LOL I like this track. reminds me of all time classics disco tracks.If you do have time put some vocals on,maybe ft Madonna
somewhere in the track hahaha. Goood job dude.
I telephoned Madonna but "Like a Virgin" she "hung up" on me because she is such a "Material girl" I would need something "Like a Prayer" at this point to get her to listen. it's like she is "Miles Away" from my "Music". At this point I would have to be one "Lucky Star" for her to "justify my ...er song" to her.
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Last halloween my Grandson (9) got one of those dollar store :Insane Asylum" signs & posted it on my studio wall...most of the people whose music I like are eejits (Irish expression)...and I am happy to be included...this is not quite as insane as I had thought it might be...hell, it almost sounds like normal-good (is there a genre for that)....Cheers Steve...always enjoy listening...Ed
Thank You Ed. eejits (idiots) nice. And yes when I write about insanity I happen to trick you by making a straight ahead pop tune. All in a day's work ehh? Thanks for stopping bye.
Steve
Been wanting to comment on this track for like 5 days now but I couldn't. Like I seriously couldn't cuz I cant go 15 seconds on looperman without my browser crashing.
Anyways I gotta say man around the 1:30 mark where the piano chords and the voices and distant gunshots came in there came about a eerie and powerful feeling that gave me the goosebumps. Not many tracks do that. Then at the same time that transitioned to a more uplifting and bouncy tracks. It created this nice contrast.
I am deeply humbled by your response. My goal was to make a house tune that would stop people in their tracks and have to think about war.
Your comment about the piano part giving you goosebumps gave me goosebumps. That's what I wanted for this tune.
I appreciate your comments
Cruhallelujah
Just to say to you that I've been trying to apply external thoughts/concepts on sidechain compression which I guess is very crucial in/at house genres. In other words I have tried sidechain compression but couldn't even touch that kick light/delight pumping as present on on your track.
Very cool one track otherwise!
Sorry for a comment in negative regarding to my efforts. I truly enjoyed listening!
If all would dance, then there would be nobody left to fight.
I made a track in the middle of the 90's with the name - shutup and dance! - Right now i would love to say that loud to all this "War horny leaders and followers"
This is a nice one Steve. Didn't listen to it befor, cause it came up befor i was on looperman. So nice that you updated it and i see it :)
How right you are about the timing for a re-release...its was good before...its even better now and a fitting soundtrack for the state of our temporary little planet...great stuff Steve...Ed
This sounds like a 1980's evil clowns song haha. Think "Attack of the Killer Clowns." I am always impressed by your work cru and this one is no exception. :)
Your title is pretty much composition philosophy/technique - keep throwing stuff at a track and see what sticks and keep on going until you hit on a really cool riff, fill or whatever.
Anyway: I like this.
Intro has a bit of fairground organ feel. That's what they play on the trance Merry-Go-Round.
0:07 much dirtier and then a bit of a music box type of melody and sound.
When that dirty top line kicks in 0:31, it all comes together, even without that much of a bassline. That is such a cool riff. What is it? It's quite a bit guitarey.
This has some of the dirt of grunge but it's very much a dance track so congrats on bringing those genres together - something I also like to do.
2:50 bongo grooves plus metallic percussion are good.
3:36 another synth with some cool movement and timbre, getting more intense around 3:52. shit building nicely before the next breakdown.
4:23 and it sounds a bit like a DJ changing record. Definitely at 4:38 as it sounds like a new track.
Aha my fave riff is returning but then drops out a little before 5:34 when another synth part takes over.
6:07 bassier synth moving about playfully.
Ending is too abrupt though I know it can be hard to do something else that fits nicely.
Overall: an accomplished piece of genre-merging dance skill.
Shit, I did not see this one so sorry for the late reply.
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Your title is pretty much composition philosophy/technique - keep throwing stuff at a track and see what sticks and keep on going until you hit on a really cool riff, fill or whatever.
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Not Exactly as I was very new to this at the time as I did it adn I really had no idea what I was doing or why I was doing it but it seemed to work when I mixed this with that and then with this I would mix that. It's my first post on looperman and one of the early tracks using Acid. It also was the genesis for me to start mixing genres, and that that was OK to do that. I should go back and remix this, but I think I will leave it as a monument like in a museum. It will remind me where I have come from.
Cru
4 years, wow, doesn't seem that long ago you joined. 2012 was a tough year form me so I wasn't around often, missed it on it's debut, sorry. Pretty neat track. I like percussion so when you went nuts with the bongos and shakers I was totally diggin' it! You constructed it as an evolving, ever morphing, juicy musical audible treat for me to play and enjoy a couple times to get it all soaked in before I could comment.
Still a nice debut, it was new to me today, he. Cool track!
Im sorry but enven your intro is great (liking the bottom end sounds) you still don't beat your Ottawa one.
I also enjoy this track since its a mix of many genre with that stategy you can make more favorite since more people will at least like 1 or mutiple part of that track.
finally I foud that funny for the intro to have a cute and innocent xylophone with a beast and a bit creepy bass sound.
Hey mon, I know that I will never top Ottawa for you so that is ok. I like contrasts in music hence the xylophone and the beast bass. My total goal is to make it all come together at the end with all parts.
peace
Hey Cruse i'm a fan of house music and you did your thing with this track with all the comments up here it not much that i can say that everyone else hasn't said so therefore hats off to you homie 5 stars on this one
Mate nice bit of disco sounding work, cant say I was a massive fan of disco back in the olden days....Yeah Im old lol...Liked the types like donna summer and a very few others...Really liking the vibe and changes within the mix friend, was sort of waiting for a vocal to come into the mix...apart from that little thing, track stands nicely alone...always enjoyable checking out your works matey...always touches of surprise's....Fav...Peace Respect...Mosaic...
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Compliments_____Orlando
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somewhere in the track hahaha. Goood job dude.
;-)
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Anyways I gotta say man around the 1:30 mark where the piano chords and the voices and distant gunshots came in there came about a eerie and powerful feeling that gave me the goosebumps. Not many tracks do that. Then at the same time that transitioned to a more uplifting and bouncy tracks. It created this nice contrast.
Great job I really liked it!
I am deeply humbled by your response. My goal was to make a house tune that would stop people in their tracks and have to think about war.
Your comment about the piano part giving you goosebumps gave me goosebumps. That's what I wanted for this tune.
I appreciate your comments
Cruhallelujah
on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
Just to say to you that I've been trying to apply external thoughts/concepts on sidechain compression which I guess is very crucial in/at house genres. In other words I have tried sidechain compression but couldn't even touch that kick light/delight pumping as present on on your track.
Very cool one track otherwise!
Sorry for a comment in negative regarding to my efforts. I truly enjoyed listening!
Best to you, Alex
Steve
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I made a track in the middle of the 90's with the name - shutup and dance! - Right now i would love to say that loud to all this "War horny leaders and followers"
This is a nice one Steve. Didn't listen to it befor, cause it came up befor i was on looperman. So nice that you updated it and i see it :)
stay tuned
joe
Wise words my friend. Wise words.
I'm glad you got to share in the cautious tale of this one.
Cru
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;-)
Cru
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Still good to listen . i loved the part after 3:50. nice work
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Cru
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Your title is pretty much composition philosophy/technique - keep throwing stuff at a track and see what sticks and keep on going until you hit on a really cool riff, fill or whatever.
Anyway: I like this.
Intro has a bit of fairground organ feel. That's what they play on the trance Merry-Go-Round.
0:07 much dirtier and then a bit of a music box type of melody and sound.
When that dirty top line kicks in 0:31, it all comes together, even without that much of a bassline. That is such a cool riff. What is it? It's quite a bit guitarey.
This has some of the dirt of grunge but it's very much a dance track so congrats on bringing those genres together - something I also like to do.
2:50 bongo grooves plus metallic percussion are good.
3:36 another synth with some cool movement and timbre, getting more intense around 3:52. shit building nicely before the next breakdown.
4:23 and it sounds a bit like a DJ changing record. Definitely at 4:38 as it sounds like a new track.
Aha my fave riff is returning but then drops out a little before 5:34 when another synth part takes over.
6:07 bassier synth moving about playfully.
Ending is too abrupt though I know it can be hard to do something else that fits nicely.
Overall: an accomplished piece of genre-merging dance skill.
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Your title is pretty much composition philosophy/technique - keep throwing stuff at a track and see what sticks and keep on going until you hit on a really cool riff, fill or whatever.
"
Not Exactly as I was very new to this at the time as I did it adn I really had no idea what I was doing or why I was doing it but it seemed to work when I mixed this with that and then with this I would mix that. It's my first post on looperman and one of the early tracks using Acid. It also was the genesis for me to start mixing genres, and that that was OK to do that. I should go back and remix this, but I think I will leave it as a monument like in a museum. It will remind me where I have come from.
Cru
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Cru
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Still a nice debut, it was new to me today, he. Cool track!
Wayne
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I also enjoy this track since its a mix of many genre with that stategy you can make more favorite since more people will at least like 1 or mutiple part of that track.
finally I foud that funny for the intro to have a cute and innocent xylophone with a beast and a bit creepy bass sound.
like the title of your track keep it going
Peace.
peace
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Cru
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Cru
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Mate nice bit of disco sounding work, cant say I was a massive fan of disco back in the olden days....Yeah Im old lol...Liked the types like donna summer and a very few others...Really liking the vibe and changes within the mix friend, was sort of waiting for a vocal to come into the mix...apart from that little thing, track stands nicely alone...always enjoyable checking out your works matey...always touches of surprise's....Fav...Peace Respect...Mosaic...
Cru
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