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[Sitting Here by kiwiaddict]

Holy shit.

Your voice is GORGEOUS. It's very Dido-ish and soft.

I wanna collab with you sometime. Your voice is just...inspiring.

Good track arrangement too.

kiwiaddict responds:

lol dido, really? second person who said that to me today...haha
sure i'm always up for collabs =)
thanks for listening!

[Fear of Change]

I love this.

Nothing else I can say, really. Very relaxing song.

[Season of happiness]

Very good.

Sounds like something off an anime.

Nice job.

[Every mile I walk is five]

Sweet.

Pretty clean recording and nice strings. I like the mixing job on this, everything feels so subtle.

Your acoustic work is really nice.

Gian responds:

Thanks man, I don't usually record with my acoustic, but sounds fine. I may make more stuff like this. About the strings, well, I'm still a noob at FL so.. It could have been better.

[Wyze - Opus]

Very good.

You've improved a lot it seems. Your flow and voice are magnificent on this one.

I'm having a hard time understanding the lyrics, however.

Good nonetheless, great beat choice.

Blasphem-E responds:

Ah k, I should work on that clarity issue then

["Travel Between Lands" Collab.]

Very good.

The pizzicato needs to be kicked up another notch but the strings sound just about right. The lead guitar should be tuned a bit too.

I had listened to the original song yesterday and thought "Meh, something's missing here, it's too simple."

You, sir, added everything that this song needed. I -love- the drums here, great samples and very good dynamics.

If Gian managed to record this error-free and with better sound quality, this song would make a -great- theme song. It's got the right feel.

Nice jobs, you two.

[Purple Gotham Skies]

Excellent.

You should be really proud of this one, it's one of my favorite tracks by you. You captured the Gotham feeling perfectly.

S3C responds:

Thank you, old friend!

[Dirty War]

Hmm..

It's quite unfortunate that someone like you is behind a song against US-funded training of Latinamerican police and military forces. I'll assume your political ideals sway to the left. Nothing wrong with that. The problem lies in the fact that you assume left-wingers in latinamerica are the same as civilized left-wingers in the rest of the world, and that's not the case. We don't want people like Chavez, Ortega, or Castro in power, let alone puppets like Zelaya. Left-wing extremist scum is better off dead.

You, of course, don't live here and don't understand the need for a right-wing conservative dictatorship, the kind that comes in flavors of Pinochet and Somoza, the kind that's shunned for so-called "human rights abuses" (social purging would be more appropriate) while they make their respective countries progress economically and culturally. The US used to back such governments until idiots like Jimmy Carter came along and created instability. I'll take military dictatorships over communism -anyday-.

Might also want to lookup the atrocities that the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) has committed, the same group that's linked to drug trafficking in south america, the one that's funded by Chavez' and Ortegas' governments.

Other than that, song's decent.

[Gasmasq - Such Sights]

Very good stuff~

TMI indeed, but you're forgiven for the smooth rhymes. Keep it up.

You chose a great backing track too.

[Endless Pain (loop)]

Quite interesting...

I second the statement below me.

fredstermaster responds:

I'm glad you like it aswell :)