Booster - Anomelie

Thx! This is one of my favorite pieces and very personal to me, so I've been pretty protective of it. Might be willing to trade you something for it though if you email me...

Wow, thanks for the great review! I have indeed noticed the props from the big dogs. I'm basking in the glory while trying not to let it go to my head, haha. Um, and also trying not to feel intimidated about coming up with new stuff. Not sure I can make another ambient piece as good as this one! It was one of those effortless and inspired moments, almost like the piece was making itself. So... we'll see, I guess.

This was only the second song I ever put together, so at the time I didn't even know what Mastering was, and I have lost the original file, so I'd have to build it from scratch again if I wanted to mess with that. Actually, that could be why there's so much headroom. Since I lost the original work, I think I rendered this version from Acid off of an mp3 that had found its way into iTunes. Messy.

You seem like the kinda guy who could appreciate a nice tube amp for his receiver. I like that!

Thanks again for stopping by. I'll give you my thoughts when I get to your tracks in a bit. I just added you on myspace too!

Ha! Yeah, I am guessing I take your loops in a different direction than you're used to. :) (I use your stuff in a few of my other tunes, too.) Thanks for supplying such fun material to work with!

This song is pretty special to me, so no dl's at this point! But I'm glad you liked! The synths kind of simulate the heaviness in the air, the humidity, don't you think? Thanks for comments!

Thanks!

Much thanks. Each of my pieces tells a certain story, and to me, this piece is a landscape. Corn fields, tree swings, the humid charged air before a lightening storm. Thanks for the tip about genres!

Haha, listen more closely. There is a thunderstorm! The sounds all correlate to childhood experiences-- keys dropped, robins singing, thunderstorms, cicadas, a voice that seems to be telling me to "leave, leave." (I was never meant for the midwest.) A tiger roar would have been appropriate too, as I was once the school mascot for a basketball game. We were the Central Tigers. Thanks for listening.