Triumphal March to the Thought

MikeeUSA

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05/30/2008 | 08:01PM EDT

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New Wave Song | 5 MB | 4 min 21 sec

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Triumphal March to the Thought-Sleeping Sea
(C) GNU GPL v2
This is a tune about an army that meets no opposition as it conquers the globe and believes this good fortune to be inherent through its own might. It is then destroyed when it reaches the sea and the sea rises up to meet its guests. This is a metaphor for the present case of women's rights (and the activists who proclaim it) meeting no meaningful opposition and conquering the world, both developed and non-developed sectors, under the banner of feminism. The proponents of the women's ideology believe their success is a product of their strength when they have, in fact, never been violently opposed in any meaningful way. This is a song in hope that they will meet such opposition and it will crush them and bury their beliefs.

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Average Score: 4.0 / 10

Score: 4
Kados

"z-bombed"

by: Kados
date: July 27, 2009

I really can't imagine why you think it would be beneficial to the world, if what you wrote happened. So I hope you die in a fire.

As for the music, it portrays your description well (I even lol'd at how much) so let's stick to analyzing that.
Pros:
- Interesting tones and effects (although I smell huge built-ins, but can't tell)
- Good equalization, decent mastering

Cons:
- Feels like notes are random length at places
- Threatens to fall apart
- no significant modulation, not to mention, you used the same lead rythm and melody in your AsiaFight! song as well
- anyone could produce the same effing triads (for Christ's sake, it feels like you randomly chose some notes, and permutated them in fixed consonant intervals)

Other than that, it's perfect.
Peace

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