I put this on my mixtape "For Best Results, Use Drugs," and from that mix I got the tempo I like to play this song at. I feel terrible speeding up a BT song, but this song is more dancable if tweaked up a % or two. This is another of BT's harder breaks tracks. You can hear him going for broke in a hundred different ways, and the sad thing is, a lot of BT fans might be confused by the song. It doesn't sound like BT at first, and it's the kind of song, like Hip Hop Phenomenon, that takes a few listens to seriously get into. Both Hip Hop Phenomenon and Fibonacci Sequence are tracks that take a little getting used to. What I find interesting is the fact that when I played them at new year's, people were getting into them just fine. So I guess these are just some of those odd tracks that might sound confusing as just listening music, but work well on a dance floor. Funny, how they actually make better listening music. I don't claim to know how it works. This song is built on the mantra, "mathmatics is the language of nature." Oh yes, and music. Beautiful music.
