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That's a nice song.

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Quantum Flux, I'm gonna check out Damokles that song sounded like it was from the [i]future[/i].

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what this song playing

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4'd because the song choice

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Best song ever!

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+5 for best song ever

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Nice song.partyy mouse like a tupac

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Thank you for the great feedback. It always seemed like I got 500% more people looking at anything I did rather than youtube, even though youtube is 50000% more people. But even one person genuinely enjoying something is enough for me. <br /><br />Seriusly, Youtube got almost nothing and Soundcloud got me like 500 views on a song once and everything else was less than 50 that was exciting but I have gotten a 1000s of hits multiple times here which is a good feeling.

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I don't know if anyone will ever read this at this point but I want to outright acknowledge that I've listened to this song recurrently for over ten years and it's one of the most magical things ever made

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Nice song used

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What song is this? :)

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nothing funnier than uploading a sample of Major Tom to YTMND using a file format that was developed using a sample of the song Tom's Diner.

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just like the old tired feeling people get when aging, we are talking about KEY PLAYERS in the development of audio technology whom were born before the Apple II computer first came to the market, and that was many years before MP3 or even WAV files came to the scene.<br /><br />Suzanne Vega is a singer/songwriter, and "mother of the MP3", her song "Tom's Diner" was used to aid development of the MP3 file format.<br /><br />born on July 11, or 7/11<br /><br />7 x 11 = 77, just like the year 1977, the year the Apple II first came to the market, the year that Three's Company debuted on TV, the year that Saturday Night Fever came to theaters.<br /><br />and 7 Eleven is the name of a convenience store, founded by the Thompson Brothers, if that's the homage the song Tom's Diner tries to convey, and MP3 players were meant to be a convent solution to hearing music.

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I find it so sad that lots of users on YTMND who wish for good users to be banned (or have accounts deleted) don't even have much respect for the KEY PLAYERS in the development of audio technology.<br /><br />here's a list of KEY PLAYERS in the development of audio technology:<br /><br />Ray Dolby<br /><br />Tom Dolby , Ray's son<br /><br />Thomas Dolby, not the same as Ray's son, but he blinded us with science<br /><br />Suzanne Vega, singer/songwriter, mother of the MP3<br /><br />Karlheinz Branderburg, developed the MP3 file format using the sample of Vega's song Tom's Diner<br /><br />Steve Wozniak, founder of Apple<br /><br />George Lucas, founder of Lucasfilm, and partially responsible for developing THX<br /><br />Amar Bose (founder of Bose)....<br /><br />and what do ya know, I read this Wikipedia article...<br /><br />https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amar_Bose<br /><br />and I see that Bose's founder Amar Bose died one day after Suzanne Vega's 54th birthday! who knew so many coincidences would occur, 1977 was not only the year that Three's Company debuted on TV, but the same year that Saturday Night Fever was first shown in Theaters. And Studio 54 was the famous club that Disco music was known to be played in during the 1970s. July 11th was Vega's birthday, and 7 x 11 = 77, 1977, the year I'm talking about. And well, if Amar Bose were to live longer in 2013, he would have been 84 years old that year, and 1984 was a big year for events too, the Macintosh, Three's Company ends it's run, Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah, Wham's Wake Me Up Before You Go Go, Prince's Purple Rain.<br /><br />Another interesting thing about 1977, the year that the first Star Wars movie got released, produced by George Lucas, the founder of THX,<br /><br />his name is George Luka, he lives on the second floor!

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every site of yours will become a SILENTMND if you hesitate to apologize for your insults to KEY PLAYERS in the development of audio technology!<br /><br />besides, if you had to choose between apologizing for you insults to me, or editing every site of yours to have NO SOUND, what would you choose? so you better reconsider your grudge before max suddenly cuts off support for MP3 files as audio assets in YTMND sites!<br /><br />here's a list of KEY PLAYERS in the development of audio technology that you need to show more RESPECT for:<br /><br />Thomas Edison, inverter of the phonograph<br /><br />Ray Dolby, founder of Dolby Labs<br /><br />Tom Dolby Ray Dolby's son<br /><br />Thomas Dolby, not the same as the above "Tom Dolby", or even related to Ray, but he blinded us with science<br /><br />Suzanne Vega, singer/songwriter, MOTHER OF THE MP3, and the namesake for my now-deleted 2014 YTMND account, and FREE ENTERTAINMENT activist group<br /><br />Karlheinz Branderburg, actual developer of the MP3 file format, used a sample of Vega's song to aid development <br /><br />Steve Wozniak (founding member of Apple Computer, he did all the hard work to develop computers before others developed audio for them)<br /><br />[user Tekken:profile] said that anybody who is against me doesn't deserve to be on YTMND in the first place!

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sometimes I refer to YTMND as Major Tom's Diner<br /><br />here's a good reason why: because we upload alot of MP3 files to YTMND for audio in YTMND sites.<br /><br />yup, Suzanne Vega was MOTHER OF THE MP3, although the song we are listening to is by David Bowie.<br /><br />but I hope you find the phrase "major tom's diner" interesting too.

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well, you can always make one with c-wizzy or PSA Guy or Lex Luthor, or Picard, or any classic YTMND fad that appeals to you.<br /><br />Major Tom seems to be all the rage on YTMND right now, and I just thought I'd cash in on the fad since Major Tom needs a ground control diner for MP3 files.

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and, here's another thing to make note of about all this:<br /><br />2016 was a devastating year for Suzanne-related musician deaths from artists signed to Columbia Records:<br /><br />David Bowie was the musician who started this Major Tom character canon with songs, and I described reasons why Thomas is the masculine version of the name Suzanne.<br /><br />Prince died of drug overdose, and he was engaged to somebody named Susannah in 1984, the same year that Purple Rain and When Doves Cry was released.<br /><br />Leonard Cohen died of old age, he had a song in 1984 called Hallelujah, his best known song besides Suzanne.<br /><br />George Michael died of, I think, drug overdose too, his band Wham had a hit song in 1984 called Wake Me Up Before You Go Go. Another interesting thing about George Michael, is that he got arrested for gay bathroom sex several years before Larry Craig got arrested for a similar incident, and what do ya know, Larry Craig has the same initials as Leonard Cohen, and also had a lover named Suzanne.<br /><br />well, I guess 1984 was a big year for all these Columbia Records artists who had hit songs in 1984, but David Bowie, for some reason fell under the "1984" radar.<br /><br />but there is also this to make note of, Apple Computer was a key player in computer technology. The Apple II was first released in 1977, same year Three's Company debuted on TV, and the Macintosh was first introduced in 1984, same year Thee's Company ended it's run, and to top it all off, Steve Wozniak married somebody named Suzanne in 1990, the same year that the Macintosh LC came out, and also, the same year the DNA remix of Suzanne Vega's song Tom's Diner came out, seeing as Tom's Diner would be used as song to aid development of the MP3 file format, but the a cappella version was used for that.<br /><br />very educational how I talked about this eh?

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well, actually, the name Suzanne dropped in popularity as a baby name after the release of the Leonard Cohen song of that title.<br /><br />also, the reason why I'm talking about Tom's Diner in this Major Tom site, is because I see a big list of reasons to see Thomas as the masculine equivalent of the name Suzanne, and that Tom's Diner song by Suzanne Vega, used to test development of the MP3 file format is a hallmark example of a historical event that would solidify the idea that Thomas is the masculine version of the name.<br /><br />and here's some evidence that Thomas is the masculine version of the name Suzanne:<br /><br />convenience store chain 7 Eleven was founded by the Thompson brothers, and well, singer/songwriter Suzanne Vega was born on July 11th of 1959, how does that explain the idea of writing the song "Tom's Diner", and well, MP3 players would be the most convenient way to listen to our favorite jams!<br /><br />rapid fire guns: Tommy guns, Uzis (which rhyme with Suzi), Sault (pronounced Sue) means "rapids" in french, MP5 (a name similar to MP3), <br /><br />Thomas Edison invented the phonograph, and some would dub it a "lazy Susan"<br /><br />in the 1991 movie What About Bob? the Gutmans, whom were pissed off at Dr. Leo Marvin for buying their dream home, would be portrayed by an actor named Tom, and an actress named Susan.<br /><br />in the 1996 movie Fly Away Home, a guy in the movie named Tom had a lightweight aircraft which would guide some orphaned baby geese from Canada to North Carolina, and he had a lover named Susan<br /><br />there's alot more I wanna say about my theory on all this, but I'll wait until I make another comment, since I'm running out of characters to type for this one long comment!

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if you ask me, the site died because users don't fully understand reasons to use YTMND instead of YouTube, even if I write a 1000 word essay about why the MP3 file format, the file format that YTMND sites depend on for audio, even exists in the first place, and not to mention the 1000 word essays I write about some of our favorite songs being blocked by acoustic fingerprinting bots on YouTube, seeing as YTMND doesn't have those bots to block MP3 files based on the acoustic fingerprinting of it's content, although YTMND blocks MP3 files based on their filesize, that's if their filesize exceed 8 megabytes of binary data.<br /><br />we really gotta keep our descriptions short, but it's hard to keep them short when we try to educate users on reasons to use YTMND instead of YouTube.

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one day somebody is gonna chop the wires off your computer speakers, or even shove rusty nails into your ears, and you're gonna wish you didn't insult the singer/songwriter who released the song Tom's Diner, the song used to aid development of MP3 files.<br /><br />if banning MP3 files from being uploaded to YTMND is your type of attitude, then you really are dishonoring your own ears.

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now, lets examine these:<br /><br />http://www.babynamewizard.com/voyager#prefix=susie&sw=f&am<br />p;exact=false<br /><br />seems like the name Susie dropped in popularity before somebody added Q after the name, or maybe the invention of the phonograph lead to this name to drop in popularity.<br /><br />let's also examine this:<br /><br />http://www.babynamewizard.com/voyager#prefix=thomas&sw=m&am<br />p;exact=false<br /><br />seems like the name Thomas spiked in popularity after Leonard Cohen's birth, but then it seemed to drop in popularity when FM radio was first invented.<br /><br />http://www.babynamewizard.com/voyager#prefix=tom&sw=m&a<br />mp;exact=false<br /><br />and it look like the name Tom also took a NOSEDIVE in popularity after Leonard Cohen released his Suzanne song.<br /><br />well, I see lots of reasons why the names Tom, and Susan(ne) go HAND IN HAND!<br /><br />I mean, the Gutmans in the move What About Bob? Mr. Gutman was portrayed by somebody named Tom, and Mrs. Gutman was portrayed by somebody named Susan, top this off with highway 711 going through Smith Moutain Lake Virginia, which was the actual location for filming used to portray Lake Winnipesaukee.<br /><br />I think that taking the time to read my comments is INTENSE PSYCHO THERAPY for some users who are against me on YTMND.<br /><br />7 Eleven is codeword for CONVENIENCE, seeing as "mother of the MP3" was born on the same day as "free slurpee day", and thats why I feel there's something therapeutic about this who Suzanne experience on YTMND when talking about some connections that the movie What About Bob has to all this.

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yeah, you tell him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!<br /><br />besides, if you ask me, anybody who insults anybody named "Suzanne", are the type of people who deserve to have rusty nails shoved into their ears, besides, the nickname "Susie Q" should be slang for one's ability to listen, if one doesn't listen to the experts on a subject, then their hearing really is infected!<br /><br />I know somebody who had tinnitus who is a supporter of the Suzanne movement, and whoever has it doesn't deserve that disease, and I keep that user anonymous in this comment.<br /><br />besides, we need to show RESPECT to the KEY PLAYERS in computer audio technology:<br /><br />Suzanne Vega, singer/songwriter, nicknamed "mother of the MP3", her song Tom's Diner was used as a TESTBED to develop the MP3 file format<br /><br />Karlheinz Brandernburg, the "father of the MP3" whom used a sample of the above mentioned singer/songwriter when developing the MP3 codec.<br /><br />Ray Dolby, founder of Dolby Labs, he had a son named "Tom", but it's not the same artist who blinded us with science.<br /><br />Thomas Edison, credited inventor of the phonograph, which some call a "lazy Susan"<br /><br />how I feel about this, I think anybody who insults any of these key players is begging to lose their hearing. If we develop audio electronics, we are developing those electronics to ENDORSE the audio nerve of the human body.<br /><br />and now, there's another observation I made, I also wonder if the release of Leonard Cohen's song titled "Suzanne" is what lead to the drop of popularity of that name for newborns, I don't know too many women born after 1968 with the name Suzanne, or it's similar name Susan, or nickname Susie.<br /><br />http://www.babynamewizard.com/voyager#prefix=suzanne&sw=f&<br />amp;exact=true<br /><br />you think it's just a coincidence?

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My favorate song from that soundtrack is dreamin by christopher williams

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anybody who insults singer/songwriter Suzanne Vega deserves to lose their hearing!<br /><br />her Tom's Diner song was used as a testbed to develop MP3 files.<br /><br />insult to MOTHER OF THE MP3 = insult to those who have MP3s on their hard drive!<br /><br />no MP3 = no audio<br /><br />top that off with the RIAA forcing muting of music on YouTube!

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Master of puppets is a cool song

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What's the background song? I'm digging it.

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kinda reminds me of<br /><br />nogoingbacknow.ytmnd.com<br /><br />since multiple songs with that subject were used in snippets.

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Please re-up HQ mp3, I'm begging! Today I heard a song that sampled "shake that ass bitch" and it triggered faint memories of this song, but it took me forever to figure it out. From "shake that ass" I remember there being the riff from "we interrupt this program" but I forgot the title of that song, so I went through all my ytmnd soundtracks and found it, searched it up, found NEDM, then searched NEDM + Shake that ass, and landed here. I used to listen to this all the time back in the day, but unfortunately it's no longer in my music library. Please, please, please, I need this

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By the way, it's a classic rock song, another masterpiece beyond your creativity