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Performed by Café Tacvba, Del Real Diaz, Albarran Ortega, Rangel Arroyo, Published by Ed. Jim Noir (Producer), Published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd, (P) 2006 Warner Music UK Ltd, Licensed courtesy of Warner Music UK, ISRC GBAHS0600061 The Meerkat Kingdom, Tunnel Plunge, Meerkat Bounce
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The Daniel Pemberton TV Orchestra, Daniel Pemberton (Writer/Producer), Published by Moncur Street Music Ltd, and © 2006 1812 Recordings Spotify (lyrical version), YouTube (lyrical version), YouTube (instrumental version) Moussa Diabate, Toumani Diabate (arranged by), Performed by Toumani Diabate’s Symmetric Orchestra, 2006 World Circuit Ltd, Taken from the World Circuit album “Boulevard de l’Independance”, Published by Rykomusic Ltd, administered by Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd, Licensed courtesy of World Circuit Ian Parton (Writer), © 2005, EMI MUSIC PUBLISHING LTD, LONDON W8 5SW, 2005 Memphis Industries Limited, exclusively licensed to SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT LIMITED, Licensed courtesy of SONY BMG Commercial Sales Wayne Hill (Composer), Publisher and Label – de Wolfe Music Ltd. Tracks which are heard in the game but not obtainable for level creators (excluding via glitches) are also noted on this page.
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A creator's musical selection may be added to via Downloadable Content, and as with all other items collected in LittleBigPlanet, the full musical library may be imported into LittleBigPlanet 2 and LittleBigPlanet 3. This music falls into two categories: regular music, with a clear starting and stopping point, and Interactive Music, which allows the level creator to set which instruments are heard at any given point in their level. All music used by Media Molecule in the story mode can be obtained in the player's Popit for use in Create Mode. LittleBigPlanet has a robust soundtrack, consisting of several licenced tracks as well as original pieces by Mat Clark, Kenneth Young, and Daniel Pemberton.
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For the music of the series in general, see Music.Īn example of a music icon, this one being Rainbow Warrior. This article is about the music from the original 2008 LittleBigPlanet. If you have a better quality image for this article, please upload it here!
The Incredible Machine is a collection of (mostly) competent if unremarkable songs, held together by slick- often sterile -production.This article may need more or better quality images. The bottom line is, that after selling more than four million records, Bush and Nettles are writing songs they hope will crossover to the larger pop market (nowhere is this more obvious than in the lyrics they sound tossed off in favor of leaning more heavily on familiar-sounding melodies and easy choruses) even if it means leaving their audience behind.
Sugarland have always engaged their love of earlier rock and pop in their brand of contemporary country just never so blatantly or nostalgically. "Find the Beat Again" and "Wide Open" are open nods toward new wave. "Every Girl Like Me" channels a breakbeat snare, a stiff, funky bassline, and something that attempts a soul groove. The album's first single, "Stuck Like Glue," liberally employs Auto-Tune, and features a near-rapped faux dancehall (as in reggae) break in the bridge contemporary country's requisite acoustic guitars, mandolins, and accordion are in the foreground with Nettles' voice. Other than the drums, most of the sounds here are processed through Nashville's modern day studio system. While the composition and arrangements of most of these songs borrow heavily from another decade, the production doesn't. The drum tracks on these cuts are big: heavy, clean, snare, hi-hat, and kick drums are pervasive. The title track borrows heavily from U2's Joshua Tree period and Simple Minds' post- New Gold Dream era. The set begins with the anthemic "All We Are," with its church organ and synth intro that give way to clipped, compressed rockist guitar riffs and a chorus that was influenced by hair metal and OMD. The steam-punk cover art notwithstanding, the melodies, harmonies, textures, and dynamics for most of the album's 11 tracks are rooted in music from the early MTV-era. On the aforementioned record's bonus disc, Kristian Bush and Jennifer Nettles covered the Dream Academy's "Life in a Northern Town," which was originally recorded during the '80s and the '80s are indeed the inspiration for the music on the duo's fourth studio offering co-produced with Byron Gallimore. Look no further than the Deluxe Edition of Sugarland's Love on the Inside for the roots of The Incredible Machine.
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