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Titolo: Duetto di JM e ASH

Ein Song aus dem Album Music for Evelvators: Owning my Mistakes, mit
James Marsters in den Background Vocals!!!
(non lo traduco perchč si capisce)
http://slayerweb3.netdiscounter.de/Videos/Extras/owning.mp3
Valentina
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 James Marsters in den Background Vocals!!!
Io JM non lo sento proprio :-)
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Laz ______________________________________________
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And every single verse can make it that much worse


bene per ora sono a quota due canzoni del cd ora si va alla ricerca delle
restanti
Amy Gellar

 James Marsters in den Background Vocals!!!
Ho trovato su Amazon un'ottima recensione di "Little Willow" che spiega
tutto:
 Music For Everyone, February 5, 2002
Reviewer: Little Willow (see more about me) from USA
I'm beyond amazed. This album has a wide variety of song stylings, ranging
from a song in French to more upbeat tracks, from lyrics about being apart
from your children to reflecting on your past. Anthony Stewart Head (vocals,
lyrics) and George Sarah (music, arrangements) have created an emotional and
unique musical journey.
Track 1: "What Can You Tell Me?" starts the record off at a good pace,
making your head bop along.
Track 2: "Babies (The In Between)" tugs at the heartstrings for anyone who
misses their children, or even friends or family members - and remembers
when they were young - and can't believe that they've grown up so quickly.
Track 3: "Owning My Mistakes" is about admitting what's past and dealing
with what's present.
Track 4: [segue] An instrumental piece.
Track 5: "We Can Work It Out" is a remake of the classic tune written by
John Lennon and Paul McCartney, sung as a duet by Anthony and Holly Palmer.
Holly's voice makes you take notice - and the modern take on the background
music makes it all the more unique.
Track 6: "Qu'est Ce Que J'ai Fait" is in French. Voila.
Track 7: "All the Fun of the Fair" is incredibly catchy and is about
revisiting something you did when you were younger, and seeing it with
different eyes. Justina Machado is a featured vocalist. Amber Benson is also
one of the vocalists on the track, singing the top line. Suzy Pradden
provides the voice of the short speaking bit.
Track 8: "This Town in the Rain" describes Los Angeles during a rainstorm.
Been there, lived that, strongly agree with the descriptions and emotions.
Track 9: "Talk to You" is beautiful, with strings and heartache. It's in the
vein of Duncan Sheik. Pardon me as I put it on repeat. It may very well be
my favorite overall track.
Track 10: "Mum's Song" is another delightful short instrumental piece.
Track 11: "Last Time" is the song which Joss Whedon wrote in full - music
and lyrics. Amber Benson and Justine Machado are again featured on
background vocals. You keep swearing it will be the last time, that you're
done with that person, but you keep going back and you get your heart ripped
out every single time.
Track 12: "One Man's Rain" includes Tony on the piano, as does the opening
track, "What Can You Tell Me." It reminds me of Sting for some reason - and
that's a very good thing in my book. Colleen Fitzpatrick, Camille Saviola
and Justina Machado provide background vocals.
Track 13: [segue] Something to sleep to, indeed. You are getting very
sleepy. . . Immensely relaxing instrumental piece.
Track 14: "Change" - The first beats of this song like "Back 2 Life" from
the 1990s. Just as quickly as you remember that song, the melody kicks in
and changes things around - no pun intended. You may be afraid to break
free, but it's time. Move on. Be strong. Change.
Track 15: "Staring at the Sun" is another piece discussing the views of a
child. It makes me remember a science moment in grammar school when they had
us stare at the sun, then look at a piece of paper. That was safe and smart
to teach children, wasn't it?
Track 16: "End Game" is a hidden track. Shhh. . . Here's where Alyson
Hannigan comes in, talking over the music at a point. This song is all about
pain and unanswered questions.
Once "End Game" has struck its final chord, keep the CD playing. There's
another hidden surprise. About twelve minutes later, you'll hear a verse
from "Owning My Mistakes," as a spoken by James Marsters.
The CD is a delight from beginning to end. I applaud not only Tony and
George, but the various guest singers, artists and speakers as well. This is
a CD I can listen to from beginning to end, skip no tracks, and have on
repeat all day long as I'm working. Five stars, hands down.
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Ora, ho scoperto che quella scritta da Joss l'avevo gia' scaricata chissa'
dove e che non l'avevo manco sentita, scoraggiato dai sample che avevo
scaricato altrove ^_^;; e invece non e' male.
JM come scritto qui non sta in quella canzone, ma ripete il verso di quella
caonzone in un altra! :)
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 James Marsters in den Background Vocals!!!
ma dov'è james? è quella voce che si sente ogni tanto e che fa il coro?
Amy Gellar

 pain and unanswered questions.
Laz, l'hai scaricata?? :-)))
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Valentina
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kick me in the head and run out, virtue fluttering?
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 ma dov'è james? è quella voce che si sente ogni tanto e che fa il coro?
Si
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 Laz, l'hai scaricata?? :-)))
Non la trovo :(
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voi quante canzoni del cd avete?
e dove le avete trovate?
Amy Gellar

 e dove le avete trovate?
Su 
amazon.com
 (non 
co.uk
) si sono tutti i sample. Quella di Joss... non mi
ricordo ^_^;
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 pain and unanswered questions.
^^^^^^^
Se la canta Aly, allora e` davvero `all about pain'... :-))))))))))))
Bye,
 Emmanuele.
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