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Charles Feelgood
Dial 611 - by DJ Feelgood
Album: Can You Feel It?
Genres: Electronic
This dull but danceable track is appropriately titled -- it's in serious need of repair service!

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	"Call 611" is yet another mindless groove that's great to shake your ass to, but has no real substance. There's nothing on this track that you haven't heard a million times before -- just a soulless, repetitive, mind-numbing dance beat that will make your feet move, but will also be forgotten five minutes later. Don't misunderstand, this will surely get the kids dancin' at the next rave, but there's nothing memorable or special about it at all -- it's just there. Comparing this track to intelligent electronica from even the more commercial likes of Moby, Fatboy Slim, and the Chemical Brothers is like comparing fresh squeezed orange juice to Sunny Delight -- it'll do in a pinch, but don't expect to live on it.

	*Julio Diaz*
	Julio Diaz is the Editor-In-Chief for Ink 19, the largest music magazine in the Southeast US, and the third largest regional magazine in the country. He is the former Webmaster of The Florida Ska Web Page! and the former Vice President of A&R and Marketing for Citrus Records. His work has also been published in Focus magazine and translated into French for Dig It! magazine.

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Man, this beat makes me want to smack my mama:) ...It sounds funny.
Jeremy Long

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