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Today I’ve again downloaded one mp3 ringtone, but have to say that I expected something better. Of course, it’s OK (I mean Match Of The Day mp3 ringtone) and I know that in Great Britain it is associated not only with BBC, but with the word “football” in general, cause the main football television programme of BBC use this melody as a theme tune. However, I consider it too typical and standart. This melody was written long time ago in 1970 by Barry Stoller and became used during every programme. But this is the second tune used there: the first one was created by Major Leslie Statham six years before the appearance of the melody of Barry Stoller. I haven’t heard the first one, but the second is too standard football mp3 ringtone. Maybe, it became such because the same thing you can hear many years in the same porgram. Actually, it doesn’t really matter that “Match Of The Day” is that old - it still associated with football - that is the main thing. I recommend it for downloading by football fans

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Embrace is a popular rock-band from Brighouse (it’s in England). It was founded in 1997 and is still active. Among genres which this group performs you can hear britpop (quite new trend), indie rock, alternative rock, piano rock (also great) and a little bit of punk. Today Embrace has released their five albums and three of them (”The Good Will Out” (1998), “Out Of Nothing” (2004) and “This New Day” released in 2006) peaked Number 1 in UK Charts. But I think that their most successful album was the last one, cause it have two songs which were really highly appreciated by many people. First song was “Nature’s Law” (the idea expressed in it’s lyrics is about not trying to hide your feelings and throw away logic, so that you can follow nature’s law). I don’t really consider it’s lyrics to be great, on the contrary, I have different point of view (at least to some extent). And the second cool song was “World at Your Feet” - also a single by Embrace from the album “This New Day”. It was chosen to be the official song of the England World Cup squad in the 2006 FIFA World Cup campaign (but fans consider it too slow ). However, “World At Your Feet” mp3 ringtone is worth downloading.

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I still remember the computer-animated cartoon “WALL-E” and decided to find an mp3 ringtone. I have to say that, finally, I managed to find one, but, taking into consideration that there were not so many voices in that science fiction film (mostly sounds produced by robots while they were trying to communicate), so the ringtone sounds similar I mean that it’s the sound of WALL-E’s voice when he “speaks” to EVE (it’s a she-robot and WALL-E felt in love with her). Actually, WALL-E is only an abbreviation and it means “Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-class”, in other words - he is just a robot whos aim is to clean the Earth from the mountains of waste (people didn’t live on that planet more than 700 years because of that waste, so they were just travelling in the outer space on one huge spaceship trying to find a place where it would be possible to live). But WALL-E found a plant on the planet which caused a lot of different consequences including his travelling in space, a fight for his love and the returning of people back to the Earth with the aim of renewing the life on the planet. I like the happy end of the movie

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I’ve just downloaded a few great “Da Vinci Code” mp3 ringtones for my Nokia 6120 classic. Those ringtones are very suitable for text alerts and other things and sound similar to the medieval music, but such kind of music usually associates with those tunes, which can be heard on the TV, when you watch movie about the war which took place a hundred or two hundred years ago with some aboriginals for their territories. Actually, as far as I understood, those “Da Vince Code” mp3 ringtones were made from the soundtrack of the film. I don’t want to say that the film was great (because, frankly speaking, it was extremely dull, but it’s just my subjective point of view). Maybe, I didn’t like the film, because before watching it I read a book by Dan Brown. By the way, his book is one of the most interesting things I’ve ever read. It even made me think about the hierarchy of the curacy of the church and more deeply understand how it works and what people, who have power and money, can do. I know, that almost all that things were just fiction, but it’s really interesting fiction

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I’ve just downloaded to my cell phone one very interesting mp3 ringtone - it’s a theme melody taken from a serial drama television program, which first appearend on the air in 2003. To those, who have never watched it: it’s about one space warship, which was travelling in the outer space trying to find the thirtheenth colony - Earth. Twelve other colonies were destroyed (or it’s better to say “annihilated”) by Cylons - the creatures, or robots, which/who at first were created as workers, but soon they rebelled against their masters (humans) and began the war (and also created 12 different modifications of robots, which could imitate human beings even on the cellular level). So, on the warship there were those last people, who survived. By the way, these series have very nice theme melody, I mean the first melody with which the film starts. But, frankly speaking, it reminds me of some melodies which are played on TV on the news However, Battlestar Galactica theme mp3 ringtone sounds fine

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Bernard Herrmann (1911-1975) was a famous American composer, who still remains one of the best soundtrack writers (actually, he doesn’t write them now, of course, but his former works are sometimes used in new movies). When he was a child, his father was always taking him to the opera, that’s why he decided to start learning music (expecially violin). At the age of 13 he won $100 prize and later decided to went to New York University. Having only 20 years, he formed his own orchestra - The New Chamber Orchestra of New York. Nowadays Bernard Herrmann is mostly known for his collaboration with Alfred Hitchcock. One of his best works is a score for a film “Psycho” (for the shower episode, which at first should have had no music accompaniment). But namely this music became the most popular of Herrmann’s works. “Psycho” was a thriller and shower music used only the string section (screeching violin), whch was rather unusual for such movies. I recommend you to download Psycho (shower) mp3 ringtone - you would not regret about that!

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