I'm looking for the song 'timeless love' by saraya from the soundtrack of the Wes Craven movie 'Shocker'. I know it's not New Wave but rare so somebody here might have come across it.
Thanks in advance!
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Saraya Req
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Saraya Req
by bateman » Thu Jul 20, 2006 6:34 am
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by Terim » Thu Jul 20, 2006 11:47 pm
Here it is:
<a href="http://www.cyberus.ca/~cs/Saraya - Timeless love.mp3">Saraya - Timeless love</a>
WARNING: 80's yes, new wave or alternative no; we're talking over-the-top ballad here...
<a href="http://www.cyberus.ca/~cs/Saraya - Timeless love.mp3">Saraya - Timeless love</a>
WARNING: 80's yes, new wave or alternative no; we're talking over-the-top ballad here...
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by Branding Iron » Thu Jul 20, 2006 11:54 pm
Terim, I'm always impressed that your songs usually always have the lyrics included. How do you do that? That seems like a lot of data entry! [:D] Thanks.
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by Terim » Fri Jul 21, 2006 5:49 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by Branding Iron[/i]
<br>Terim, I'm always impressed that your songs usually always have the lyrics included. How do you do that? That seems like a lot of data entry! [:D] Thanks.
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Glad you like 'em. Usually I just do a very quick Internet search to see if the lyrics are out there as part of my (admittedly a bit over the top) tagging routine. There is no shortage of (occasionally spyware infested) lyrics sites out there.
If they're there and I can block and copy great, if not, then life is too short (and too busy) to transcibe everything. That said, I am anal enough that I have entered the lyrics for a few of the rips that I have done myself.
And it kinda gives me a better feel for the song if I at least read the lyrics through. I often find something in the song that I would have missed with just a quick listen.
I use the Musicmatch Jukebox (a once quite good software that has been going downhill for the last few years) to do the tagging and to manage my files.
<br>Terim, I'm always impressed that your songs usually always have the lyrics included. How do you do that? That seems like a lot of data entry! [:D] Thanks.
[/quote]
Glad you like 'em. Usually I just do a very quick Internet search to see if the lyrics are out there as part of my (admittedly a bit over the top) tagging routine. There is no shortage of (occasionally spyware infested) lyrics sites out there.
If they're there and I can block and copy great, if not, then life is too short (and too busy) to transcibe everything. That said, I am anal enough that I have entered the lyrics for a few of the rips that I have done myself.
And it kinda gives me a better feel for the song if I at least read the lyrics through. I often find something in the song that I would have missed with just a quick listen.
I use the Musicmatch Jukebox (a once quite good software that has been going downhill for the last few years) to do the tagging and to manage my files.
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