Planetjazzbass

Planetjazzbass

The aura of tone
Downunder, Australia
Joined : 4th Jan 2008 - 18 years ago
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Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 26th Sep 2010 00:10 - 15 years ago

on M-Theory by jfw
Cool!....like waking up in a dreamscape...I think your studio probably has a few plants in it and I'm guessing their pretty happy about the arrangement.....love that top layer synth line....I dig this music,relaxed,introspective and alive on a multitude of levels...it's also interesting to note that after listening one gets the feeling that they've gained something from the experience and that isn't something you can buy off the shelf,you either possess the ability to impart it or you don't...excellent work! cheers Dave :)
jfw
jfw replied Unknown
Yep, the foliage helps keep me rooted and earthbound when i'm doing my music!!!

Cheers, Dave.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 25th Sep 2010 23:53 - 15 years ago

on Feng Shui by jfw
Hey Jamie..I see your still polishing diamonds in the cool end of the zone..a great clean arrangement with your signature audio fastidiousness,love the guitar tonality throughout and the horns really cement the changes to this Jazz/Funk groove..I always love the endings to your tracks! and this one is no exception with a great little flourish that's tight and precise....Feng Shui is a fitting name for this piece as it displays all the harmony and accord one would expect from a dynamically balanced production..Karma plus Kool!..cheers Dave :)
jfw
jfw replied Unknown
Some of the polish is due to some very useful mastering software! As regsrds beginning & endings, they kind of set the frame around the picture - if we can get those right what goes on in between is neither here nor there! lol.

Cheers, Jamie.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 14th Sep 2010 09:07 - 15 years ago

on one more mojito by rei4real
I will always listen to this genre of music! lol..Hey buddy a funk track from the guitar wizard! cool...you even have a "rei" signature bass sound to complement your great six string work....This is very funky and leans heavily into fusion territory as well..super arrangement man!..one to get on the car stereo and pump it up..too long between rei track uploads is my only complaint..but when they come it's well worth the wait!..superb work as on all your creations..loved it!..cheers Dave :)
rei4real
rei4real replied Unknown
hey Dave!!!
especially when it comes to funk music the focus is on the bassline and the bass sound, funk only works with a solid fundament ... but who do I tell that???
it's great that you notice it ... and I'm happy with this compliment!!
you're right ... I shouldn't wait that long to upload tracks ... but quality goes over quantity!
wish you a great day down under ...
peace, rei
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 8th Sep 2010 11:19 - 15 years ago

on reCycling - Incandescent Shivaism by n0mad23
I'm so tempted to just say hot track! lol....Just kidding,but it is interesting to note that your tracks engender more than a passing reply,and there's a reason for this....Ah yes,I believe in Cosmic recycling,not the obvious reincarnation so much as apportioning due care and diligence to the things we interact with(on the physical plain anyway!)....which brings me to the essence of what I perceive music to be about....being a percussionist amongst other things makes you a very tactile person with a clear understanding of the physical nature of music..it occurs to me that tracks like this effect people on some inner level,possibly within the subconscious I'm not sure....what I do know is that there is a Cosmic reality in music, there's a process at work and funnily enough in this dimension we call home,the fact that ever since the invention of radio the transmitted material of humanity is the only real Cosmic reality that exists physically that we know of..radiating away through eternity in an every expanding weakening sphere of what?..Hell I was only going to review this track not try and square up the mysteries of the Cosmic All!lol..see it's those tribal drums... they make you go crazy! hehe..it is a hot track by the way...cheers Dave ;)
n0mad23
n0mad23 replied Unknown
I'm with you Dave - I'd like to believe in reincarnation for the simple fact of the first law of thermodynamics, but suspect things are simultaneously more complicated and simple than that. I like the metaphor of Shiva in the Cosmic recycling sense and it seemed rather incandescent to use or reflect that Cosmic reality in music to explore and interpret this theme. The most attractive axiom of Buddhism to me is that the only permanence is change. But you know this stuff - it's why we have to do art, right? Ashes to ashes, and pass the hubbly bubbly please. I'm really not surprised that it's the cool cats that get it. Cheers my friend.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 8th Sep 2010 11:01 - 15 years ago

on we got it by doomgotbeats
Hey mate..as the youth of today say.."This is fully sick!"lol..seriously man I think you've hit the nail on the head here with the less is more philosophy....all the extraneous trimmings are left by the wayside I perceive for that main beat focus,I like the sub bass swell as well almost like a psychic mirror to the drum beat on occasion...Hip Hop is something I've had to absorb over time..and amazingly against my initial misgivings I've found I like it! lol..just shows you can teach the proverbial new tricks..cheers buddy :)
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 5th Sep 2010 22:29 - 15 years ago

on Orchestria - Bilbozo and PlanetJazzBass by Bilbozo
Hey Bill...while listening to your tracks over the years I've always learnt something and to get the opportunity play on one is an enormous blast..this was like walking into an auditorium with a full Orchestra on hand..which they were!lol....not only do you have the guitar under your able control,you have a Conductor's baton in your hip pocket as well now..even more than that you played all the instruments not just arranged them!....Fusing Classical elements is incredible,no wonder all the big name bands have tried it...your the Maestro! cheers Dave :)
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 2nd Sep 2010 11:08 - 15 years ago

on Simmering Ethnic by Flyingpolish
Hey mate,nice job!....this track sort of slides and shimmies with a really infectious beat and crosses quite a few genres in the process,it's always fascinating to hear one's loops used in wild and wonderful new ways,definitely future age tribalism happening here!..I'm sure the vocal additions you add will make this track even more dynamic....very interesting and enjoyable!..cheers planet :)
Flyingpolish
Flyingpolish replied Unknown
Thanks! I really appreciate the comments. I'm in the process of finding just the right stuff and will definitely let you know when I do!
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 29th Aug 2010 03:22 - 15 years ago

on looperman mix TheZerit HustleUnion Shatner by HustleUnion
Really EXCELLENT production!...man(men)it's all happening from a central heavy groove dedicated to the "One" style beat that James Brown made famous but with a more amorphous jazzy style (love that trumpet phrase in there)..then you lay all the Rap flow over it..Wow!...creative is the word made even more so by focusing on the Looperman moniker..that takes skill and style...it's not just some random event but a very sophisticated project....maximum points across the board...very good work guys,definitely in a class of it's own!..cheers planet :)
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 28th Aug 2010 07:37 - 15 years ago

on Relapse vacation by DeadPixel
Cool!..you got that early surfer craziness going...I really dig that slide into the raw synth wave groove...This reminds me of an Art movement that heavily influenced me..Dada!...it's a real pity all those early originators back in the twenties can't be here to listen to this track,it would blow their minds in a fantastic way...very creative and it really works!!..cheers planet :)
DeadPixel
DeadPixel replied Unknown
thanks a lot!
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 27th Aug 2010 09:48 - 15 years ago

on Mother Hulda by zappo
Ahhhh I love the intro...very organic,very tight..beautifully introduced bass melody....I think your music has passed through some sort of barrier into a wonderful new land......the subject matter is obviously drawn from your recollections,dreams and childhood memories..this is why it is so good!..so authentic and so uplifting!.....brilliant work my friend..your an inspiration! ...cheers Dave :)
zappo
zappo replied Unknown
thank you my friend.
I don´t know what more I can say.
It's always time to take new oscillations superimposed
cheers Z
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 18th Aug 2010 23:09 - 15 years ago

on The Frog King by zappo
WOW!.....I love this!..contemporary thinking with traditional instruments laid over a modern lyrical rhythm groove.....WOW!
You have taken the next step Detlef this is huge!...the guitar and birds!..the pizzicato strings!....the tablas!...the horns!...best music I've heard in ages......the birds are Starlings I would know their voice anywhere :)....Brilliant!..the Timpani!...you are a true composer in a very real sense,you play,you create,you make the magic happen!...I really am impressed with this..beautiful on so many levels..inspiring...cheers Dave :)
zappo
zappo replied Unknown
yea Dave
Harvest time by MARY & JANE....you know.....lol
Big Time for INSPIRATIONS::::...
I sit with Mary & Jane in a Grassfield ,and i listen to the Birds,. And than i have heared this Melody...really
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 18th Aug 2010 12:01 - 15 years ago

on Good Times Bad Times by Tacatta
Well the mixing and recording didn't do you any favours..however I know standing in the room it would have sounded way better and you are belting it out in true Zep fashion..live music always rocks so well done!..cheers planet
Tacatta
Tacatta replied Unknown
Thanx much!Yea it was kinda done real quick over some guys basement studio.If I'm remembering right it was done in one take.i apologize for taking so long on the reply.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 16th Aug 2010 10:24 - 15 years ago

on Blue Lagoon by jfw
Hi Jamie...yeah! that Lady has a decent set of pipes(vocal chords for the sexists reading this!)..;)Any music that transports me has succeeded irrespective of genre,tempo,whatever......I suspect you are going to get the Looper award for smoothness,it's a great hallmark of your style which I suppose is every musicians aim,to achieve a personal sound.....I never get sick of hearing those bright clear optimistic notes and matched here with Farisha's superb vocals your on a winner...excellent piece!...cheers Dave :)
jfw
jfw replied Unknown
Thanks Dave - your right the girl certainly has a nicely tuned set of vocal chords.

Cheers, Jamie.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 4th Aug 2010 05:03 - 15 years ago

on Dirty V by DFury
It's always interesting to get the musical slant from a different perspective....I think a lot of people that make loops have actually no idea to the applications that are possible with a bit of creative thought....Tight and solid track,I especially like the Tuba or Wagner Tuben line,it keeps the melody very close to the rhythmic elements...creative work!..cheers planet
DFury
DFury replied Unknown
Thanks for taking the time to review, glad I was able to put a person behind the infamous PJB. The loop is sick and I'm glad I could use to ease into this devilish tribal track. - DF
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 29th Jul 2010 08:14 - 15 years ago

on calor de la noche by WhiteSands
Hey man...interesting audio layers in this track,especially the cascading arpeggio line,I like the the unadulterated synth sounds...it's sort of 'pure',harking back to 80's synthesisers,but with an upfront contemporary drum approach.......Like a musical scoop of ice-cream this one is sure to please,especially for a dance crowd me thinks....tres cool..cheers Dave :)
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 29th Jul 2010 08:04 - 15 years ago

on GEORGE IS BACK and EVERYWEHRE by zappo
Hey Man....I think you are secretly George Clinton!..we need a DNA test to decide..lol...veeeeery fuuuunky!..I like this big time......I have been fixing my bass(shielding) and computer (black screen)..but I think this funky music works best(my speakers are jumping up and down!)...great music my German friend!
cheers Dave :)
zappo
zappo replied Unknown
Thank you my friend
I think music is a virus that has infected all of us.
Fruitful Work with us
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 26th Jul 2010 09:39 - 15 years ago

on PUBLIC ENEMY vocal perfect by phantomhim
Well I had to come over and sample your wares,unlike most of the reviews you've received I'll endeavour to articulate what I hear ...Being an Anglophile I love the English accent and I must say it works for me better than it's American equivalent within the cadence of Hip Hop..the throw to the sung phrase "being public enemy number one" makes this track,it shakes off any monotony that can insinuate into spoken word pieces....I do like the sonic quality of this piece also,the acoustic guitar is "All along the Watchtower"..but hey that's one of the coolest tracks ever written..so no problems there(lol)..the intrinsic dynamics are the most important thing a track can have and you've got that in spades here..there's a frequency trade off between the vocals,bassline and rhythm elements that meets directly in the middle of the mix giving the whole track a pulsing amorphous feel....possibly this is why I'm led to the conclusion that this track has some commercial potential...after this gets into a real studio for the final polish I wouldn't be surprised if seeing it commercially that I bought a copy!.....very good work, and at the very least this should influence quite a few people that listen to it.....planet
phantomhim
phantomhim replied Unknown
Well, thanks for taking the time to give me an honest review. It's much appreciated. The guitar is the only part I didn't write, I cut/arranged/effected/mixed it from 5 minutes of my friend Elliot doing a jam session for me.

I didn't make the link to All Along myself, and that's one of my fav tracks of all time. Don't think it's exactly the same, but I see where you're coming from now you've said that. I think it's much more important WHAT you do with chord structures, as you know there are hundreds of tracks that share the same 4 chord turnarounds.

Commercial is what I'm going for now, having spent 6 years doing underground tracks for no money. Hopefully will see a bit of cash in 6 months time once I have a CD finished.

I've actually listened to and reviewed your tracks before and you also have some great stuff, but it wasn't each others musical ability we were falling out over anyway. : )

Thanks again for reaching out and I really do appreciate it. Who knows, maybe we could even collaborate further down the line.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 24th Jul 2010 05:06 - 15 years ago

on The Journey Of Lonely by DJFredrick
Hey man cool journey with this piece....love those vocal insertions!....a real crossover track if ever there was one,very cool!and well executed..I recently went to a Turkish wedding where the band consisted of three guys,a keyboardist who doubled as the source for the rhythm track,a woodwind player (duduk and other mid eastern pipes),and a bazouki player or the Turkish equivalent...these guys were incredible..I had a long talk with them after the gig,they loved that a non Turkish guy appreciated their music so much,I was blown away by their musicianship,they literally ripped every song they played,traditional music but with a strong upbeat modern tempo not unlike in some areas what your doing here...cheers planet :)
DJFredrick
DJFredrick replied Unknown
cool thanks a bunch amigo! :)
wow that mustve been some great music dude! jeez wish I couldve been! or like wish you had a recorder or sumthan. Yo dont by chance know their name or anythn right? cause that sounds like really awesome music! I'm glad you could experience something like that!
peace friend!

Aelfo
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 24th Jul 2010 04:06 - 15 years ago

on Everything Will Be Alright (J1K Instrumental) by AllenV
Nice and chill groove with a splendid clean guitar tone...a pro sounding piece....it's always a measure of a player's scope to be able to play on other people's material,what you've done here is tasteful with excellent continuity,fits like a glove...excellent work...cheers planet
AllenV
AllenV replied Unknown
It's a treat to have you stop by..pull up a chair!I am finding it very rewarding to do this planet as I only have so many ideas that I can realize by myself..I do get to live out some musical dreams through the help of all the talented people here.I can't say this enough..On someone elses material,I really want to complement the song and help make the other artist sound better,if I can do this then everyone wins.
It's all about the song and if someone likes the guitar parts i've added...I definitly accept the complement.
Thanks again.
Allen
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 24th Jul 2010 03:59 - 15 years ago

on Fire Up The Funk 2016 ft Slap Johnson by AllenV
Well I've always been a sucker for a funk guitar riff since year dot...great solid funk played how it should be..and that's played,with the emphasis on play not shaken or stirred..cool tight bass line as well..Funktastic!...cheers planet
AllenV
AllenV replied Unknown
Funk is fun isn't it!I have to thank you for the bass complement since it is not my main instrument..I do have to pick it like a guitar tho cause..well, thats what i do!
thank you for taking the time planet,I appreciate it.
Allen
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 20th Jul 2010 02:42 - 15 years ago

on Take Me Away By flawliss Vocal Remix by ShojoBeast
Hey there Shojo...Great performance with your cousin(does she have a name to share with us?)..a very liberating expressive number which I'm sure will develop into a situation where you sing more and more on your tracks.....when you sing you infuse the human element artistically,and with probably it's most personal function,the voice.....in this regard think of the music as the supporting element and the voice as the main exhibit and the real source of the track's impetuous..one always demurs to the other...so the vocals require greater presence in the mix...as the big bad wolf said "all the better to hear you with"....excellent work and very entertaining!..cheers planet :)
ShojoBeast
ShojoBeast replied Unknown
My dearest cousin's name is Gabby. Her voice is the loudest and proudest. She's in choir! I was too, a few years ago. Now I hide my singing voice. My voice is the one saying "Love me..." talking, not singing. Then I also sing. Yup. Thanks for the wonderful review!

Oogie oogie oogie oi oi oi!

Shojo
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 18th Jul 2010 09:58 - 15 years ago

on Gonzo by jfw
Got a Herbie Hancock type vibe off this one(that is before you started to wail on the git and do those change ups!lol)...nice and tight groove any band worth their chops would like to call their own...great musicianship,excellent work..cheers Dave
jfw
jfw replied Unknown
Thanks Dave! Herbie Hancock - have'nt heard that name in a while. My music has taken a slight Gonzo turn recently!

Cheers, Jamie.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 18th Jul 2010 09:53 - 15 years ago

on Quazimodo by jfw
Nice one Jamie..I'm betting these sounds are coming out of a synth module and not a soft synth..they sound fresh and clear..something analogue has over software...and here's me having sold my old DX7,silly me...cool vibes man..smooth and crisp...cheers Dave
jfw
jfw replied Unknown
I used a Yamaha module - hence you recognising the similarity with some sounds on the DX7. The sounds on a DX7 are my favorite synth sounds to this day (with the exception of a Fairlight) The difference in cost back in the 80's however was about £45,000 - no contest - I'll take the DX7 lol.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 17th Jul 2010 02:57 - 15 years ago

on The Examined Life - Jumping into the Waters mix by n0mad23
Hey Sean...I'm reminded of actually how difficult it is to get natural sounds without any of society's background rumble sifting through......this is like market day down at the spiritual crossroads,with a DaVinci perpetual motion machine powering the groove,there's a synergy and environmentally alert mind set at work here...great application and a pleasure to listen to..cheers Dave
n0mad23
n0mad23 replied Unknown
Hi Dave - it's true, finding field recordings not filled with the sounds of internal combustion engines or the sounds of industry are bloody hard to find! The ebb and low of the cymbals work well with the waves kissing the beach, don't they - perpetual motion indeed and fueled by the Sun and Moon. Musically, I'm a bit more keen on my other version, but pleased that this "ambient" mix worked. Thanks for listening and giving such a marvelous review.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 16th Jul 2010 07:26 - 15 years ago

on TRENDSETTING by zappo
Hey man..very cool indeed....I want a doublebass!lol...I think you have a great style,midway between Jazz and Rock Fusion in that great place where the mystical notes reside....the playing is tight and loose at the same time,lyrical!..as all exponents who know how to play do..an excellent mix as well,superb balance..and you have a big big bass sound!..fantastic work!..cheers Dave :)
zappo
zappo replied Unknown
thanks thanks thanks dave
in next time i will play my old Bassgitar life in a new track
cheers
zappo
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