amazing tune

Fantastic mix, perfect openening tune for a set.

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Originally posted by gEaK this tune was played over the closing credits for the film "28 Days Later"

I first heard this song in that movie and I absolutely loved it. I need to hear this remix.. With what other people are saying about it, I'm sure it won't disappoint.

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Gets better with every listen, top tune

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Originally posted by gEaK The original is called "Brian Eno - An Ending (Ascent)" Taken from his album "APOLLO Atmospheres & Soundtracks" Which was released in 1983, this tune was played over the closing credits for the film "28 Days Later" Really beautiful music, can't wait to get hold of the Leama & Moor Remix

Well noted

This is such a beautiful remix - I was actually listening to it this morning on the train to work and it put a smile on my face. For the first time in a looong while, I was pumped to go to work and actually put in some effort - such power that music holds!

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excellent track

Leama and Moor are always ontop of the game.

ALWAYS

beautiful song.

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This tune is absolutely mint!! so much emotion

absolutely beautiful

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I love it

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Again an Amazing tune by Leama & Moore. Pure quality!

So the track is good?

EDIT: I was being sarcastic in the comment above, for you intelligent ones. I just listened to the tune, and it really is a beautiful track. Leama and Moor echo the hell out of you, but it's a chilled out, drift away into the sunset type of track. The melody is of course, superb, and everything they added and tweaked, sounds perfect. Bassline complements the melody so well, low-key percussion, and drifting away sounds really hit deep inside. This one is a potential tear-jerker if you listen to it when you are in one of the those extreme (happy or sad) moments in your life.

As far as it being better than the Forme remix... hard choice. Forme is still number 1 for me. The way the strings are used, along with that awesome wavy bassline and the incredible melody.... Forme is more energetic as well. But both deserve 9/10s at the very least. 2004 seems to be the year of Leama and Moor.

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Last edited by Ibiza Dreams on Jun-12-2004 at 03:43