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I’m sorry MGK, but you’re absolutely, 100% wrong on “Stillness is the Move.” The song would feel overstuffed and top-heavy with a bass line. Dave Longsreth studied musical theory; he knew what he was doing.

Even without bass, it is the sexiest jam of the summer time. Which has nothing at all to do with Amber Coffman, Haley Dekle and Angel Deradoorian and their extraordinary hotness. No.

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“ABCs” by K’naan.

I hope to FSM his album is titled K’naan the D’stroyaa.

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Thank you, thank you THANK YOU for introducing me to K’naan.
Sometimes I love the internet.

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Verklemptomaniac said on September 14th, 2009 at 2:31 pm

That may be the first Cascada song to score under a 7.5 on the ten-point Co-Dependent-O-Meter.

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Ya, but nobody gets The Protomen award except The Protomen.

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I challenge you to find any song which would not improved by removing the bass line and replacing it with a llama.

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Oh, hey, I didn’t know Arcade Fire had a new song out.

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Just to make you feel even more guilty about liking “Battlefield” — the chorus is totally a rippoff of a popular Christian worship song, “Our God is an Awesome God”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5fM8S-Ytws

There’s no possible way Sparks doesn’t know this. She even sings the actual melody in her melisma at the end of the song.

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You’re totally right about “Battlefield.” At least you can take solace knowing she had nothing to do with writing it.

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Andrew Jeanes said on November 16th, 2009 at 1:15 am

In case you still wanted to know what “Stillness Is The Move” sounds like with a bassline: http://bit.ly/1uHGMq

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