Planetjazzbass

Planetjazzbass

The aura of tone
Downunder, Australia
Joined : 4th Jan 2008 - 18 years ago
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Planetjazzbass
Hi Mizmee..my first exposure to your material....I think I've been irradiated!lol..well you do have a radiant voice...Wow,a real eye opener,the music and mix are great and more importantly they support superbly the vocal performance..and what a voice!..super impressive..poise,sustain,pitch control and above all feeling...without trying to sound too ingratiating you just won yourself a new fan...excellonto on all counts..cheers Planet :)
FullCapicityMuzic
FullCapicityMuzic replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
thanks PJB, that really means a lot to me. my looperman experience thus far has met my expectations greatly and i appreciate your review.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 17th Jul 2011 11:03 - 15 years ago

on sometimes all they need is a little release by mrE
Hey Ern..saw the Eman on the loop..seems like ages since I've checked your material..I think the verboten zone around you has evaporated don't you think(if there ever was one,but you know what I mean)....cool groove with plenty of MrE present,but then it would be wouldn't it! lol...cheers mate Dave
mrE
mrE replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
never really felt it.ive kept in touch with a whole bunch of people from the loop on facebook. ive made a concious effort(really no effort at all) to stay away from the loop until recently.too much sunshime too enjoy out there ...anyway thx for the review dave
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 17th Jul 2011 10:46 - 15 years ago

on Gonna start on my own by Phyruis
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Planetjazzbass 17th Jul 2011 10:31 - 15 years ago

on Arabian Sunset by Buddrumming
Hey Bud..Damn man I'm sitting inside the bass drum tripping almost!...reminicent of the more melodic offering from Captain Beefheart..Jeez mate,you can really get inside this music or it gets inside you...totally in your face but from the vibration and offbeat side of things...very much "Head" music..back in the day I'd be toked up while listening to this and say "yeah put that back on for sure!" lol..love this stuff, major thumbs up to Scott,Chris and yourself...cheers Dave
Buddrumming
Buddrumming replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Hey thx Mate... I was thinking you would sort of like this track... especialty the bass track that Scott laid down... thx for spin, Bud
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 16th Jul 2011 00:58 - 15 years ago

on Le Belfigore by zappo
Ahhh....Detlef the Monk,somehow I can't see you taking any vows of celibacy! lol..I really dig this man..it shifts into an ethereal electric groove,you always place your guitar sound so well within your tunes,your a one man Pink Floyd (but better!)...your music is always very inspirational....thanks for the great music my friend!...cheers Dave :)
zappo
zappo replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Hi Dave
There are far too many influences that have a similar structure.
To organize them and to add together is the art of creating a composition
Thank you my friend that you like it
Detlef
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 11th Jul 2011 12:26 - 15 years ago

on Ultimate Power by DextDee
Hey Dext..cool beats man!I'd say this is crossing over into world music territory,whatever the genre I dig the way the vibe lays back and lets the vocals ring out,if anything there needs more of her splendid voice (like about 2 hours! lol)..well produced with that DextDee polish you can see(and hear)your face in!...cheers Dave
DextDee
DextDee replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
2 hours!!!! that would be epic! lol thnx for the compliment man. i really appreciate it a lot!
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 10th Jul 2011 01:20 - 15 years ago

on DEF DV EYE DRUMS for collab by DonnieVyros
Hey mate...I'm liking this groove..plus it's great to hear a drum track on it's own and also give a good demonstration of the program...I use a lot of drum machine programs and always love inserting my own samples into their patterns..I have Izotope's iDrum is this the same?..Sounds like it might be...probably one of the best and easiest to use rhythm programs out their,which is a big plus,there's nothing worse than having to spend up to weeks mastering a program and then find your creative juices have stopped flowing!lol....definitely a cool groove box. cheers Dave
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros replied 23rd Dec 2011 - 14 years ago
Yep it is, haha. Kinda where the track name came from. I hadta show it off coz of how cool the prog is (fav parts are the Bounce feature & song creation window). It just goes to show how powerful this is coz I was just playin around with it that night. Anyways, its cool that you've used the prog too and am glad you dig it as much as I do. Lates!
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 4th Jul 2011 07:38 - 15 years ago

on Dreaming A Dream (with Mark Cloutier) by MarieDailly
I actually have driven through Paris in a sports car! lol...unlike Marian Faithful who I could have sworn was initially singing this song!...There's heaps of influences running here,Jeez if I close my eyes Big Brother and the Holding Company float across the stage amongst others...cool stuff Marie! and cooler still that it's a Blues number,for some weird reason that genre hardly gets a look in these days..more power to you!..I dig it..cheers Dave :)
MarieDailly
MarieDailly replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Thanks Dave!
Again with the Marianne Faithful comparisons, lol!
All that time I spent as a kid trying to imitate her paid off, LMAO! I'd love to do a cover of As Tears Go By.
So glad you like it, & blues is my preferred genre. I've written a couple of other blues songs, but so far only really have the vocal melodies sorted out! But I have been sent some great stuff that I'll either use for those or write more lyrics for!
This one was easier since I had the music to work from. Love mark's guitar playing!
TY!
Marie :D
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 2nd Jul 2011 03:21 - 15 years ago

on Just What I Like by eshar
I would imagine the hint of Hip Hop was generated by incumbents with their 'A' levels judging by the sophisticated sound! lol..seriously though,I really like this groove,mellow funk I would call it..and yet again we are faced with the hopelessly inadequate genre list,I understand why you chose fusion..however thats like categorizing Modern art under contemporary art...mind you my idea of what fusion represents probably is antiquated by now...sorry for the rant,odds are the upcoming changes will happen sometime after I expire from holding my breath!..cheers Dave
eshar
eshar replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Dave I was on the verge of hitting the sack when I saw your review and rest assured I went to sleep with a smile on my face. Not that the thought of you expiring made me laugh but as we both know the full implementation of the "upcoming changes" might see both of us off :)
I have to say that I don't really like the Fusion genre...or that tag and I agree that it doesn't really do justice at times.
Thanks for the listen and review.
Elaine
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 1st Jul 2011 06:34 - 15 years ago

on 4th of July Asbury Park (Sandy) by RonGallagher
Hey Ron,gutsy performance!..man you've got nowhere to hide when your going direct!..whoa what a great take!full of all the emotive energy anybody could possibly wish for in an acoustic set..it's very symptomatic of the covers you do that they always become "yours" and not just a motion....no doubt wherever your gigging the people are digging it big time...excellent man,heartfelt and true...cheers Dave :)
RonGallagher
RonGallagher replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Dave, Greetings brother. Always great to hear from you and once again I am humbled by your kindness. My father was a jazz drummer and our house was filled with music each and every day. I have 3 older sisters who groomed me on all things rock and roll and 2 older brothers who appreciated the tight vocal harmony bands. So I learned from a very early age that it is ALL music. Cover, Original..really makes no difference to me. If a song touches my heart, it matters not if I wrote it or if you wrote it. I learn it, perform it, track it and share it. The expression is as personal as any. As Hendrix and Eva Cassidy make anothers song their own, I try to project myself as best I can. Thank you as always Dave. You inspire me. RG
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 28th Jun 2011 08:58 - 15 years ago

on An Old School Project by nepaul
Hey Paul...great track man!..super punchy and funky,excellent vocals with a built in tag that can't be ripped off,don't know why I mentioned that thought,guess it's because of all the whining the Looperman HH crew do! LOL..I've always liked your style and delivery,reminds me somewhat of early Beastie Boys,maybe it's the Old School vibe!..all I know for sure is material that I like and this stuff fits the bill....very tight and very cool!...cheers Dave
nepaul
nepaul replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
My style is definitely golden era. I don't care what's HOT these days, ima keep doing me! lol. Thanks for review Dave. I hope you picked up the EP too!
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 19th Jun 2011 03:17 - 15 years ago

on Cartas desde el Exilio by Vicen
Hey Vicen..strong performance man..I familiar with Spanish history and some of it's political saga's..always great to get a perspective from an insider especially a musical one!...The lyrics fit seamlessly within this rocking groove,super!...and very much appreciate the English translation for monolingual dummies like myself! lol...cheers Dave :)
Vicen
Vicen replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
I have been fortunate to meet people of all kinds and with different visions of the same story. You already know the recent history of Spain is very complex and although many Spanish people think that there is only black and white, the reality is that there are plenty of shades of gray.
Thank you very much for your review and if you want any recommendations of books (I hope they are translated into English), please tell me.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 15th Jun 2011 06:34 - 15 years ago

on Do you ft Diane Jessurun - Spiv Remix by fixxxer
Hi mate..first visit to your page,G'day!..this has a very Film Noir intro to it,which is cool...then it slips into a more traditional groove..it's interesting listening to this,twenty years ago I would have said the drums are way too loud! lol..but everyone's perception of where the beat belongs has changed,including mine I might say..I like it!..the end notes need to be strung out a little more with some long tailed reverb and fade maybe..it was a little abrupt(a very small critique) .. nice one!..cheers Planet
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 12th Jun 2011 02:30 - 15 years ago

on One Love BeyondEvolution collab by thephilosofist
Cool oriental motif running through this piece...an excellent vocal presence,you've obviously put a lot of work in on this track,it's got depth and polish...I think your starting to get up onto the level where you can compete commercially,I have no doubt if you were afforded time in a state of the art studio the finished product would really turn a few heads...excellent work by all involved!...cheers Dave
thephilosofist
thephilosofist replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
thanks planet! I have a while before I really need to worry about getting into a studio but I appreciate it.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 11th Jun 2011 01:25 - 15 years ago

on Come with me into the blue ft Alicia by eshar
I like this track,I wasn't sure what direction the music was going in initially,but that was because it was listed under "Spoken Word" and I'd set a mental agenda for it....a cool progression musically and visually..The lyrics or prose are great,though to me this is an opening stanza for a larger work,you have the advantage of being able to successful vocalize your written material,not many people can pull this off and still retain the work's subtleties....writing is a capricious beast,unlike music which in many cases hides behind a facade of detachment..when you write it's a window far clearer than any assortment of notes can ever be...but you know all this. cheers Dave
eshar
eshar replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Hi Dave,
what a lovely deep and insightful review. Thank you.
These days I mush prefer the idea of writing to music in some respects and it's strange for me to read things I wrote a long time ago and realise they won't have the same impact on me or the reader now, but I digress I think.
Anyway thank you again for listening and commenting.
Elaine
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 8th Jun 2011 23:08 - 15 years ago

on Be with you Saxobones by SLAPJOHNSON
Hey Steve....Jeez man,is anyone in your family bereft of musical ability?..fat chance!lol..This is so on another level since I first heard it,Fiona as they say is the icing on the cake to a superb track.....I love the guitar work especially at play here but there's no doubt the added sensitivity Fiona brings with her vocals puts this track probably as "the single" on the album..do they still do that?..pick a track for 'single' designation...I think I'll only be able to decide when I get the CD and play the whole album start to finish,which will be great!(5 copies would be maximo appreciato compardre)..cheers Dave :)
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 8th Jun 2011 10:53 - 15 years ago

on To save this love by Saxobones by SLAPJOHNSON
Crazy man!...You've got a great set of pipes,and this is my only criticism of this super track..Bring the vocals forward in the mix!lol..people always tend to back off with their own voice levels(strange but true)...seriously fantastic track buddy,Baritone Sax is one of my fav sounds and when it's incorporated into your trade mark horn section it blows me away...bass line is wicked!...ahh the WahWah pedal..do you realize I'm a certified WahWah repair man (in my own lunch box that is)lol..give the modulation pot a good squirt of crc,rp7 or whatever brand penetrating spray into it's innards with the extension tube and the thing will be like new.....nuff said...super FunkoRhythmic vibes!!..cheers Dave
SLAPJOHNSON
SLAPJOHNSON replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Hi Dave, just in the process of getting quotes for 1'000 copies of this album to be pressed. I have loaned a pair of Yamaha HS50M flat response monitors to try and get the best mix I can... We need to tweak one or two solos as Alexander's not happy with a couple of notes here and there ( That's perfectionists for you )! I change the vocals on be with you Dave, it might be worth your while having a listen as it now features Fiona. She has brought a wonderful sensitivity to the track.
I'm hoping to get the whole thing finished by the first week in July ( pressed and packaged ). How many copies would you like me to send?
Cheers, Slap...
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 8th Jun 2011 09:30 - 15 years ago

on The Tribes Have Spoken by LarzCreative
Hey Larz..cool piece...sort of Zen'd out there while listening! lol....the intensity builds in this which is great,always better to be moving within the music...introspective with good vibes happening throughout...I dig it!..cheers Dave
LarzCreative
LarzCreative replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Thanks a lot Dave! Appreciate the review. Thought you would like to hear your drums in action. ;-) Great job on these tribal drums! Very unique which is why I used them.

Cheers,
Larz
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 7th Jun 2011 23:47 - 15 years ago

on Get Away Tonight (feat Stephanie Kay) by JoyfulWAVE
Hey JW...big sounding tune you have here man!..Stephanie's pella fits perfectly,I'm not usually an Autotune fan but because of the instrumentation happening within the track her voice effectively "plays" itself seamlessly...a very "up" piece that's way enjoyable..careful or the cast of Glee might rip it off! lol(it does have a commercial sound,which is a very hard thing to achieve believe me,I've never been able to do it!)...excellent production! cheers Dave :)
JoyfulWAVE
JoyfulWAVE replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
THX...for your review my friend :) hey dave...i always try my best...like you do :)
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 3rd Jun 2011 23:52 - 15 years ago

on Funk City by Saxobones by SLAPJOHNSON
Let the boy do it!...is that the vocal stab I can hear?..if so that needs to be the title of this track!lol (apropos of Alexander's presence)...Man(men)what a lyrical funk feast this is....you know after I listen to one of your tracks the next day or something,I'll be walking along or whatever and suddenly one of your riff's will go dah,dah,dah,dahdeli,dah in my head!..this is so much better than having an ABBA chorus loop in your brain endlessly like what used to happen in the 70's!...no doubt scientists have a perfectly rational explanation for this phenomenom...the music sounds like a drop of mercury sliding around a plate,people will love it....super musicianship!...ahhh the formative years of brilliance come to mind! lol...cheers Dave :)
Planetjazzbass
Ahh yes...I'm a big Tolkien fan if that's where 'Kili' came from...beautiful,emotive track I suspect there is some sadness attributable to this production...excellent,poignant track.....and we all move on..life is strange,there is rhyme and reason we just can't grasp it yet...cheers Dave
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 29th May 2011 02:57 - 15 years ago

on The Soul of a Shogun (In the Key of Funk) by PWalrus
Cool man!..got a slightly jazzy undertone that really floats my boat..excellent bass line..fully sick as the saying goes!hehe..I do like the way this winds throughout,top shelf groove glitch!..also you did an exemplary job in your track description,giving full props to the loop maker(s) where applicable is very cool....Excellonto!..cheers Dave :)
PWalrus
PWalrus replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Yes thank you! I do my best to give credit where it is due. It wouldn't be the same without them. Thanks for give it a listen, I'm really glad you liked it!
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 29th May 2011 02:38 - 15 years ago

on Genocide ft Lokoton - Zelba de Cemento by MaxJC
Man this is great!..made even better by the use of the vocalist's native language(I hate lip service to English when the dude(s) performing speak another tongue)..Damn the drums are totally mint!..Definitely needs to be longer but as you've stated you were baking hot! lol..nothing beats people getting down and doing real music with real sweat!...excellent work! very impressive!..cheers Dave :)
MaxJC
MaxJC replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Swear the god brutha - we were roasting in the studio but such an unforgettable little session :p. Btw; im def willing to work on a collab with you in a near future - Ill give you a heads up; cheers!!!
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 29th May 2011 02:26 - 15 years ago

on Arctic Freeze by toddj
Hey man..I dig this track,the bass line fits it like a glove..it's got a forward questing attitude that picks up the synth and other elements in it's wake and just grooves along...cool tune literally! hehe..cheers Dave :)
toddj
toddj replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Thanks for the analytical review! Much appreciated!
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 29th May 2011 02:11 - 15 years ago

on Free your souls by djwazu
Hey mate...sorry to hear about your bike accident compromising your bass playing,bummer!....Cool track with a funky groove..Jeff Beck is a fav of mine and I can hear some of his tone bouncing around here...like that breakdown!..cool track with alot of funky legs!..cheers Dave :)
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