High quality "Still Alive" is done!

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GilAssayas

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Hey all,

A few months ago I posted a video of my band "missFlag" playing a cover of Still Alive. Many of you liked it, even though the sound quality wasn't too good.

Well, since then we've received literally thousands of requests for a high quality version.. so we decided to hit the studios and record the song properly!

It's now done and we've released it as a free MP3 :)

You can hear it over here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQTQRBu0pLE

Download the MP3 from here:
http://www.missflag.com/?section=portal

Hope you enjoy, let me know what you think! :)

Gil
 
Black meesa?
I think it's pronounced may-sah.

Good version of the song anyway.
 
Thanks!

Yeah we mispronounced the word "Mesa"... our mistake :)
 
This is a triumph...
I'm making a note here, huge success...
It's hard to overstate my satisfaction.

I'm sorry, it had to be said...
 
No you didn't. There's absolutely nothing wrong with "meesa".
I pronounce it 'meesa' it's a fine way to say it as well. Great version, just as before when you posted the youtube video, many thanks for taking the time to do this.
 
Meesa is a terrible way to pronounce it. Mesa is a Spanish word, pronounced "may-suh", and only "may-suh".
 
Saying "Meesa" make you sound like Jar-jar. You don't want that, do you?
 
Funny though, it still sounds like "meesa" to me in the original version of the song. Maybe she made the same mistake? (Or maybe I'm just deaf :p)

I do realize the correct way to pronounce it is "may-suh" though.
 
Meesa is a terrible way to pronounce it. Mesa is a Spanish word, pronounced "may-suh", and only "may-suh".

welcome to America, as long as you're within the ballpark, you are fine.
 
I pronounce it 'meesa' it's a fine way to say it as well. Great version, just as before when you posted the youtube video, many thanks for taking the time to do this.

I pronounce it as "Meesa" simply because of similarly "spelt" Greek characters.

Funny though, it still sounds like "meesa" to me in the original version of the song. Maybe she made the same mistake? (Or maybe I'm just deaf :p)

I do realize the correct way to pronounce it is "may-suh" though.

No, she said "May-suh"
 
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