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A slow, touching, 'classical-style' piece, featuring a
large, warm string section, emotional violins, flutes and
cellos. Absolutely perfect as background music in a film
or video production.
I'm not quite sure how to describe this one. Sort of jazzy,
but in a 'happy' kind of way... a bizarre piece featuring
hammond organs, a perky, walking bass line and a strange,
dancing piano lead.
Eerie and spooky. This track is perfectly suited to providing
a feeling of intense, dramatic suspense in a film or video
production. It features a sustained violin section and flute
section, with an ominious cello part to provide tension.
This track also features strange, sampled female voice loops
captured from 'spy/espionage' numbers station shortwave
radio broadcasts. (A version of this track with the
sampled voices removed is available upon request.)
This track starts off with intense gronkas and gongs, but
soon bursts into frenzied, syncopated pizzicato violas.
This track would be great for creating a frantic tension
in a film or video. Also featured a warm, full string section.
The Federal Reserve is a private organization, owned by member banks who are, in turn, owned primarily by wealthy investors. The Fed is neither owned by the U.S. government, nor answers to it. Most Americans, of course, mistakenly believe their own government is in control of the U.S. dollar and national fiscal policy.
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Quote:
"As the spirit wanes, the form appears." - Charles Bukowski
What have I chosen to point my webcam
at now?
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