alright mate. this is like nothing i have ever heard before it is like a musical education listening to your tracks. i have been trying recentley to make something new and it always ends up quite similar, but you seem to have your own thing going on here which is cool. that bass nearly knocked my hat off.
I can't decide whether I love the skittering drums or just wanted a reason to type "skittering". Either way, it's a great collage of melodies over the skittering drums. Skittering. Skittering. Skittering. Skittering.
Requesting coordinates. I need to visit planetjazzbass for research and inspiration.
i´m surprised about the way you have used the drums and the whole track .......this sounds all in all
very experimental and interesting...maybe the military drum and bass composers will kill you because your bpm is less than 160 and hopefully they won´t kill me for these loops....but anyway i feel honored by this track composition
peace PCOLF
I have to have a look at ebay to get myself a spaceship, maybe then I can find the galaxy where you get your inspiration man .....
this is so .... so ..... so ..... don't know ....
I just love it!!!!!!!
I'm blown away ..... fantastic ....
thx for this!!!!
Thx rei....this is what I would categorize as a jam track....I just plug in hit record and go for it..with minimal post production.....glad you liked it mate.
i love this track....especially in the first 30 seconds or so where it's like a huge jumble of sounds held together with baling twine..... really really good dude! xeLLex
......and in response to your reply, i lived in rural Western Australia a couple of years ago, maybe it affectted me more than I thought!!!
I didnt even know what I wanted to listen to first. This song is cool, I will have to listen to it multiple times just to take in everything you have going on in here. Wild for sure. Love it.
there was this television executive that contacted me in refrence to doing the technical mix on a commercial for that guy that plays that pan flute thingy, but I needed a bass player for the main track that was the underlying music in the commercial, lost for words at that time and not sure what to do, I went out side for a smoke and there was this genie lamp dirty and half buried in the sand I grabbed it finished my smoke and went back inside. I gave the lamp a rub and of course having my wish I guess in my mind the whole sound set seemed to slowly start spinning to such a degree that all the recognizable visuals became blurred, dizzy and confused I could hear the sound pink floyd used on the song welcome to the machine off of the wish you were here album, then I realized I was no longer on the sound set I was on a completely different planet , I noticed two gentlemen in the distance I aproached them one in a fur coat and the other in shackles, as i came closer they turned in my direction the one in the fur coat was an ape and the other charlton heston and I asked what is this place they replied almost in unison, this is the planet jazzbass, I then replied, I need a bass player, the ape replied,
and you paint a beautiful picture of a rather gruesome subject matter (and speaking about painting, I've done some too and out of all the mediums of art I'm not too keen on doing it, though looking at the works of others is the most pleasant of the bunch, seconded only to old Copper Etchings).
As for the sbuject matter, I am currently writing a book in which I touch base on Nuclear energy (and some things about it's process that puzzle me, to act as suggestions to the scientific community for improving it). Good gravy, by Jim!
Dig 'em, dig 'em!? Sorry, I was thinkin somethin along the lines of 'I dig it!', but suddenly that cereal's cartoon Frog popped into my head.
Of all the ones I've heard and reviewed so far this is my favorite (will add and maybe D/L after this). The vocal sample and the vibe of this track reminds me of something of the Telepopmusic album (which is pretty choice if ya haven't heard it yet). Coolness!
In my mouth and everyone's invited (haha, that was a quote from an old Simpsons episode in which Homer creates 'The Flaming Homer' drink).
The vocal samples were killer and the rest just seem to outdo the other. Kinda like each musician or component wanting to be the top dog/center of attention. I may very well download this. Thanx for sharing!
There has never been a 36th chamber and never will be, because the common man is not yet enlightened enough to learn our techniques (an extemporaneous qoute from the martial arts classic, The 36th Chamber)
That's because the first part of this song kinda took me to a scene of people meditating under Cherry trees with the nearby cat-tails being buzzed by Dragonflies. Interesting vibe this has!
Wait, no. That was said to have been destroyed in the '07 movie. Dang it all! Wait a tick, we've still got the planet Junk from the original (or was that destroyed by Galvatron? I can't remember now).
I think if we wait long enough that might happen here on our planet (research transhumanism if curious).
Anyways, this song has a pretty interesting feel to it. I absolutely love the main synth leads on this (reminds me of old sci-fi). The drums and bass seem somewhat at odds, but they work. I really dig the Josh Wink feel they have. Solid sweetness chum!
wowzers. this is the coolest thing i have ever heard. i listened one night during the week after work and i didn't get. i think iwas not in the right frame of mind or something.
the is genius. the interaction of the elements give it a very unique feel. it sounds metallic. i am not sure if i would fit in on this planet but i would defo go there on holiday.
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on Robot Planet by Planetjazzbass
John
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John59
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on Chipped Bhudda by Planetjazzbass
on Shade of Nazareth by Planetjazzbass
i feel like floating in space!!
cool man
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i love your experimental style
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very cool!!!
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on Chipped Bhudda by Planetjazzbass
very experimental and interesting...maybe the military drum and bass composers will kill you because your bpm is less than 160 and hopefully they won´t kill me for these loops....but anyway i feel honored by this track composition
peace PCOLF
on Chipped Bhudda by Planetjazzbass
on Chipped Bhudda by Planetjazzbass
this is so .... so ..... so ..... don't know ....
I just love it!!!!!!!
I'm blown away ..... fantastic ....
thx for this!!!!
peace, rei
on Chipped Bhudda by Planetjazzbass
......and in response to your reply, i lived in rural Western Australia a couple of years ago, maybe it affectted me more than I thought!!!
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Bossle'
on Chipped Bhudda by Planetjazzbass
on Chipped Bhudda by Planetjazzbass
your bass work seems to always amaze me!
nice job
Noir
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As for the sbuject matter, I am currently writing a book in which I touch base on Nuclear energy (and some things about it's process that puzzle me, to act as suggestions to the scientific community for improving it). Good gravy, by Jim!
on Memories by Planetjazzbass
Of all the ones I've heard and reviewed so far this is my favorite (will add and maybe D/L after this). The vocal sample and the vibe of this track reminds me of something of the Telepopmusic album (which is pretty choice if ya haven't heard it yet). Coolness!
on Horizontal Folk Dance by Planetjazzbass
The vocal samples were killer and the rest just seem to outdo the other. Kinda like each musician or component wanting to be the top dog/center of attention. I may very well download this. Thanx for sharing!
on Leperville by Planetjazzbass
on Beach Days by Planetjazzbass
That's because the first part of this song kinda took me to a scene of people meditating under Cherry trees with the nearby cat-tails being buzzed by Dragonflies. Interesting vibe this has!
on Robot Planet by Planetjazzbass
I think if we wait long enough that might happen here on our planet (research transhumanism if curious).
Anyways, this song has a pretty interesting feel to it. I absolutely love the main synth leads on this (reminds me of old sci-fi). The drums and bass seem somewhat at odds, but they work. I really dig the Josh Wink feel they have. Solid sweetness chum!
on Robot Planet by Planetjazzbass
the is genius. the interaction of the elements give it a very unique feel. it sounds metallic. i am not sure if i would fit in on this planet but i would defo go there on holiday.
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on Shade of Nazareth by Planetjazzbass