sent by... could it be Loki?
15. Nanne Gronvall - Hall Om Mig - Look, Rev, I found the artist for you. I didn't like it; I looked at the lyrics – it turns out it's about love. NO SURPRISE.
16. Arkona - Slavyas, Rus - While the music was playing, it wasn't that bad, but the attempt to cosplay ancient Russian singing didn't appeal to me because I don't like ancient Russian singing in general. The lyrics are relevant to the singing, so my attitude towards it is the same.
17. (Mozart L'Opera Rock) Mikelangelo Loconte & Florent Mothe - Vivre A En Crever - Great, I also really liked it; it's the second candidate for the vote. I haven't found a translation of the song yet.
I hope I haven't offended anyone with my opinions; I don't have a high opinion of my musical tastes, so my opinion is just my opinion and doesn't claim to be an objective assessment. I'm done.
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#927
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Within - Temptation Forsaken
actually, Within Temptation - Forsaken :)
14. Unknown - Requiem for a Dream - in reality, this composition is called "Requiem for a Tower," and as far as I remember, it was made for a promotional video for the second part of The Lord of the Rings, but it wasn't included in any official soundtrack. I really liked it! Sent by... could it be Loki?
How so? This isn't Howard Shore. It's Lux Aeterna by Clint Mansell! The soundtrack to Requiem for a Dream. I thought you knew. One of us is definitely a bit clueless.
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#928
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I haven't listened to the second half yet. I'll listen to it tomorrow and share my thoughts.
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#929
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Imaris, Moon Wolf
actually, Within Temptation - Forsaken
Fixed. .
Imaris, Moon Wolf
How so? This isn't Howard Shore. It's Lux Aeterna by Clint Mansell! It's from the Requiem for a Dream soundtrack. I thought you knew. One of us is definitely mistaken.
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"Lux Aeterna" (Latin for "eternal light") is a composition by Clint Mansell, and it is the most famous piece in the Requiem for a Dream soundtrack. The composition is a recurring musical theme in the film, acting as a leitmotif. It is the penultimate, 32nd track on the soundtrack. The popularity of this track has led to its use in pop culture outside of the film, especially in trailers. However, the trailer for the film Requiem for a Dream did not use this theme, but instead used the song "Everloving" by Moby.
“Lux Aeterna” was re-arranged using an orchestra and choir specifically for the trailer for the film The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. The new version of the composition was called "Requiem for a Tower" (it is not included in either the Requiem for a Dream soundtrack or the The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers soundtrack). The composition was re-arranged by Simone Benyacar, Daniel Nielsen, and Veigar Margeirsson. Although it was never officially released, after huge demand from fans, the orchestral version was released by Corner Stone Cues in the album Requiem for a Tower.
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#930
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I chose it based on the sound. What are hymns usually like? Exactly. Although the lyrics don't really fit, that's true. Overall, I have a lot of good songs. I don't even know all the lyrics, and I didn't know what to send. Maybe I should have sent something else, like Lostprophets - Where We Belong or something else.

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