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Name: Edi Member Since: Sep 22, 2004 Rank: 2187 Average Vote Received: Correct (3.91, 274 votes)   last 10 days: Correct (3.83, 12 votes) Rated 1483 releases, average: 4.88 Location: Russia, Moscow Profile: Ω ΩΩ Ω

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Naoshi Mizuta - Parasite Eve 2 (Original Soundtrack) - 05-Nov-09 12:58 AM
One of the greatest soundtracks to suvival horror games. It contains some tracks similar to previous tracks from the first part of this game. It's greatest example of Japanese ambient & experimental music. If you like horror soundtracks don't miss this album. Mizuta created this soundtrack for about two years.

Vladimir Cosma - Le Coup Du Parapluie - 21-Oct-09 03:45 AM
One of the best Vladimir Cosma's soundtrack!! Realy funky! In film "Le Coup Du Parapluie" he receives one of the very first credits in the opening titles, even before the rest of the crew and most of the actors. This soundtrack didn't include some other great tracks from film; "Allo Samba" from "Le Retour Du Grand Blond" film and later released on "Le Moustachu" 7" track named "La Mission". This LP was reissued on CD in 1995 by Pomme Music, but the track named "Souper Pour Deux" was rejected, but you can still find it on "L'Etudiante" soundtrack, it's name - "Premier Baiser".
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Kid Rock - Grits Sandwiches For Breakfast - 12-Nov-06 09:44 AM
Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast was Kid Rock's debut album, released by Jive Records in 1990. A college radio station which played an uncensored version of the song "Yo-Da-Lin In the Valley" was fined $25,000 by the FCC.

MANASYt - Atlantis - Experimenten Met Mensen En Monsters - 22-May-06 01:03 AM
So the legend behind Manasyt aka Bulgarian producer Petar Tassev's label debut for Holland's legendary Bunker Records imprint, and the next installment in the 'Robot Dystopia' series (limited to 350 copies). As ever, these eight tracks are a mixture of moods, some like the soundtrack to a horror movie, others like a visit to the in-patients section of the local psych ward, yet others the theme tune for an alien assault on planet earth. Or the oddest experiments in the darkest depths of a long-lost civilisation of uncertain origin.

Flexi-Pop - 12-May-06 02:38 AM
These comps are not linked to the Flexipop magazine in any way besides the use of the name of the magazine. The intent is to play tribute to the spirit of the sounds highlighted by Flexipop in the early 80s.

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