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I'm so proud to show my remix of Landslide by the hudge band Fleetwood Mac :)
I want to tell you the story how I discover the original song : I was watching a South Park's episode and the song was at the end :D

I really hope you'll feel free and happy with my remix :)
Don't worry be happy <3

Share it a lot ! At 250 likes I'm opening the free download link (héhéé ;) )

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Fleetwood Mac - Landslide (Henri Pfr Edit)

Hallelujah - Jeff Buckley

Vance Joy - Georgia [Live From Sing Sing Studios]

Kyle Andrews - All This Goodness

The Fire Theft

Heaven

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<b>Radical Face - The Family Tree: The Branches </b>
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More than 8 years ago, Ben Cooper AKA Radical Face, started crafting the story of a fictitious, and sometimes otherworldly, 19th century family. In 2011, he brought those characters to life in The Family Tree: The Roots, which was the first installment of a three-part, stand-alone album series based around the Family Tree he created.  He recorded alone in the shed behind his mom’s house in Jacksonville, Florida.
 
Radical Face will release the second installment to the series, The Family Tree: The Branches on October 22. Certain instrumentations and melodies that represent a “family member” will reappear in the second album as a continuation of the story or descendent. Just as The Family Tree: The Roots was limited to instruments that would have been accessible during that era of the story, The Family Tree: The Branches will progress in production by including instruments that would have become available in the next era of the story set from 1860-1910.

The trailer for the new Zach Braff movie "Wish I Was Here" feature's Radical Face's song "The Mute" 

The Mute

Parachutes

Don't Panic

Oh, Inverted World

Caring Is Creepy

New Slang

Transcendental Highway

I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You

Time Is Running Out

Time is Running Out

Naked As We Came

this one doesn't djent, soz.

a cover of the Zero 7 song "in the waiting line" for a uni multi-track assignment. here's the original;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tZlu4wP4pw

the rhodes keyboard was sampled and put into the exs24 to create a virtual instrument - its what you can hear during the instrumental break about halfway through. SOUNDS BANG TIDY!

thanks to Ethan and Katie how helped with vocals and le drums

In the waiting line - Zero 7

Who Says

Most artists who have experienced the levels of success and adulation Colin Hay has would be content to sit back and earn a living walking to the mailbox and back. Yet Hay is restless, eager to move forward and continually hone his craft while continuing to challenge himself. Hay's solo shows intersperse classic and new songs with hilarious, poignant, and downright surreal stories drawn from his often unbelievable experiences over the past three decades. "I've been doing these solo tours for a number of years," he explains, "going back to the same places and building audiences by doing the best shows I can."  Themes of redemption and renewal come naturally to Colin Hay, as he is in the midst of a remarkable renaissance.

I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You

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