New Releases Global February 2011

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Alright guys, some more new releases for you from CDPool. In this one we're looking at the February 2011 releases for the Global Twin CD. If you want any more information on this CD or any of the others, what you need to do is go out your front door, go down to the local store, buy a newspaper and look at all the information in there. No, alternatively, you can follow the linkable link down there that will take you to a shop where you can go buy some milk, make yourself a cup of tea. Drink it, tip it all over your head and you'll get rather cold. No. Alternatively what you can do is you could go out to your local bank with a shotgun, blow everyone's heads off, which is not a very good idea. I don't suggest you do that. The best thing for you to do is go and check out the Liquor Book link which will take you to the CD Book website. This is track number one taken from disc number one, alright? It doesn't look like that. It looks a lot like that. What we're dealing with the global releases

Garage, sort of groovy kind of a house stuff. Bit of soul in there, loads of vibe chugging along. I can just picture a nice dark club, bass speakers about like that big, tweeters about that big, loads of women in sexy outfits giving it some and a bar in the corner with a little candle with people trying to serve drinks and just a light going flash, flash, flash.

What's going on over there? What do you think about this one then? This is track one from disc one, by the way. What do you think about this one? This is a great country. It's a vibe, isn't it? It's a vibe! I like this country. It's country music. This is Stratosphere. Where's he from? Anyone would think he's from America. Silly place. Okay, track one from disc number two. Straight away, as soon as it comes in, it's got a little bit more of an uplift. To the tone, to the feel of the track. The last one, more deeper. This one's getting up here really. Now, I thought I was off my head. That guy seriously had it. Oh, this stinks. That's better. Right, track one from disc number two. Don't forget, if you like any tunes, let us know. If you don't like them, let us know. If you're not bothered, let us know. If you're just about to go and jump in the bath, let us know.

3:11 Track number one, disc number two, 7th Heaven featuring Donna, Guardia

Track number one, disc number two, 7th Heaven featuring Donna, Guardia, Elliot. A track here entitled Don't Make Me Wait. Ah, don't you dare. In other words, you're standing there and you go, bus, don't make me wait. In the queue somewhere, hey, make me wait. You know, you want your tea at night, make me wait. It's about to be more uplifting straight away, you can feel it. Tuning, do you know what? His head says it all. It's soon going to be spring. Coming to the break. Disc number one, give me a number. Five. Five. Two, three, four, five. Okay, the next one is going to be track five from disc number 27. Just kidding, disc number 432. If you believe that when you're a nutter, disc number one. Okay, listen to the beat. We've got a bit of a skip vibe going on here. It's coming up. Said the bishop to the actress while she was having a good look. First track.

5:04 You heard on disc number one, track one, was Danny J

You heard on disc number one, track one, was Danny J. Lewis, also known as Enzyme Black, the Stratosphere. Beautiful tune. And if you're watching, Danny, my mate Danny! Geezer! Nice one, keep it, just keep on doing what you're doing. Beautiful tune. Put your hands up for Abarato! That's not city music. Hands up for that city! I also love titty! It's a little bit stupid. I'm now going to go over in the dressing up box and find... I know, why has he got a dressing up box? It's for the kids. But then when people come around and have a party it's for the adults as well. It's rather good fun. Okay, take six, taken from disc number two. I'm going to go find something from over there. I like you very much. I think you're mad. I like you very much. I think you're mad.

7:40 I'll put it forward a bit

I'll put it forward a bit. Do you know that sound, that bass sound? Very similar to double bass bass. Probably is. It's probably done on the keyboard or a synthesizer. Hey you dirty muskrat! We're gonna finish off with track number 10 from disc number one. Slightly slower. A few bongos. Get off! You can hit me with his tail. I don't know where he's been. Right, gotta find something else though. Right, this one's slightly more laid back. Slightly more chilled out. I've got an emphasis on jazz here as well. Alright, don't forget if you want any more information on any of the CD Pull releases, check out the lickable link in the description that will take you directly to the He also has a sister site which deals with the likes of downloads, known as SixPack. As in, you know, baby! Practice and enjoy!

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