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Kat SpotMarch of the Dizzy Loonies (2005)

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Artist/Composer: Kat Spot
Date: 2005-00-00
Keywords: classical; avantgarde; ambient; industrial

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dizzyloonies_64kb.m3u	64Kbps M3U	Stream
dizzyloonies_64kb_mp3.zip	64Kbps MP3 ZIP	36 MB
dizzyloonies_vbr.m3u	VBR M3U	Stream
dizzyloonies_vbr_mp3.zip	VBR ZIP	109 MB

Audio Files	VBR MP3	Ogg Vorbis	64Kbps MP3
tales from the dark green	7.67 MB	4.35 MB	2.55 MB
flank attack	7.07 MB	3.95 MB	2.35 MB
don't look down	8.14 MB	4.76 MB	2.71 MB
mindtwister waltz	6.72 MB	3.65 MB	2.24 MB
lost cat	12 MB	6.07 MB	4.01 MB
march of the dizzy loonies	13 MB	6.49 MB	4.14 MB
orange light	16 MB	9.10 MB	5.26 MB
capital ping	11 MB	6.32 MB	3.56 MB
drown	7.89 MB	4.54 MB	2.63 MB
duck and cover	20 MB	11 MB	6.68 MB

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00.jpg	26 KB
Booklet inside	466 KB
Booklet outside	469 KB
Inlay	472 KB
CD-Label	535 KB

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dizzyloonies_files.xml	Metadata	13 KB
dizzyloonies_meta.xml	Metadata	861 B
dizzyloonies_reviews.xml	Metadata	1.32 KB

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Reviewer: southwest3210 - - March 29, 2007
Subject: Tim Burton flashbacks
This sounds like a wonderfully creepy accompaniment to any animated Tim Burton animation. Extremely atmospheric. Sounds
better than many bona fide movie soundtracks
I've heard. Do yourself a favor and download the entire piece, and listen to it as a whole.
Childishly playful, sonically brilliant, with more than a hint of foreboding thrown into the mix. Great work, and fun as well!

Reviewer: Jay King - - November 5, 2006
Subject: Gauzy Music Box
Kat Spot has created some dark soundtracks for the movies in her mind. She fills out the skeletal tunes with layer upon layer of gauzy dressing. The result is sort of a scarey yet amusing music box. Similarities to the soundtrack work of Irmin Schmidt.