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Deb Pasternak — The Race
Album: Home
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6.5

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Total ratings: 110









Released: 2003
Length: 2:55
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coldatlantic wrote:
Does this remind anyone else of "Crash"?
totally. the riff is definately recycled, now it makes me wonder if DMB recycled it from someone else too...
Posted 18 years ago by Ocean_Enthusiast    [ Reply ]
I was just about to restart my computer.. when this song came on. I had to come here to add my comment: This song is one of the best songs to ever make airplay. If you don't like it, you might simply be retarded. =)
Posted 18 years ago by Gryn    [ Reply ]
lousy song! How doe she get airplay? She ripped "Crash" off
Posted 18 years ago by pheepsounds    [ Reply ]
coldatlantic wrote:
Does this remind anyone else of "Crash"?
hmm...reminds me more of rockwell church for some reason.
Posted 18 years ago by sonasona    [ Reply ]
Posted 18 years ago by iMacomania    [ Reply ]
I first discovered Deb Pasternak while looking for coax connectors for GPS antennas one day at work. I was looking for the Pasternack Enterprises web site (www.pasternack.com), and mistakenly forgot to type the "c" before the "k" (www.pasternak.com). I downloaded a few of her songs and though she was pretty cool. What a strange way to discover a new artist. It was worth it though...
Posted 18 years ago by byrd    [ Reply ]
coldatlantic wrote:
Does this remind anyone else of "Crash"?
Yes! That's why I checked the comments. Heard the first couple of bars and I thought is sounded like some kind of cover version of DMB's Crash.
Posted 18 years ago by pousso    [ Reply ]
Does this remind anyone else of "Crash"?
Posted 19 years ago by coldatlantic    [ Reply ]
Got some Shaun Mullins-like guitar sounds...
Posted 19 years ago by coding_to_music    [ Reply ]
I first learned about Deb Pasternak from her absolutely gorgeous song Willomena.
Posted 19 years ago by ondinev    [ Reply ]
toots wrote:
Deb lives in my neighborhood and it was quite a surprise to hear her played here. She a super cool person and a great singer/songwriter. Everything she does is like this, pure and easy.
You are a very lucky person to have her as a neighbor. I remember her from her performances years ago in a coffeehouse in North Hollywood, CA called the Iguana cafe. It's nice to hear through your review that she has kept her intrinsic purity of craft.
Posted 19 years ago by Dirktooth    [ Reply ]
It's got a nice, subtle quaility. I love the way the drummer lays down his part. It reminds me of a drummer I know, who's best in playing this sort of laid-back drumming, creating a mellow mood, but who pretty much fails when it needs to be aggresive. Not too many musicians combine those different sort of characteristics.
Posted 20 years ago by Johray63    [ Reply ]
Deb lives in my neighborhood and it was quite a surprise to hear her played here. She a super cool person and a great singer/songwriter. Everything she does is like this, pure and easy.
Posted 20 years ago by toots    [ Reply ]
As soon as such a clear and loving voice sings, I'm hypnotized. This one seems so authentic
Posted 20 years ago by ColdBear    [ Reply ]
This lady\'s music is very cool.
Posted 21 years ago by Leslie    [ Reply ]