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Level adds intriguing elements to the rap/metal mix on its full-length debut. The band's sound is somewhat lighter than that of most bands to which it might be compared; when the bandmembers crank into overdrive, as on the choruses of the meticulously arranged "Living Inside of Me" and "This Decision," they've set the stage with moments of lower intensity that translate to maximum mileage-per-decibel at ear-bleeding levels. Tiny sonic elements sprinkled throughout the mix add sparkle to the sound -- some tiny synthesizer bleeps in "Down," nifty panning and filtering effects in the intro to "ATV" and the space between "Unstable" and "Shattered," and a complex overlay of tight, gated drums and milky, echo-drenched guitars and effects on the enigmatic instrumental "Subliminal." These details may persuade fans of the hardest hardcore music that Level lacks muscle; even more alarming, the acoustic version of "Shattered" borders on sensitivity. But the fact is that whether examined up close or experienced at maximum volume, Level deserves credit for opening the genre to a broader range of creativity.

Level (2003) - Disaster Proof

Only love can break your heart - Everlast lyrics

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Hey there!

This playlist contains 4 audio track about the song called "Minden sarkon álltam már". This is a Hungarian song from 1980 from the band called "EDDA művek", and I think it's pretty difficult, but amazing masterpiece. I've learned it on my own without any help for years. I think it's worth it. :) The original record was mixed really bad, because I can't hear the guitar track clean (just like the keyboard) in every part, so I've searched for bootleg records to hear what I couldn't hear on the studio record, but there are many ways how Slamo (the guitarist) played this song in that era. I guess "Ver 3." is the closest to the original record, and "Ver 1." is the other way how Slamo played it in live back then, but I've made a "repaired" version on both of them. You can hear the first repairing part at 3:26, where the solo guitar stop playing in the original record, so I just continued it. The second repaired part is right after the solo at 3:41. Every instrument plays the "Intro" part again, but the rhythm guitar play another riff and then just stop 'til the end of the first line of the "Verse". Well, I've played the "Intro" and the "Verse" parts on the "Ver 2." and "Ver 4." records.

So anyway, I hope you'll like these tracks, and you'll listen them really loud! :)

EDDA művek I. - Gitárjátékok

Minden sarkon álltam már (Ver. 4. Crunch and Repaired Mix)

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Degenerated (feat. The Lone Rangers)

A great song by a not well known band that ended up lasting for only a short time... I wish this band was still around and that all the problems surrounding the members never happened. 

Gravity Pool - Reach

This one of our hit singles Can't Stop (22nd Century Lifestyle)

Minden sarkon álltam már (Ver. 4. Crunch and Repaired Mix)

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