tyhildenbrandt
Feb 1, 2007
5:51 AM Two things:.2) I think the commenter above me might actually be Sean Combs. I haven’t seen that aggressive of a self-promotion campaign since he dropped the “P” from his Diddy.HiPlainsDrifter
Feb 1, 2007
6:33 AM david1david: I can’t. I don’t trust modner country singers who don’t wear cowboy hats.1steelerfan1: Operators are standing by.

HiPlainsDrifter
Feb 1, 2007
6:39 AM DOTMIG: Well, I’m experiencing technical difficulties with Da Superfans right now, so you might be in after all.Ty: There was a time in my life when all the music I bought was on cassette singles, which is an awful idea because after one song, you had to flip the tape, generally just to get an instrumental version.But the best cassette single I ever had was Queen’s “We Are the Champions” with “We Will Rock You” on the b-side.I’m fairly certain this was the precursor to jock jams.

ksp113
Feb 2, 2007
7:12 AM HiPlains-
Creative. If we combine your track list with the parody songs I posted the other day, we could have a two disc set… and make millions! OK hundreds. Fine, we may be able to hand it to some friends.
Nice Post – Enjoy the “Big Game” – KP

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Funky guitar holds it together with some nice Nile Rodgers like licks in there. These guys will make it….(with the right video!)

Extra Credit: Production, Mood.

- alimax 
London, United Kingdom 
March 9th, 2007Funky
I am not a fan of the chanting at the beginning but the rap is pretty decent as well as the female vocals. I am always a sucker for that Herbie Hancock popping sound used throughout here. You guys have your production down pretty well also. I would have liked to hear a tighter “thump” in the drums.

Extra Credit: Melody.

- AcidDE1 
Austin, Texas 
March 13th, 2007
Comes and Comes and Goes
Hmmm…interesting. Hiphop flavor mixes with unrelenting vocals. The guitar work around 1:30 that sings back to the vocals is amazing, but hidden back in the mix. The vocals sit so high that its difficult to appreciate the wah-wah guitars that so nicely balance out the electronic elements.

Female vocals are soothing. Great voice there. I have no idea why this is in dance….but could totally see it used as a film/TV track.

- Keister 
Austin, Texas 
March 13th, 2007  Comes and Comes and Goes
Hmmm…interesting. Hiphop flavor mixes with unrelenting vocals. The guitar work around 1:30 that sings back to the vocals is amazing, but hidden back in the mix. The vocals sit so high that its difficult to appreciate the wah-wah guitars that so nicely balance out the electronic elements.

Female vocals are soothing. Great voice there. I have no idea why this is in dance….but could totally see it used as a film/TV track.

great stuff!
Catchy dance track, subtle beat and cool vocals. Guitar is a nice touch and mix sounds very professiona
Hello
Spending money? Yeah, that subby gets me swinging! Male vocalist have nice and pleasant voice that is or going to be very successfull! It’s familiar to me!
Well, i liked the song, all the vocals are great, just you know that you could do a better intro. When I heard the intro I had a thin ”this is going to be a shity song” – but you dissapointed me, the song is a hit, could go on MTV! Nice lyrics

Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Female Vocals, Bass, Production, Lyrics, Originality.

- DJLunaMoon 
Orasje, Bosnia And Herzegovina
February 25th, 2007  I love this site!
There’s so much variety, originality, and talent. This track isn’t my cup of tea, but I appreciate all the effort, and the humour, that went in to it.
Very Nice female backing vocals… very slick harmony, sounds super hot!
Extra Credit: Female Vocals.

- LizYoung 
Bump da bump. (mo money, mo problems)
Ha-ha-ha. I love funky songs about joyful poverty. The bass in the verse is SO funky. I like the breaks/ vocal flow through. The digital chorus babes are awesome. This song has a lot of great elements, there are like four hooks that I’ll probably have stuck in my head next time I reach for my wallet. Thank you.

Extra Credit: Male Vocals, Female Vocals, Bass, Programming, Production, Beat, Best Dance Track.

- monkeyshine69 
February 24th, 2007  nice one
great production and very original. i like the fact that i can not say you sound like anyone! this shows how original you are. the base is awsome and the vocals are very interesting. you will have a great album if your other songs are like this! good luck.

Extra Credit: Bass, Originality.

- NEVILLEMUSIC 
Washington Dc, Dc 
March 3rd, 2007  cool
Nice Vibe!Awesomely great. It;s unique and i love it! Love the vibe of the track. Awesomely cool track here I love it. It’s unique this is a very cool track i must say. Th Mix sounds like it may need some work but awesome and the sounds used are blending very well together.

Extra Credit: Programming.

- Power2Move 
Flushing, New York 
February 25th, 2007 
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23 hours ago · 2 votes so far · you voted for this

As a result of some very enthusiastic reviews from GarageBand.com members, “”Take your chances”" will be Track of the Day at GarageBand.com. For 24 hours on Saturday, the 24th of February, 2007 (PST) “”Take your chances”" will be featured on GarageBand.com’s Techno front page

DOTMIG JOINED GARAGE-BAND-RECORDS ON FEBRUARY 18th & IS SO HAPPY HE DID!!! This Technorati has a European fill, coming from the U.S. It’s quite unique, in the delivery of the arrangement. With a D2 reverb in a brit accent sends it overseas to steam up the already heated techno market. “Take your chances” explains the artist optimism

<A HREF=”http://www.garageband.com/song…“><img src=”http://www.garageband.com/imag…” width=”114″ height=”98″ BORDER=”0″></A> This is a track with an upbeat tempo, that will have your adrenaline pumping right off the drum snare intro. It feels like friday night has just started, that has you calling your friends up, to meet at a raging house party. You’ll find the girls dancing on the bar. It’s a classic party tune, that feels like an animal house sequel.

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23 hours ago · 2 votes so far · you voted for this

As a result of some very enthusiastic reviews from GarageBand.com members, “”Take your chances”" will be Track of the Day at GarageBand.com. For 24 hours on Saturday, the 24th of February, 2007 (PST) “”Take your chances”" will be featured on GarageBand.com’s Techno front page

DOTMIG JOINED GARAGE-BAND-RECORDS ON FEBRUARY 18th & IS SO HAPPY HE DID!!! This Technorati has a European fill, coming from the U.S. It’s quite unique, in the delivery of the arrangement. With a D2 reverb in a brit accent sends it overseas to steam up the already heated techno market. “Take your chances” explains the artist optimism

<A HREF=”http://www.garageband.com/song…“><img src=”http://www.garageband.com/imag…” width=”114″ height=”98″ BORDER=”0″></A> This is a track with an upbeat tempo, that will have your adrenaline pumping right off the drum snare intro. It feels like friday night has just started, that has you calling your friends up, to meet at a raging house party. You’ll find the girls dancing on the bar. It’s a classic party tune, that feels like an animal house sequel.

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