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| quote: | Originally posted by Hydarnes
I voted for "Man in the Moon" for a few reasons. I'm a big fan of Fragma, and although there are obvious shortcomings to man in the moon, the song has so much potential that it receives my vote. Not only is it an an exceptional adaptation of cafe del mar (and surpassing it immensely at that), but it boasts a wonderful infusion of originality besides its derivatory aspects. The most powerful element of the song, however, lies in the vocal euphoria that it brings. Damae's vocals were undisputedly ethereal, divine and uplifting, capable of making the listener feel like they're wandering through the heavenly galaxies. (Anyone that thinks otherwise has a serious hearing impediment)
Because the song isn't totally original--borrowing some synth melody from cafe del mar--I can't say it's the best vocal trance song ever, but it's very close to it and has massive potential---certainly one of the very best vocal trance exhibitions ever.
Time and Time Again, You Are Alive and Everytime You Need Me are all equally wonderful tracks, and Fragma rules the trance scene alongside Oceanlab and Rimini Project.
One of the worst Fragma songs was "Toca's Miracle" and "Toca Me". They have very little redeeming qualities about them, and the main line "I need a miracle, I need a miracle" just lacked big-time what a trance song needs. In fact, the song turned me off from Fragma when I initially discovered the group, until I decided to give their other songs a listen and found out that they are one of the very best vocal trance acts ever. |
lol, I forgot about this guy. Where did he go?
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