Free Fall - Kurt-thee-Inducer

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Another simply massive banger by La Reux Da Cat, Free Fall has this feeling that reminds of Michael Jackson's Thriller for some reason, specifically the famous zombie dance move. You know the one. When that, uh, "bright distorted" sound hits (for the first time at 3:02), that's the zombie dance move sound in my mind. Just a random factoid for anybody reading this. Other than that, as with a lot of songs back then, my friends would make a track then, when I found one that really peaked my interest, I've give it a phat studio dubbing, like with Free Fall here. Man, I really miss those studio days....

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Another simply massive banger by La Reux Da Cat, Free Fall has this feeling that reminds of Michael Jackson's Thriller for some reason, specifically the famous zombie dance move. You know the one. When that, uh, "bright distorted" sound hits (for...

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