Listen To 16 - I REMEMBER WANTING MORE Blues Song By LINEARFADE | Looperman
6th Jun 2026 10:07 - 1 month ago
Description : I REMEMBER WANTING MORE.. This track closes the album as one of its two possible endings. We leave the protagonist alone with himself in front of the mirror-apologetic, humble, and quietly exhausted. The city outside has moved on, living its own story without him. What remains is a silent, honest reckoning with who he has become. A moment we all eventually reach, when nothing else matters but what we see when we look within.
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Description : Did you ever have those days when you are totally distracted? You find yourself switching from one thing to another due to overwhelm - say hallo to 'ADHD' But this time we could focus on the song and used some loops from Hysteria and Bigishi. And a big thanks to James who did help us with the guitars. (He was in the mood for blues :-) We are on Bandcamp as kayos2 Tell us what you think of this track....
6th Jul 2019 16:46 - 7 years ago
Description : One another guy who ordered this track then didn't pay and doesn't respond to my messages.
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Enjoy and download away.
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18th Jul 2018 04:46 - 8 years ago
Description : Been away for a while. I am doing something I usually don't do with this one. Here is a blues track I put together in a day. It features everything being done by me, with improvised solos for each instrument. This was done using Fl Studio 12 and my Korg M50 keyboard. I plan on adding lyrics to it down the road and having everything much cleaner. Anyhow, enjoy!
Which Solo did you guys like best?
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13th Jan 2019 08:41 - 7 years ago
Description : My first upload for a while, I've been busy with a new job and not had too much time to put anything together, it's a track about someone with depression that's having a rare good day, hope you like it, all comments welcomed
Thanks
Damian
Thanks
Damian
I loved listening to this final reflection, and I think that for many of us here who are a bit older, listening to it, or as in my case, reading it in Spanish, leaves us thoughtful, reflecting on our own lives, on past moments.
I think it's a masterful ending, on par with the rest of the songs.
Congratulations!
Best regards, Juan Carlos.
P.S.
In the last song you posted, I saw that you had a small problem with the comments. I got a little worked up reading it, just like I did today with Manuela, but since it takes me a long time to write messages because I have to translate them several times until I find the right words, when I went to post it, you had deleted the song.
I just wanted to tell you that I feel the same way I did with Manuela...
Unconditional support for great artists like yourselves.
Thank you, and thank you all once again for your kindness and support. This song is our mirror. It is the reflection of many of us, especially at the stage of life we find ourselves in now. It is also the mirror of countless people who, after years of circumstances, choices, expectations, hopes, and pain, eventually find themselves standing before it. I believe it is a fitting ending for our album. But don't forgetit is not the only ending. You can also listen to *Joy Came Quietly* and choose that path instead. There, the protagonist seems to be preparing for something else. As an alternative ending to the album, *Joy Came Quietly* offers a different kind of closure. Where *I Remember Wanting More* confronts regret and self-reflection, this song embraces acceptance. It is the sound of a man who no longer searches for answers, but finds peace in what remains. Not a victory, not a redemptionsimply a quiet grace arriving at the end of a long journey. If all goes well and life allows us the opportunity, our next album will continue the story that began with *Urban Stories*. It will explore humanity's strange and often irrational relationship with the system we create, live within, and sometimes become trapped behind. Atmospheric, dark, and unsettling in its themes, it will look beneath the surface of the world we experience every day. As for our friend who raised concerns about AI, there was never really a problem. It was simply a small misunderstanding regarding a very old recording of poor quality. A few traces of hiss could perhaps be mistaken for artifacts of digital generation, but the truth is that when the piece was originally recorded, such technology did not even exist. Later digital restoration and processing intended to improve the sound may have given that impression.In any case, there is no issue at all. I completely understand such concernswe live in an era where AI is everywhere. The matter was resolved, and our friend, who is also a very talented musician, understood the situation. We remain friends and continue to respect and appreciate one another.
Thank you again for your generous words.
We are now in the final stage of the project. My eyes hurt, my head hurts, and we keep finding small things to correct. Every time we finish something, another detail appears that we want to improve. And, of course, with our jobs and daily responsibilities, time is always short.
Take care, my friend.
With endless appreciation, Chris
In the end, I removed the track, as it was never intended to be included on the album. It simply wasn't worth creating friction over something that wasn't part of the project. We genuinely appreciate opinions, suggestions, and creative observations. Thoughtful criticism is always welcome because it helps us see our work from different perspectives and often leads to better decisions. At the end of the day, that's what matters most to us: the music and the dialogue it creates.
Thank you once again, both on behalf of the band and personally.
Kind regards,
Chris and the LINEAR FADE Band
Thank you so much. We put a lot of thought into it and created several different versions of the song, but in the end, this one won us over.
It reflects exactly how we wanted our story to end (this is an alternative ending to the album). The narrator and protagonist is left alone and, in a moment of deep introspection, apologizes, questions himself, accepts, and ultimately comes to terms with his life.
It is a mirror that all of us, if we haven't already looked into, will certainly face someday.
We didn't want yet another intense track filled with energy, tension, and rhythm, because this moment is solitary, quiet, and still.
Take care, and thank you on behalf of all of us here.
Chris & LINEAR FADE Band