I liked that @JohnRain. It has a kind of primal feel with really simple vocal harmonies and that beat in the background. The fact that the vocals and the music shared equal billing on the volume front just made it better. yes
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Mixing it up well here Johnny. Every second song I really like and the next I hate. This one falls into the latter category. NO
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My haranguing skills feel a bit rusty and need a good dusting off.
This is a perfect song to do it.
The lyrics in this track are truly outstandingā¦this song must be the living proof of the theory of getting a sh*tload of monkeys in a room bashing away at a keyboard and coming up with a masterpiece.
Oh who am I trying to kidā¦that last statement is an insult to monkeys the world over.
What a steaming pile of self indulgent crud.
NO!!!
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Not my bag of tea. No.
Itās OK, but it sounds a bit like the noises people make when theyāre trying to annoy you, No
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No.
Current voting showing why I didnāt 
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I reckon DJ King is expanding your tastesā¦
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Funny, that 
Yes from me.
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ā¦And a no from himā¦
Yes and no. I have always liked a diverse range of music covering many genres, but like most people I tend to listen to a narrower band of music. While most here think I am a country loving nut, I generally only listen to country when driving, in particular interstate driving. This is probably due to growing up with an interstate truck driving father who loved country. I have an extreme fondness for a lot of late 70ās early to mid 80ās music because they were my teenage years. I like āpopā music, I like old Motown and Soul music. I like some opera and classical. I like some metal. I bought a CD of pan pipes music.
This thread does however keep throwing up songs that I like that I have never heard of, and for me that is awesome.
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I ran the song through my sonic analyser and can report that this song had 90% too much funk, 5% too much plastic cow bell and a poorly worn hat.
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BTW the hat is integral to this analysis as it prevents thorough and clear movement of the treble frequencies.
Ah a deckiometer? Free yes to the song Johnny rain.
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No those Deckiometers are rubbish. Their reliance on pre-cambrian natural music forms, the pentatonic scale and funk donāt sit well with me.
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