crucethus

Hey Paul. Thanks. I decided to put 6 tracks on a 10inch vinyl EP. Some of the newest tunes will be on this, as well as the song I made 2 yrs ago as a tribute to my now deceased Mother. I plan on sending a copy to my sister for next Christmas, but not tell her that it's coming. My wife treated me for our anniversary by buying me the two albums of Angine de Poitrine. I feel for you with sciatica. My knees have been awful, especially when it's humid or raining, which it has been quite a bit this year. I was reading some comments on your last release, and I like the thoughts you have on when you make music, you have this mental picture of trying to hold up to the new standard that you have reached. I can tell you with certainty that we all have that drive and expectation when creating music. What I have noticed though is that there are periods in time where I am better or get into a zone, and others where I feel like I am floundering. The one lesson I have learned over the years is that when it's not happening, don't sweat it. Take a break. I saw the Madonna interview with Grahmn Norton. The one thing she said, which I think rings true with many artists, is that when you're not trying purposely to create something, that's when the magic happens.

I am Glad you enjoyed

Thanks Mate!

Foos yer Doos, I appreciate the props. I think you all know how much Roxy has influenced me, but there are also many other artists influencing this one. I enjoyed crafting this one. Cheers!

I just wanted something that builds on itself, but is still familiar and true to the original base.

Still creeping around after all these years. Been listening to a weird combo of Angine de Poitrine and Cerrone, and finding some weird similarities. Where that will take me is unknown, but it's a cool rabbit path to follow.

Oi, thanks, mate. "Freakout Guitar". A very nice description, I would attest that to "In Every Dream Home a Heartache" by Roxy Music, where Phil brings that "Freakout" sound. But nonetheless an accurate description. Thank You.

Thanks, this was one of the more complicated arrangements, but a very distinctively clear mix (not muddled with all that's going on)

Ahh, I love Kraftwerk. Thanks for the kudos!

Thank you, Dan, much appreciated!

TY Mate, Cheers back at yah!

Thank you so much. I loved how the song just keeps building!

More than this is my fav alltime song, and I love Kate Bush!

Pain suckks... I have great Knee pain and lovely neuropathy in my feet from Type 2 Diabetes. I am under great medication, and I do have some therapeutic remedies. But I understand the disruption pain brings to your life. Thank you for a very comprehensive dissection of my song. I appreciate that. " The first person to ever tell me I had something worth sharing," I wish someone had told you that long ago. I always knew that you had a story to tell, a feeling to express, and you were struggling to find that avenue. It's been my absolute honor to tell you that you... Yes, you had that always inside of you. I could hear that, I could see that. But it was in telling you that you had that, that you... Yes, you found that... You discovered the creative and the innovative voice that's been wanting to come out for a long time. I cannot tell you how incredibly proud of you I am for finding that inner voice and motivation. And now, look at you, now you're guiding the next generation of looperpeople to learn what you learned. As I get Older, I realize life is not always about how much you have got, but how much you have given. It's such a balance, and yet it's sometimes more rewarding for me to see the success of others as opposed to me. I get great satisfaction from seeing others comment on your work as inspirational. Never give up, never give in. You got this one, mate! I will always be your champion when you need it. Until then, carry on, I salute you!

Mark, thank you for that. The great Izachlt Perleman tells a great Joke. People were trying to move Ludwig van Beethoven's casket to a nicer gravesite. As they were about to pick it up off the ground, they heard some funny, scratching noises coming from inside.They decided to open the casket and there was Beethoven, hunched over one of his symphonic scores with a giant eraser, erasing the music like crazy.They asked him, "Ludwig, what are you doing?"He replied, "Quiet, I'm decomposing."

Thank you, yes this seems to drift away... "gimme the beat boys and free my soul, I wanna get lost in your rock n roll and drift away!"

Sometimes the Dark Horse bides his time and waits for the right moment.

Bonjour, my friend, I am glad u liked, and thanks for stopping bye!

Psst, I was never lost... don't tell the others!

Beatles, that's a helluva comparison comment, muchas gracias!

Thank you so much, I appreciate your comments.

Kiitos, I appreciate the encouragement. Been doing this for quite a while now! ;-)

Thanks Mate!

Thank you so much, Anthony.