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Thank you Frenz. If I had a voice that's worth a damn, I probably would have added some kind of vocals to it. Maybe someday I'll convince Mrs. V to contribute hers.
Take care.
V.

Well, I hope you don't have to play it too often, then!
Thank you Rita, I always appreciate hearing from you.
Take care.
Aaron.

I'm glad you like it. Thank you. I'm not sure how it gives you the creeps, though. In which way does it do that? I'm curious now.
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V.

Thanks, man. I'm glad that's what you thought of. That means I accomplished what I set out to do.
Thanks you again.
Take care.
V.

Aboe, thanks for stopping by. I've never played Cyberpunk, but my kids keep telling me I should. Maybe I'll have to finally check it out.
Thanks again. I appreciate it.
Take care.
V.

Thank you Glenn. I always like to hear the different perspectives from listeners. It's always fascinating to me how the same track can take people in so many different directions.
Your feed back is appreciated.
Take care.
V.

Oli, thank you for taking the time to listen and comment. I truly appreciate it.
Take care.
V

Thank you, Anthony. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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V.

Thank you, Dan. I appreciate it.
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V.

Thanks, Kay. I'll have to check out Drill. I'm not real sure what that is. As far as the mingling of genres, that's something I've always ended up doing. Whether I mean to or not! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Take care.
V.

I'm not familiar with Grime. I'll have to check it out. I imagine it's along the lines of Trap, though.
Don't you hate it when you find something sweet-ass, but then can't ever find it again. There are a lot of old techno tracks from the 90s that I listened to back then that are just faded, fuzzy watercolor memories now, and that's all they'll ever be. Bummer, eh?
Take care, man.
Aaron

I lost it, and several other projects when my old laptop took the proverbial shit. Then my son was here for a month and a half, so I wasn't even really working on any music at all.

Thanks, Aaron. I appreciate it.
You'll be happy then to know that I just uploaded a new one from the Bicky Stalls and the Snushbakes project.

Hi Rita.
That's not weird at all. It wasn't the intention while it was being made, but since you mention it, I can totally see how you would think so.
Either way, I'm glad you liked it, so thank you!
Take care.
V.

Thank you. I appreciate it.

Thanks Bao. I have always loved Mr. Morricone's work. Mr. Badalamenti as well. They have different styles, but somehow share the same energy. As a big fan of both, it's really no surprise that they showed through in this one, and probably will again in future projects!
Thank you again. I appreciate it!
Take care.
V.

Thank you my friend. I almost forgot about Danzig. I Haven't listened to him since the 90s! But since you mentioned it, I can hear it in there.
Thanks again, brother!
Aaron

Thank you, Anthony. I appreciate you taking the time to give a listen and a kind comment.
Take care.
V

Thanks Robin, I appreciate it. Funny thing is, it wasn't intended to sound like a David Lynch soundtrack. I guess influences are going to pop up whether you want it to or not, huh?
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V.

Thanks, Paul.
If you listen just before the cough you can hear the lighter flicking as he lit his smoke. Also, right around 35 seconds in you can hear him move his chair. It's faint, but it's in there.
Funny how this turned cinematic. I wasn't really going for that, but I guess it is what it is, right? As long as people like it, that's all that matters.
Thanks again for swingin' by and giving it a whirl.
Take care, bud.
Aaron.

I take the David Lynch thing as a hell of a compliment. It makes sense, too. Not only is he one of my favorite directors, but Angelo Badalementi is one of my favorite score writers.
The theremin in this is actually a patch I made in Massive just for this song. I'm sure, though, that it will make an appearance in more tracks to come.
There is definitely more like this in the works. Some of which I started years ago. This just happens to be the right time to work on them.
Thank you for taking the time to listen and comment. I appreciate it.
Take care.
V.

Thank you. I've got a lot of feedback saying it could be in a movie, or a theme to a series. Not only on Looperman, but here at home as well. I'm alright with that.
Take care.
V.

Thank you Glenn, I appreciate that. I am mostly proud of this one. As an artist, I always find things that need improving, but I do like it quite a bit.
Thanks again for the kind words.
Take care.
V.

Thanks, Dan. I appreciate it, and I'm glad you like it.
Take care.
V.