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1 More Then Ever////Chaos Cover////Bass Boosted////Brennan Savage 00:00
More Than Ever (prod. fish narc)
BRENNAN SAVAGE
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2 Bass for My Thoughts////070 Shake////Slowed And Bass Boosted 04:42
Bass For My Thoughts 070 Shake
Produced by The Kompetition
Release Date
June 27, 2016
• Bass for My Thoughts
3 ? 14:53
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Songs used:
• SEBASTIAN PAUL - WHO CARES (Official Full ...
• lil peep - star shopping (prod. kryptik)
• XXXTENTACION - whoa (mind in awe) (Audio)
4 DOCTOR WHO////Slowed Remix////Loic Nottet//Queen 21:16
Doctor:
• Loïc Nottet - Doctor (Official Video)
Doctor Loïc Nottet
Track 8 on Sillygomania
Produced by
Twenty9 & Ozhora Miyagi
Release Date
October 30, 2017
Who Wants to Live Forever:
• Queen - Who Wants To Live Forever (Officia...
Who Wants to Live Forever Queen
Track 6 on A Kind of Magic
“Who Wants to Live Forever” was composed by Brian May and sung on the album version as a duet between himself and Freddie Mercury.
Synths parts are played on a Yamaha DX-7 by May, and the orchestra was arranged and conducted by Michael Kamen. John Deacon did not participate on the original recording (but the video features him playing a white double bass), and Roger Taylor played some drum-machine parts and contributed backing vocals.
The percussion was taken over by the orchestra as well as bass (double bass in this case). It serves as somewhat of a “love theme” of Highlander, as it adds to the sub-plot of the movie (in the film, Mercury sings the first verse as well, unlike the album version, which has May singing first).
5 I SAW A GHOST////Slowed And Bass Boosted////Killstation 28:30
I SAW A GHOST Killstation
Track 4 on XXII
Produced by
JUDGE
Release Date
July 22, 2021
• Video
6 Diary Of A Madman////Slowed////OZZY Osbourne 37:28
Album: Diary Of A Madman 1981
Released: 7 November 1981
• Diary Of A Madman
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The Hype twenty one pilots
Track 8 on Trench
Paul Meany & Tyler Joseph
Release Date
October 5, 2018
“The Hype” is the sixth single off twenty one pilots' fifth LP, Trench. The track reached the third spot on Billboard’s US Hot Rock Songs.
The song touches upon topics such as maintaining hope through difficult times, both mentally and physically. The lyrics encourage the listener to keep faith and push through hard times, whether the difficulty is coming from an internal or external source.
When asked about “The Hype” by Coup de Main magazine, Tyler stated that the narration is meant to be told from the point of view of a younger version of himself.
Tyler Joseph told fans in a Reddit AMA that “The Hype was one of the most difficult songs he tackled on Trench as far as the writing. Naturally, this tells us that the subject matter is complex to Tyler, most likely representing emotions he finds difficult to convey through song.
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