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While I do agree to a certain degree that GGM's re-hashed synth sounds are starting to get a bit old, I honestly think that Sandro is doing a marvellous job without Dave. GGM have very quickly created their very own unique sound, and - love it or hate it - they add another dimension to the rich tapestry that is the SEB series. I dread to think that Sandro had stayed at A-Beat C, as we would never have heard such awesome tracks as "My Heart Goes Boom", "Ultra Mi-Ha Deluxe" and "Don't Let Me Go", not to mention the decade defining "Para Girl" by Domino.

I am far from a fanboy (SCP have always been my first love, and they are fast regaining their crown in my eyes - so long as they bring back Pamsy soon ) but I do worry about the amount of stick GGM have been getting recently. I hope they can find a bit more of the spark that they showed when they first appeared on the series, as they are still easily in my top 3 labels

I finally got around to listening to 201 - and I wasn't really impressed with it. There were a few good songs but other than that it was a disappointment.

Top 3 Songs:
Tipsy & Tipsy - Never Ending Love (The Factory Team Eurobeat Remix)
Mirka - 10,000 Lovers
Manuel - Nightrain

Honorable mention:
Ken Blast - When The Sun Goes Down (Grats on the track Travis - you sound amazing backed by Clara!)

Nine wrote: Top 3 Songs:
Tipsy & Tipsy - Never Ending Love (The Factory Team Eurobeat Remix)
Mirka - 10,000 Lovers
Manuel - Nightrain

Nine.. the April fools are over!
Today it's the 5th, not the 1st!

I like the song

I like it too. Now go back under your rock.

I too enjoy Neverending Love from 201.

I like it too, for all the reasons I would usually hate such a track.

Does it hit you hard with an energetic riff? No.
Are the vocals full of only the bursting-est of energies? No.
Are the chords unique little snowflakes? No.

...is it any less endearing and "d'awwwww"-inspiring? Heck, no. I can hardly get enough. It's a cute little ditty that does that it does well, and nothing more.

While I appreciate the different moods the two versions of the song provide, I actually have to admit that I like the old one more.

looks like your are still a little wet behind the ears in front of the cam. I would never guess you dished out those awesome Ken Blast vocals by that interview alone. BTW what's that song in the intro. Mighty nice riff.

drnrg wrote:looks like your are still a little wet behind the ears in front of the cam. I would never guess you dished out those awesome Ken Blast vocals by that interview alone. BTW what's that song in the intro. Mighty nice riff.

Secret. ;3 zoupzuop2 hasn't published it yet, much less written vocals for it. The instrumental, however, is quite done.

Travis... enough self-glorification now okay?

DarkSky wrote:Travis... enough self-glorification now okay?

Tell me about it.

Jay wrote:

DarkSky wrote:Travis... enough self-glorification now okay?

Tell me about it.

Ok awesome.. he's on SEB, he is a great musician..
But.. 2 accounts on E-P (1 is a Ken Blast account), Travis made his one facebook fanpage + a complete biography, also 1 ''Ken Blast'' account on IDW, now this video..

Respect for Travis.. but I don't like it when he acts under the alias Ken Blast as if he's a completely different person.

I know I'm very ''proud'' to be on SEB and in Dima Music myself too (avatar, signature), but not as extreme as Ken currently is.... (Ken Blast accounts, biography, facebook fan page, video''log'')

It's like what I said in that Facebook thread a few weeks ago; zoup's a bit drunk on his newfound fame.

Let him have his moment in the spotlight for now. I'm sure he'll come back to reality soon, haha.