Nectarine

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"Hey PM! (Not private message)

I was wondering about a peculiar thing about your demoscene years. When the heavens fall S3M contained the sampled female voice intro of "Modern Nature" by Derek Jarman (1991) but who did the reading? Was it a girlfriend at the time or someone who sampled it for you? I hope you remember, this has been bugging me for decades
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PM's answer:

"Hi Flatline! It is sampled from a CD. I have absolutely no recollection from where it is from. It was a time I was borrowing obscure CDs from our local library (as well as vinyls) and sampled cool sounding stuff. It might be somekind of avant gard music CD. It did have music on it too if I remember.. Sorry that I can´t be more help!"

Such a great game...

RIP

Doesn't capture any of the magic from the original, sorry

Can someone please explain to me what is good about this track? Seriously, I cannot imagine why anyone would ever request it or listen to it voluntarily, so please enlighten me.

Curious Gorgeous. Instant fav.

Fun poppy tuna that reminds me of another tuna I once knew... can't quite put my finder on it...

A very strong 4, downloading the disc now to hear it in it's entirety.

was about to quote the Chemical Brothers, but hey, everyone seemed to have recognized them

... and totally underrated IMHO

Dolphins are natures Tuna of the sea...

I disagree with my previous statement, a loop just detracts. If anything, I would love to hear a full song out of this.

Incredible !!!

Okay. This is one of those rare examples where vocals actually does not improve the original.

That, and I think, like, half of the original song is missing or worse, out of tune.

Jeroen Tel would not be happy.

Sounds like newskool 2000 :> very nice feeling

tunafish

Power and beauty.

For the record, I listened to the original tune : not my cup of tea, but far better than this "cover"

Bomb The Bass - Don't make me wait