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This is, in my humble opinion, the greatest love song of all time :)

@MatthewBerryMusic Basically the radio edits cut out all of the parts showcasing BTs production prowess and virtuosity and only feature the "catchy" parts of the songs for mainstream listeners...hence why all of them suck and are sub-par compared to the original versions.

@monkeyboy8787 HAHAHA my thoughts exactly.

@greendragonsbane electro....? How does this sound like electro? Sounds like 99-03 era progressive house to me :P

Beautiful piece, beautifully played! After 15 years of tenor playing, I've only recently begun playing bass, and was told by my most talented bass bone friends that Hawes was the man to listen to for classical. So far, couldn't agree more :)

Awesome remix by Vincenzo. I think this version is my favorite ;)

I love this track, huge bass and sequencing is spot on :)

Much respect to Maurice Ashley as a player, his accomplishments and what he's done for chess and the Harlem community, but no worthwhile chess match should have this kind of obnoxious OTB commentary, it's disruptive to the players. A "non-serious" match featuring two world-champion class players...

@BlackSN8K Go also doesn't have ~2000 years worth of theory and positional analysis from which to program its computer engine. Chess is not dead, until either the game is completely cracked or players hit limits of human computation and stagnate. That has yet to happen...if people think otherwi...

@Cenamark2 You seem to be confusing quality with commercial viability. It is absurd to equate record sales with talent or intrinsic worth. By such "logic", McDonald's makes the greatest hamburgers in the world and Budweiser is the highest quality beer. Even within your own flawed criteria, you...

@mitchconn I imagine you don't come across much music that meets your criteria of "good".

Joris is one of the best...so consistent and so good. I'm sure Moby highly approved :)

My favorite version of this song. It's rare that I like all the different mixes of a track on a release. Congrats to Nick Warren, Monaque and Microtrauma for some amazing work in the studio :)

Another quality ch00n from Dirtybird ;)

Fantastic production. Admittedly, the vocals are dissonant and a bit weird in how they fit around the track, but the rest of it is so good I don't really care ;)

:) Henry is a masterful producer.

And you could practically calibrate a metronome to his playing...unreal

Haha that's funny. Much respect to Bernstein and this orchestra.

This is pretty cool actually, shows a high level of musicianship from both the conductor and the orchestra for the piece to continue virtually unblemished by the mistake. Considering the exhaustiveness of Mahler's compositions, with so much music to keep track of, it's bound to happen from time ...

@VanillaCamillaa It's quite possible, given the spaciousness of the track. I always thought of it more literally based on the definition of the word, as Lexicon means the vocabulary of a particular language (in this case, the language of progressive house music). It would make sense either way.

I'm a big fan of both of these guys, they've got a banging groove and cool ideas going here. My only issue I have is I feel the anti-climax effect of the drop was a bit overdone. The development is great, the main buildup is huge massive progressive house, then it just duds. I know that was th...

Lovely track! Quality music-writing on top of quality production, indeed you can't ask for much more. Great stuff

Really like this track, thanks for uploading it! I'll be purchasing later this week ;)

BRILLIANT!!! I wish there were more tracks like this. I hope the song inspires more producers to pursue this kind of sound. I'm really tired of the "Harder/Louder-Is-Better" mentality that presently dominates club music. This is a breath of fresh air, love it :)

I got a standing ovation after doing this song in Karaoke as a kid right after it came out. I think it's because I got every single word out :P