I like the modulation of this piece..it's got that certain shimmy an out of balance wheel gets..cool in a song uncool in a car....love that synth and the organ stabs...another moody emotive trip into Bossle's psyche....cheers planet :)
Man this is like a swimming pool full of lava bubbling and popping...I can hear this on 'The Sopranos'...super track!..the vocals are great!...cheers planet
Hey Splish cool start..seeing as this is mostly mid-range frequencies..I'd be looking to add some high end stuff..the mood and direction are great!..cheers planet :)
Ooh thanks PJB..Yeah I'm starting to learn a lot more about frequencies and the EQ and stuff, so hopefully working on this one will show what I've learned...thanks for the review!
What a great tune!I think you have rock and roll in your genetic material..this one rolls out from the opening bar with a great hook riff.(some people would give their souls to be able to produce these little gems,Keith Richards has the knack so do you!)...you don't stop there though..excellent layered synth and some super cool drums really develop the main theme...another sophisticated rock journey..I never attached my seat belt,I was flying the whole time!.....you rock big time man!...cheers planet :)
Yeah!....pump that synth.....great feel good tune..love that dial tone!this one's a cracker!......I love synth and this has a really up vibe to it....great beats too!.....excellent!....cheers planet
Dig that bass!I hear what the other reviewers are saying ..but I've got shelving filters in my head..so I'm hearing it all..sound on sound..no problemo a great collage!...cheers planet
Sounds like a decompression chamber filled with asylum residents on a day trip that's gone bad....this is not a criticism merely an observation..I quite like it...but I'm not going to blow my brain up figuring it out....I'll leave that to younger folks who have grey matter to spare.
Until the fanfare of course....epic journey into the recesses of your mind....I like it..there's a slight aroma of Jazz coming off the last phase which is a pleasant and unexpected diversion.....great dynamics!....cheers planet
This very introspective work gives me pause...makes me think of the undergrowth and the ever present cycle of life and death...it's not sad or happy it's just real,a living breathing finite organism......excellent work!...cheers planet
Hell! this is so there...Joe would love this...I love his music and you're channelling him superbly.......the beatcentric nature of this track is very clever with a revolving door melodic nuance...brilliant work!...Hey mix...if you let people know in the forum area when you upload a new track...more people will become aware of your great music...I think it's quite brilliant....cheers planet
The winds of creativity are blowing strong in this production......The craftsmanship of this piece and all your music is simply sublime!...Whatever the magnitude or from any perspective this music stands up to the closest scrutiny...Aesthetically this stands on very high ground yet there's absolutely no pretentiousness about it..in fact quite the opposite..it invites you in and swirls delightfully around the senses....Amelia June is a wonder!..her husky emotive style just floats and flows like smoke around your notes.....plus..I don't think there's a bass player alive or dead that wouldn't just sit down and smile after listening to this piece.......Brilliant!.......planet
not so unreal David,she also lives on our planet and i´m glad that i´v found a voice like this to work with.......wish i were 20 or more years younger,know what i mean ? thank you,Robert
Hey Mo...this is really cool! less is more,heaps and heaps of space but no slack..I've got to hear the finished version with the vox wrapped in...I really love that almost lazy guitar and the flute just blows the froth off it......choice!...cheers planet
Yeah!...rip it up..it's got that raw go for it attitude stamped all over this piece...if you'd been having a few beforehand it doesn't hurt at all.....makes you want to get up and yell!(don't know what)...cheers planet
I'm sure Pachelbel is shaking his head at this from wherever he is, but I had fun making this. The canon can be abused for almost anything. Everyone else is rapping it, so I thought I should have a go. Thanks for the review, I appreciate it.
"I payed my two bits to see the high diving act..and I got to see the high diving act!"(apologies to Yosemite Sam).....after listening to that..well I feel..Satisfied is the word that seems most appropriate....I enjoyed this on quite a few levels...but what I really dig is the inherently optimistic cheery attitude at the core of the performance....Bravo!... Bloody marvellous!........cheers planet
This reminds me of a discotheque in Spain I once went to,don't ask me why they weren't playing anything like this...it must have something to do with the light show images that this piece is projecting.....cool job!...cheers planet
Well I guess a tattoo on the upper forearm's next..only kidding!...Man no one ever wrote me a love song..come to think of it neither have I..Oh well best left to someone who can do it right..I really get a kick out of seeing people in love and hearing about it...It restores your faith in the whole process...great tribute to your gal man...makes me feel warm and fuzzy all over...cheers planet
Every element seems to have it's own exclusive frequency range..I can hear it all so well!...aside from a lovely meandering melody line..this is a text book example of mixing and mastering...it's pretty obvious that the upload limit has shortened this piece,otherwise I could imagine it would be quite lengthy and totally captivating....par excellance'!...cheers planet
thanks planet,you´re right about the range of frequencies that´s why i used the whole orchestral spectrum from piccolo flute to basses and tympani to castanets.....you´v a very fine ear,always
btw,when i saw you calling me MrPC i was thinking of the same track title on the album of John Coltrane´s Giant Steps and it was the nickname of Paul Chambers his bass player (an incredible musician).......did you know this ?.......anyway one of the best compliments someone can give to a bass player (from a bass player)........a great honor,cheers robert
Wow...I think that was the first track to actually break the sound barrier!....I like it..quite unique...and way different...I can see how you could incorporate this trick into a lot of situations within a track....never would have thought of it myself....pushing the boundaries dude!....cheers planet
The bass in this is like continental drift..super deep from under everything..middle of the planet stuff......everything emanates out in an ever expanding groove ..the FX are sweet....great work!....cheers planet
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