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Question by Griff: I need help finding some songs that sound like...?
OK so I know this is going to sound a little off, and kinda odd but here it goes.
So I don't know if anyone has played the game Endless Ocean 1 or 2, but they're great games for the wii! Anyways, I'm looking for songs that I can listen to while I "scuba dive". So something that's sorta reminiscent of water, something that's slow and soothing. I've been trying to find songs that would fit the atmosphere but no luck so far.
So, even if you haven't played the game, do you now any songs that relax you, or remind you of the ocean... Things like that. Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by nicole68 songs by miley Cyrus, Taylor swift , emiem, jay Sean, Chris brown
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Question by Sam: Are the books, "Shadow Divers", and "The Last Dive" related in any way?
On the back cover of "The Last Dive," it says that the father and son team died trying to solve the secrets of a World War 2 German U-boat about a "half a day's mission from New York Harbor." Likewise, on the back cover of "Shadow Divers," it says that "sixty miles off the coast of New Jersey, weekend scuba divers John Chatterton and Richie Kohler made a startling discovery under decades of accumulated sediment: a World War 2 German U-boat..." I know New York is obviously close to New Jersey and it sounds like the two books could have been talking about two different underwater missions with two different sets of people concerning the same German U-boat. So... are they related in any way???
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Answer by diverepsdotcom Yes they are related. I've read both books.
Chatterton actually was on board when the Rouses (father/son) died. "Last Dive" is Bernie Chowdhury's account of the events.
I'd read both starting with "Shadow Divers" which by the way is being made into a movie.
~Rick
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