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| The individual parts are good, but the heavy part and the melodic part don't flow into each other that well IMO. |
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| Makes me feel like playing sonic |
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| Is that a diamond-studded guitar I see? |
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| Good to see Marty Friedman is alive and kicking. |
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| Sounds like video game music, specifically, Japanese video game music. lol |
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| There were a lot of cool ideas in that song but it didn't flow at all. But the different genres thrown in there was nice to hear. |
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| Woulda been good without all the computerized sound effects... still it sounds like marty and he can still shred... |
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| Song sucks. Marty hasn't done any worthwhile solo stuff since Introduction. |
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| Is this a vídeo game song? It really sounds like one... |
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The song is OK, but I don't care too much about the J-Pop background. I will have to check the album
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nb - 25.07.2010 at 22:59
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| Oh wow, somehow I managed to miss the previous album Tokyo Jukebox. |
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gon1 - 26.07.2010 at 00:37
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| Damn the song sucks... and what happened to the killer arpeggios from marty? |
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 BudDa - 26.07.2010 at 09:57
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| Yay. Marty still kicks ass! |
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This really appeals to me. Marty, Glad to see you are still about.  |
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| Ridiculous, over the top, but overall pretty fun. I liked it, except for the spinny shots. |
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