Does anyone know what the hell the lyrics are in RATO?

[HazelleReturns]

Originally Posted by Superfreak04

I wonder what would happen if you played the song backwards.

You'd be calling satanic unicorns and dinosaurs who would stampede into your house to eat you alive.


Duh. Don't do it guys. Dangerous bsns.

[spreadNv]

"............,
all by myself, nowhere to hide, nowhere to go,
all the way down, nothing to fear when i hit the ground...
...i wanna see, over the edge, into the night........"


"....i wanna make this some kind of WHEYYYYYYYYYY"

[Zyroplex]

Another thread contends...

Originally Posted by DossarLX ODI

This is a pretty big bump but with the help of samurai7694 we found RATO's samples.
It's "Kaleidoscope Eyes" which was taken from Lucy in the sky with diamonds by the Beatles.
CCCP yet remains a mystery.

[dood gone krazee]

Reading this just reminded me.

RATO vLONG. Y/N ;D

Kudos to anyone who can figure out the lyrics btw

[DossarLX ODI]

Originally Posted by Zyroplex

Another thread contends...

Yes, that was posted back in late September. The lyrics are kaleidoscope eyes - just that Mike Castaneda probably synthesized them a bit to make them sound different.

I'm wondering what the samples used in Adcar are though - a guy going in a messed up voice "Aaaaaaaaauh" and then a woman moaning lmao. Counter clockwise chant pattern sounds like an old sound recording; in the early 20th century song lyrics kinda sounded like that tone, although at the 48th broken rolls at around 480ish combo in FFR you can clearly hear a guy saying "very good!"

[Coolboyrulez0]

Originally Posted by dood gone krazee

Reading this just reminded me.

RATO vLONG. Y/N ;D

Kudos to anyone who can figure out the lyrics btw

Yes, if you can make it fun unlike your file in FFR.

Aka less hard

but honestly you should step stuff off of fractured sunshine or kaleidoscope eyes ;D

[MrRubix]

Confirmed!

Messaged Terminal11 himself and got this response:


"That would be "girl with kaleidoscope eyes" - manipulated in several ways throughout the song. And there you have it.
!,
Mike"

[MrRubix]

Originally Posted by DossarLX ODI

Yes, that was posted back in late September. The lyrics are kaleidoscope eyes - just that Mike Castaneda probably synthesized them a bit to make them sound different.

I'm wondering what the samples used in Adcar are though - a guy going in a messed up voice "Aaaaaaaaauh" and then a woman moaning lmao. Counter clockwise chant pattern sounds like an old sound recording; in the early 20th century song lyrics kinda sounded like that tone, although at the 48th broken rolls at around 480ish combo in FFR you can clearly hear a guy saying "very good!"

I was under the impression that CCCP lyrics were in an entirely different language? Like Greek or something?

[DossarLX ODI]

lol wtf if you messaged him and got a response you should ask him about adcar and chant pattern haha

CCCP is definitely in a different language though putting aside the "very good" part, I don't think someone in a monk-like voice would be saying "whey here we are"

[MrRubix]

I sent him your questions, so we'll see

[leonid]

Nice job, guys.

Now go interpret this one

Originally Posted by leonid

Asaki is well-known for composing songs with extremely obscure lyrics,

but then again, those are in Japanese so I wouldn't be able to comprehend them anyway.

Ok so here's one of his songs with English lyrics. Even Asaki himself doesn't remember what the hell he said in this song lmao

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77T_C8Ijrq0

[MrRubix]

I hear only madness

[DossarLX ODI]

Thanks, I've really been on a mindblock on Adcar.

In case you don't know what I mean by the messed up "scream" and the moan, I'll show you the song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYWeLjZGzBg

[MrRubix]

I hear something like "I will go (on) (to the party)" lol all throughout the song (the female robotesque voice) Also sounds like "Departed"

Actually sounds more like "I will row/grow (something)" "I will go/row too far"? The "go" sounds like "woe" to me though, and the last word may be two syllables but it's hard to tell.

[MrRubix]

Dosslol:

"CCCP: The samples in that song are sourced from a record called Poi Poi which originally came with a reference book and equipment to perform choreographed steps to the chants on the record. Hence the counter clockwise chant was the one I sampled. Very Good is what the man says on the record after he assumes you correctly performed the choreography and the "1, 4, 1, 4, times, good" is just from him counting the steps to the beat. Not sure exactly but I believe the chant I sampled was in Hawaiian. Here's some information on POI as I know little to nothing of it aside from finding the record in a dusty bin about 5 years ago.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poi_(performance_art)
I don't remember where I got the sample from the female in the end of the song but I grabbed a few things she said to make it sound like she was saying "sooooo tiiiiiiime" (not sure exactly why, I just liked how it sounded.
Adcar: This song is olllllllllllllllllld. Was made in 2001 or so. About 4 years before it was released. If I remember correctly, some of the vocal sounds were taken from a Karmon Israeli record, however, none of it is in any kind of english. Most times I sample vocals, I either construct them to say things they never intended to say or make some kind of flow that sounds like it could be english or some kind of unidentifiable foreign language, or in Adcar's case, no language at all, just whatever flows with what I'm making behind it.

Hope you enjoy!
Mike"

[spreadNv]

Originally Posted by MrRubix

Dosslol:

"CCCP: The samples in that song are sourced from a record called Poi Poi which originally came with a reference book and equipment to perform choreographed steps to the chants on the record. Hence the counter clockwise chant was the one I sampled. Very Good is what the man says on the record after he assumes you correctly performed the choreography and the "1, 4, 1, 4, times, good" is just from him counting the steps to the beat. Not sure exactly but I believe the chant I sampled was in Hawaiian. Here's some information on POI as I know little to nothing of it aside from finding the record in a dusty bin about 5 years ago.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poi_(performance_art)
I don't remember where I got the sample from the female in the end of the song but I grabbed a few things she said to make it sound like she was saying "sooooo tiiiiiiime" (not sure exactly why, I just liked how it sounded.
Adcar: This song is olllllllllllllllllld. Was made in 2001 or so. About 4 years before it was released. If I remember correctly, some of the vocal sounds were taken from a Karmon Israeli record, however, none of it is in any kind of english. Most times I sample vocals, I either construct them to say things they never intended to say or make some kind of flow that sounds like it could be english or some kind of unidentifiable foreign language, or in Adcar's case, no language at all, just whatever flows with what I'm making behind it.

Hope you enjoy!
Mike"

Lyrics explanation DOMINATED

[leonid]

not yet :/ http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...7&postcount=31

so I guess this song begins with "get you, get you" or something.... and then in the middle "one spin, two spin, ..."

[virus003]

I always thought it said "Come get some" over and over.

[MrRubix]

Originally Posted by leonid

not yet :/ http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...7&postcount=31

so I guess this song begins with "get you, get you" or something.... and then in the middle "one spin, two spin, ..."

It's just so hard to tell -- the vocals get drowned out by the music hardcore

Actually I do hear "Get ya get ya" but the second part sounds like "One screw two screw"

[DossarLX ODI]

Haha you rock Marcus thanks