Markovich/A.M.P.: Tunes
Wasted Symphony
(Markovich/A.M.P.)
August 2, 2005
Roy Phillips
This tune/song is about stumbling out of a dance club in Temple Bar in Dublin (the Kitchen, if you know it), and trying to buy milk (why?) in an all night store; So you've got this dance beat still echoing around your skull, the store is lit with bright neon, and you are having trouble focusing on the goods; You've a great buzz from the pints and you're in a brilliant mood.
Oh yeah, and it's a tribute to Massive Attack's Unfinished Sympathy and The Verve's Bittersweet Symphony
Comments
By Melody Drunken success story
"'Wasted Symphony' by Markovich/a.m.p is a great new dance track that I came across just when I was starting to think that all dance music was headed towards the dumps. Who knew that could all change in one drunken night?
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This energizing and uplifting beat has made me realize that keeping dance music alive isn't a wasted effort after all." - thanks. Melody, its great when someone gets what a song is about, and it sounds like you listened to it in the right context...
Uwe Hermann's Podcast
"Wasted Symphony" is a fabulous techno/trance tune from Markovich/A.M.P."
