Mariah Law part 1752387629
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poptimistsNo unicorns this time but plenty of dog action:
Something bothers me about this track - I think Mariah builds up the vocal intensity very nicely towards the end, but the music doesn't quite follow the same upward curve. And the way she rhymes 'brothers' with 'grandmothers' kind of sounds like she's taking the p1ss.
Saying that, the blatant sentimentality isn't too bad at all, mainly thanks to the piano verse vs electrofuzz chorus FITE going on in the background.
Something bothers me about this track - I think Mariah builds up the vocal intensity very nicely towards the end, but the music doesn't quite follow the same upward curve. And the way she rhymes 'brothers' with 'grandmothers' kind of sounds like she's taking the p1ss.
Saying that, the blatant sentimentality isn't too bad at all, mainly thanks to the piano verse vs electrofuzz chorus FITE going on in the background.
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Re: Best of friends and worst enemies
Date: 2008-05-21 02:48 pm (UTC)Er anyway yeah, that Mariah dual vocal line thing - it's such a reliable inevitability of all her songs, yet this doesn't diminish its effectiveness in the slightest.