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komodo vs. sweet lullaby
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| JBDreamerie |
so i was listening to komodo (on air mix) by mauro picotto, and then later in the day i was listening to sweet lullaby by deep forest
....same thing???? |
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| Spirit5 |
| Yep well the sample in Komodo, the pygmy chanting/singing is taken from Deep Forest's "Sweet Lullaby", a great tune by the way, probably one of Deep Forest's best. |
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| JBDreamerie |
| quote: | Originally posted by Spirit5
Yep well the sample in Komodo, the pygmy chanting/singing is taken from Deep Forest's "Sweet Lullaby", a great tune by the way, probably one of Deep Forest's best. |
oh ok...well there ya go; thanks for the info! |
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| Abhay |
| quote: | Originally posted by Spirit5
Yep well the sample in Komodo, the pygmy chanting/singing is taken from Deep Forest's "Sweet Lullaby", a great tune by the way, probably one of Deep Forest's best. |
no it's not.
It's the same tune, but picotto actually added words to it. The Original Sweet Lullaby track has no actual words. |
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| Spirit5 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Abhay
no it's not.
It's the same tune, but picotto actually added words to it. The Original Sweet Lullaby track has no actual words. |
Well it had words, it just wasn't sung in english. But that was the pygmy singing part. The words to it were added, yes. But maybe your talking of a different mix (perhaps a vocal mix), the one I heard had the singing during the breakdown from that tune. |
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| razzi |
the lyrics you are talking about that picotto added was on the track 'save a soul'. basically its komodo but with english lyrics, not the pygmy ones
razzi. |
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