From William D. VanLoo Sent Sun, Jan 25th 1998, 21:24
From William D. VanLoo Sent Sun, Jan 25th 1998, 21:24
I just received this from someone who obviously knows me from my old radio show at school. Unfortunately, I have absolutely no idea what song this person's talking about, and of course, this leaves the IDM list as the next place to turn. Read on... Respond to me or the list, your choice. Thanks, Bill / dj marathon > Hi Dj Marathon, > > I'm one of the members of your listening audience and wondered if you > might be able to help me pin an artist's name, song name, or album name > to an elusive cut that I am particularly interested in. One of my fellow > teammates (who is also very interested electronic music) and I have been > hearing this tune over Digital Music Express in our locker room but we > don't, unfortunately, have the remote that displays the information > necessary for us to go and purchase the right album. I heard it over the > radio when we were in North Dakota which leads me to believe that the > song might be more mainstream than I had originally thought (especially > when it could be heard in Grand Forks). > The cut is ambient and the vocals are sensually sung by an imaginably > beautiful siren. I can hear, I think, music sampled from an orchestra, > which is very broken throughout the track. The most repetitive words in > the song (chorus) are as follows: > > You're not alone > I'll wait 'til the end of time > Open your mind > Surely it's plain to see > > You're not alone > I'll wait 'til the end of time, for you > Open your mind > Surely there's time to be with me > > This definitely fits into the electronica genre, that's why you are the > first person that came to mind who might be able to solve this mystery > for Lubos Krajcovic and I. I hope I gave you enough info to kind of give > you an idea of what the hell I'm talking about. Thanks for taking time > to read this. Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > Andy Lewis > xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx > -- work: www.sigma6.com connect: 313.sigma6.com http://www.hu.mtu.edu/~wdvanloo/personal/