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Ocean Lab - Satellite - Who likes this amazing song? (pg. 3)
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| varun |
| Been around for quite a while..but it was definitely kickass...A&B mix all the way:) |
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| websley |
Old cheese.
But I once liked it:nervous: , for about... 0,5 seconds!:stongue: |
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| [PCO]sigmanova |
| i really enjoyed this track...though it could have gone with the 'baby' lyrics in it. lyrics were so-so. |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by websley
Old cheese.
But I once liked it:nervous: , for about... 0,5 seconds!:stongue: |
You have a strange definition of old... |
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| websley |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
You have a strange definition of old... |
Cheese gets old very quickly:D |
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| Gordy |
| well i bought it cause i liked it, and then i played it, like 2...... no maybe 3 times ........... well any way long story short it just sits in the back of my box right now taking up space |
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| TweeK |
This is the good type of Cheese
*runs* |
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| Matt |
it's okay, I've heard it at a few parties.
Nothing special IMHO.
Oceanlab (above & beyond) have done much better. Sky Falls Down (AvB remix) and Beautiful Together (Original & Signum mixes) come to mind |
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| Nite-Mer |
| I agree that Oceanlab is pretty cheesy on the whole. The lyrics are always ultra sentimental and sappy. On the other hand, I believe that Justina Suissa has one of the most beautiful voices out there. The synth lines are borderline cheesy too, but I can live with a track or two in a set of this nature. I have enjoyed both Above and Beyond and Marcus Schulz mixes of this track. |
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| sleepydragon |
its not bad as far as vocal songs go
but i personally prefer tunes without vocal |
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| LazarusDJ |
| One of those tunes you can't help but love! :D |
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| beats and beeps |
Yeah... on the cheesometer i would have to rate this cheesier than southern sun, as the rush comes, and even....dj sammy heaven :nervous:
On top of that on ASOT i think it was, they had the actual vocalist, and she was trying to sing it live...it sounded bad, then horrible, then funny. |
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