Does someone know the name of this song. I went to a night out around 4 years ago, I was recording this karaoke couple and the song was really intricate. I tried going to the bar but it sadly got shut down, could someone help me with the name of the song. I tried using apps like Shazamn and they could not find it.
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There's 30s sample of it, particularly chorus, which I took at work. May need to raise the volume though.
I consider that to be fairly easy. Dude's voice sounds so familiar... I suppose band's kinda mainstream - like all the songs we play at the store. Totally sounds like Alice in Chains, went through all AIC songs although with no effect at all. Been bugging me for a long time.
https://uploadfiles.io/w6dr4
Thanks in advance!
It dont wanna download go there: https://vocaroo.com/i/s1IDed0fiCBL
I consider that to be fairly easy. Dude's voice sounds so familiar... I suppose band's kinda mainstream - like all the songs we play at the store. Totally sounds like Alice in Chains, went through all AIC songs although with no effect at all. Been bugging me for a long time.
https://uploadfiles.io/w6dr4
Thanks in advance!
It dont wanna download go there: https://vocaroo.com/i/s1IDed0fiCBL
Total Posts: 2 - Pages (1): [1]
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