dimestop
music dance share
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Joined : 27th Nov 2020 - 5 years ago
Last Online : 31st Mar 2026 - 11 hours ago
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on your no longer here now by dimestop
Thank you for sharing your feelings with us!
Enjoy another beautiful day!
Micky
thanks for checking me out and showing support my friend, your time is always appreciated
on your no longer here now by dimestop
on your no longer here now by dimestop
oops, didn't realise the comments were turned off, that was not done on purpose. fixed that now, thank you for the heads-up!
on your no longer here now by dimestop
i understand what you are saying and couldn't agree more.
anti-depressants are very useful, just not the pharmaceutical ones. much better to socialize and make music.
last but not least congratulations on being an awesome grandfather! :)
and i'll take this opportunity to say nice chillout track bro, i listened the other day and again earlier, i would have commented but they are switched off
on your no longer here now by dimestop
a heart-wrenching track that weaves the complex tapestry of loss and sadness into a poignant song. the harmonies are steeped in emotion and every word is a raw, honest tribute to the heartache of loss.
there's a genuine display of vulnerability evident. the melancholic song has a beautiful way of encapsulating the grief of losing someone dear. is this you singing? really good, it fits so well.
amidst the profound sadness there's a sense of solace setting in, just like when we get older and more wise and get more experienced to cope better with whatever life throws at us. like any other skill this also can be learned through shared sorrow, from the cathartic experience of acknowledging our deepest emotions and facing them head-on - as you evidently understand already.
this piece is evidence for the strength of the human spirit and the indomitable power of music to heal, express and to connect us in our shared and at times utterly flawed yet still beautiful human experience.
you crafted a deeply touching musical work of art. this is not just a tune, but a journey through the spectrum of human emotion and i can tell you this is a beacon of light for those navigating through the labyrinth of loss.
it's sad yet beautiful and without a doubt a song that will resonate with anyone who's ever loved and lost. it sure does with me, as my eyes are getting wet just a little bit now. bravo!
loss and grief affect everyone differently, many have suffered loss and yes we come to terms with it eventually.
when its unexpected though, now that's a different thing. the strength of the love you have lost is the big impact, for example a spouse parent child or a sibling has a much larger affect. and how that loss came about affects your thoughts. most here are aware of my loss, i was 15 and my mom was murdered, she was 33. im 56 so have lived double my moms life, and i still have the same questions i had as a kid, they'll never be answered, i will go to my grave with the question why? its the suddenness that does the damage, i ache for my mom, she missed everything, i have 2 children one of each i have 4 grandchildren both gave me one of each, im blessed and a have a life worth living but they've all missed out on a nan, although i do have a step mom who i love dearly, but she's not my mom
it affected my life immensely, as a youngster you wanna be brave and not cry in front of your mates, so i hid it, and continued that for 40 years, all though im sure some may have had an idea something wasn't right but they not gonna say nothing unless you do, it was early '80's, mental health and the stigma around it is not the same now, its far more talked about, sharing your problems is a massive help though, it doesn't take the pain away but it lightens the load your carrying. doctors just wanna give you anti-depressants, no thanks. i opened up, that was my medicine, i consider myself a survivor, ive not beat it, ive learnt to live with it.
and yes that is me singing, Matthias produced the music he lost his younger brother last year mid 30's, so you got 2 looper colleagues and good friends too, put real heart and soul into this piece.
please don't feel sorry for us, it wont change anything, just be happy for the short time time we had with them, im proud of my scars and happy to show the
thanks for the time you gave us here, its appreciated, bro.
on your no longer here now by dimestop
on your no longer here now by dimestop
it would have been a waste not to bring it, i tried Matthias' vocal too couldn't get that to work either, but its been recieved ok, so im pleased
on your no longer here now by dimestop
on your no longer here now by dimestop
on your no longer here now by dimestop
I think your a tad off sync tho just a tad
on your no longer here now by dimestop
on your no longer here now by dimestop
Mark
on your no longer here now by dimestop
This track is so emotional.
The beat is beautiful.
You didd a great job again mister.
on your no longer here now by dimestop
on your no longer here now by dimestop
Wayne
on your no longer here now by dimestop
Good job.
on your no longer here now by dimestop
Michael
on theres gonna be murder by dimestop
on theres gonna be murder by dimestop
Great job, very oregional (Sic)
on theres gonna be murder by dimestop
on theres gonna be murder by dimestop
Is the King gangsta? He's got some nice cribs and he does have some bitchin' rides, like the one on coronation day, he!
Wayne
Charles has got the cribs got the whips all the bling and inherited 500 million plus from his mum queen Lizzie, never paid a penny in inheritance tax, we pay 40% that's the standard in the UK, of course he's gangsta :))
on theres gonna be murder by dimestop
I love the vocal flow, man. I always like a good slow-n-low.
Combined with the hip hop beat accompanied by string pizzicato, it gives a truly sinister value. I dig it.
You know, there's a little hint of The Specials in there if you listen close enough.
I see a lot of people commenting on the track length. I take it they've never listened to doom metal. Those tracks are so long, you could show up 45 minutes late to a concert and they'd still only be half way through the first song. Ha! Personally, I love a long track. I hate it when you get into a great vibe of a song, then just as you really start to groove to it, it's F'n done! That's why most of my tracks are 5 minutes or more. But, we're not here to talk about my tunes.
Anyhow, good work, man.
As always, take care.
V.
on theres gonna be murder by dimestop
Mark
on theres gonna be murder by dimestop
on theres gonna be murder by dimestop
it’s so good to hear you in top form, brother.
ive still made a few tightening tweaks after the upload too, im now happy with it. on to the next bro