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“Hall of Fame” by Stirato (song page, archived)

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Song: Hall of Fame
Artist: Stirato
Genres: Dancehall Dance, Club, Progressive House
Captured: December 3, 2000 (2 captures)

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Hall of Fame

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  PRIM. GENRE : [ Dancehall Dance ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Club ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Progressive House ]

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Let down your hair and go crazy

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This song brings out the best of the Lexicon effect processor. A super clear sharp sound sets the melody for this song. The Lexicon hall reverb did a great job here to make this song sounds as full and spatial as it does.

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Review Count: 1 Rate Avg. : 6

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I wouldn't exactly label this song Dancehall Dance, but rather a trance-house hybrid. After all, dance and club are usually reserved for songs with vocals. But anyways, this song has a thumping, albeit repetative groove that that goes well with the bass and the general melodic theme of the song. Though more subdued than many tracks of its nature, this song does have its merits. The theme that is built on throughout the song is good, but does start to get repetative after awhile. If you're into house or trance, this might be a good listen, but the general formula has been done in many other songs.

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