Planetjazzbass

Planetjazzbass

The aura of tone
Downunder, Australia
Joined : 4th Jan 2008 - 18 years ago
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Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 5th Apr 2012 05:54 - 14 years ago

on Silent Moon featuring Romy Harmony by FreeRadical
Cool intro man!..actually it's an excellent intro!!..Is this the sort of music where your meant to take mood altering substances then pack yourself into an establishment with no marked safety exits,and then pretend your way too cool to look down the dress of the gorgeous babe dancing with her friends?..hahaha....God knows why these images present when I see the word Trance,maybe it's my aversion to the somnambulist tendencies of 21st century youth within their chosen nocturnal habitat of "Clubland".....now,seeing as I've got all my preconceptions out of the way I can critique the track properly(lol)...a great amorphous groove which doesn't rest on the opening choruses,but rather evolves and spirals with reflecting nuance and depth throughout it's journey..I suppose I could just declare it's a'banging' track and be done..but I only ever really sink my sarcastic boots into generic Hip Hop!........it is however the best Trance tune I've heard in ages!.....cheers Dave :)
FreeRadical
FreeRadical replied 5th Apr 2012 - 14 years ago
Cheers Dave,
It's nice to wake up in the morning and find myself chuckling about generic hip hop, so even if you thought the track sucked that would have put a smile on my face. (can't beat a bit of "wassup! yo! Yo! Checkit! Rockit! Innit? yeah! yeah!")
Although i'm feeling it was worth the extra bit of mixing down at the end of this track so i must remember to stop being lazy with future mixdowns.
Glad you could stop by and check it out.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 28th Mar 2012 23:06 - 14 years ago

on Serious Sounds by simmerdown
Great track! credit where it's due...what I like most apart from the cool mix and the overall excellent live ambience,is those spacey scratches or wobbles,takes it to another level..if those were items I could pinch (I would!)...and yes,it did improve my day.
simmerdown
simmerdown replied 29th Mar 2012 - 14 years ago
thanks planet!..those are some classic dubsirens, which now have been made into vsts...one is called just DubSiren (from interrruptor.ch) and the other is Rasta Box..which i think was KVRaudio, but google and you'll have em in 5 mins. dont hurt yourself! lol, cheers for the review...smmr
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 27th Mar 2012 22:47 - 14 years ago

on Aint Nobody Loving Me But You by WongKiShoo
Nice intro to a great track....Now I'm not going to go on about Pat's great vocal talent but rather concentrate on what you've done with her ability......Unlike some other producers you actually have excellent rhythmic perception and a great sense of dramatisation within a linear framework,there is also ample evidence of your simpatico and due diligence to the task of creating balance within the dynamics of the track....the axiom "If it sounds good,it's usually better than you think" applies here....absolutely can't fault it anywhere...an excellent mix as well,top shelf!
cheers...Dave Urban (no I'm not Keith's brother)
WongKiShoo
WongKiShoo replied 27th Mar 2012 - 14 years ago
Reading a review like this really gives me confidence that I achieved what I originally set out to do.. plus it's a nice little ego boost :p

Totally blown away tbh.. Thanks so much "Mr Urban" xD

Ciao for now o/

WongKi
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 26th Mar 2012 00:06 - 14 years ago

on BILBOZO - MODERN WORLD by Bilbozo
Waking and looking out upon the surroundings of one's life is an everyday occurance and so often the view is obscurred by doubt,fear and uncertainty...this track is like a mountain,and rises above all the vapors of dispair that too often accumulate on the plain of one's creativity.............Modern World is a focus and at the same time a projection into the pshyce of it's creator Bilbozo..The use of light and shade within the composition isn't like an ephemeral stroll through some Impressionist's garden,this is the Modern World,where reality bites and it seems every step is filled with the accumulated lust and greed of a consumer orientated meltdown..it would be so easy to become mesmerised by the darkness and chug away into a rock and roll apocalypse,but like the mountain the whole track lifts and gathers a self sustaining enlightenment.....Damn man!I was nearly tripping there for a moment....back to earth!lol.....your a bloody marvel,in fact to be perfectly accurate your a rock&roll; neo classicist..we maybe need to build a glass case to put you in..(after your allotted time here on earth has expired and you've been stuffed of course!).....Awesome with a capital A!....cheers Dave :)
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 13th Mar 2012 11:23 - 14 years ago

on Simple beat for anyone by Soap
I've always found it interesting that HH music uses a lot of orchestral instruments and classical motifs yet leaves them mostly subordinated to the beat....the only reason I say this is my first encounters with classical music were abject failures as I didn't really 'get it'.... and I have no doubt if I had of heard music like this when I was a kid I would have become hooked so to speak...since then I've listened to heaps of Classical music and enjoy it but I still don't 'get it' fully! lol..great tune,I wonder how an orchestra would handle it...cheers Dave :)
Soap
Soap replied 13th Mar 2012 - 14 years ago
Dave, man I really understand this :) Same for me... Grown by piano addicts, had to spent something like 25 years running scales and passing thumbs under the middle finger :D Raised with Bach exercises ( very few people know it's exercising more than music )... It took me 30 years to explore classical music, on my own, and being able to like it... :)

Unfortunately, classical music refers very often to "musical education", and this directly refers to a very close-minded world I think... When you open this world to other worlds, then it becomes interesting...

As I wonder too how a real orchestra would handle it... Especially if they work like me, with a tequila bottle on their side :D

Again, thank you for stopping by and leaving feedback... :)

Chris
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 13th Mar 2012 10:58 - 14 years ago

on J arrive w In10gene and Cynthia by Soap
Hey Chris...cool track man!I've never heard French HH before..Man I spent a year in France in 1975,mainly down in Aix,they weren't playing this stuff then! lol...this is great,very chic and dynamic and the production values are excellent..very cool work mate!...cheers Dave :)
Soap
Soap replied 13th Mar 2012 - 14 years ago
Dave, thank you very much takin time to listen and leaving this kind comment... :)
This genre of hiphop appeared in the mid 80s with a 'band" called Iam... ;)

Peace.
Chris
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 10th Mar 2012 13:31 - 14 years ago

on for you I will be myself by rei4real
Hey Rei you got your funky boots on again..cool stuff man!..I'm loving this track maximus appreciato...from Eshar's cool cool accented prose to that hipshot guitar work all makes for a hot track....your guitar playing reminds me of these American yoyo experts that came out to Australia on a promotional tour in the late sixties,they blew everyone away,we all thought they were golden gods from the promised land! lol...man you weren't standing at the end of the queue when they were handing out guitar skill that's for sure!...awesome!..cheers Dave
rei4real
rei4real replied 13th Mar 2012 - 14 years ago
hey Dave!!!
I love your reviews maximus appreciato ... hehe
if those guitar gods ever come back to Australia, give me a call ...
thx a lot for listening ...

peace, rei
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 10th Mar 2012 02:08 - 14 years ago

on I Dream of You muzic by RichieWinn by FullCapicityMuzic
With all apologies to any religious sensibilities,your home page is going to become a Mecca for music lovers and the path is going to be beaten far and wide with the coming and goings of the multitudes...I grew up on the blues,but typically early on it was the white twelve bar variety synthesised by a legion of plagiarists mainly from England,light years removed from this variety...This just has everything,the whole song is a sweet spot..The Staple Singers couldn't do better,I'm totally blown away by those harmonies..there's such a great balance between you and Richie,very professional,in fact it's better than that...it's organic..it's alive.....I really wish I was getting paid by some music rag and giving a full length critique here,because I would wax lyrical and at great length....the music you two are creating is an accretion from dues well paid over an obviously well focused time...it not only deserves but demands respect......Superb! cheers Dave
FullCapicityMuzic
FullCapicityMuzic replied 12th Mar 2012 - 14 years ago
LOL, PJB you are so good for the ego :-)

Strange that I was having a conversation the other day about sparking up a blues career, the joke was my headline approach "Patty Blows The Blues", it was funny.

Anyway, I figure you don't need a great voice to sing blues, most people who listen to it are already in some sort of dysfunctional state of mind so I wouldn't have to work hard at live shows AND if I can come up with 17 more songs I'd have a pretty good following and I'd be able to generate shows in no time. Now that I think about it, I just might work haha.

Any way, Richie informed me this is no typical 12 bar blues, in fact I got a very helpful crash course in what makes 12 bar blues 12 bar blues.

And just so my reply doesn't ooze of length, thanks Dave. I really do appreciate it, and whatever the genre, I think I can count on you to be somewhere in there...even it if is just giving a "full length critique", which is a pretty big and important job :-)
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 14th Feb 2012 05:19 - 14 years ago

on I WISH by lostcause25
Hey LC...cool stuff man!....dig your voice!and that's a wicked bass line,totally pumping..you know it was only after I uploaded this guitar loop that I realized I shouldn't have put so much reverb on so people could adjust it themselves (had a few complaints regarding that)....but you've used it well!..keep the righteous rhythms going mate! cheers Dave :)
lostcause25
lostcause25 replied 15th Feb 2012 - 14 years ago
Nice 1 mate i really enjoyed this riff got in the music mode while i was creating this track i was gonna put some wobbles in it but thought no it would ruin it so i came up with some vocals and just kept it simple im happy you liked it let me know when you post some more reggae riffs on here nice 1
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 12th Feb 2012 23:10 - 14 years ago

on TOMMY by oasisduke
Hey there Miss English titled person who spends time in desert springs ;).....When I'm listening to this I'm getting this 'Boutique' type vibe..no not as in a hair salon,(maybe a dress shop)lol..but as in a specialized,exclusive and probably way expensive establishment or product....I guess what I'm saying is it's got a sophisticated air about it...not for the riff raff! haha....it's a cool ride made even smoother with Ricky's modelesque vocals,definitely one for the "in" set....cheers Planet :)
oasisduke
oasisduke replied 13th Feb 2012 - 14 years ago
Sophistamacated, huh? I'll take it!
lol thanks so much for the listen and delightful review...i really appreciate it :)
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 12th Feb 2012 22:24 - 14 years ago

on First Verse by NexusBeats
Man I was learning how to tie my shoe laces at 11(I have no idea actually it was that long ago,but I wasn't laying grooves down! lol)...you know I was going to say just because of your age it doesn't automatically get you a glowing review,as I was feeling the intro section of this track was a little repetitive,but suddenly it changed gear and shifted into a darker groove with some great counterpoint rhythms..I like it!...and seeing as it's your first track double bonus points! haha....good stuff mate your on a roll,keep it up...cheers Planet :)
NexusBeats
NexusBeats replied 13th Feb 2012 - 14 years ago
thnx m8 :)
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 12th Feb 2012 22:13 - 14 years ago

on Smoke across the Country by zappo
Hey it's Detlef Clinton gracing the house again! :)..No it's Detlef Davis..or is it Detlef Burrell! lol..Absolutely FANTASTIC track man!....damn that guitar playing is soooooo good!..Beautiful jazz licks winding and evolving through a super slick groove....70% Jazz...20% Funk...10% Rock..and it all adds up in a superb fusion from one of my very favourite musicians..ZAPPO!.......I can listen to your music all century! lol...my favourite genre FUSION.... you are a nuclear music reactor of impressive dimensions my friend....wonderful!
cheers Dave :)
zappo
zappo replied 22nd Feb 2012 - 14 years ago
THANKS DAVE !
I like a new collab with YOU
cheers zappo
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 10th Feb 2012 13:08 - 14 years ago

on Shut n Em Down by TheZerit
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Planetjazzbass
Hey Richie....Man I can listen to this and see a lot of music has passed under your musical bridge....it's a great if not perfect backdrop for the acapella,no overplaying or domineering attitude,just a superb foil...it's seamless!...Now I'm hardly going to finish up this review without taking an opportunity to gush over Pat's vocal skill(z)! haha....I sometimes wonder how aware the general Looper public is of having a talent like Patricia around...amid all the flotsam and jetsam in the world,some tide of fortune has seemingly deposited her here(or until she's famous)....Fantastic music and totally the genuine article! cheers Dave
RichieWinn
RichieWinn replied 10th Feb 2012 - 14 years ago
Hi Dave

It's such a lovely analogy "a lot of music has passed under your musical bridge". I think it's a very kind way of saying something else!! He he! It has, and continues to be, an interesting and enjoyable voyage.

I agree completely with your comments regarding Patricia. Such an immense talent and a real privilege collaborating with her. We are all so very lucky. Glad you liked the track and thank you for the comments particularly the "no overplaying" observation. I always try to work on the "less is more" principle.

Thanks again

Richie
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 10th Feb 2012 05:37 - 14 years ago

on HWFI dope delicious REMIX by nepaul
Hey man(men)...definitely better version,as in it's tighter and more open and able to breathe better..this is bleedin great,the vocals are a lot more intergrated with one another and they all sound on point..the earlier version had some frequency overlap and distraction with all that scratching...mind you a well placed whipff whipff is a perfect rhythmic insert occassionally.......you know this is the sort of HH I really dig....it reminds me of why I got into music in the first place, more specifically why I got into beat music....good rhythm is universal..it's like a spunky woman,it affects you on an instinctive level...well most people anyway! lol...great work people!
nepaul
nepaul replied 10th Feb 2012 - 14 years ago
I'm a little surprised most folks are liking this version more. Guess since I produced both, I know what type of creative energy was put into each. I spun this one out pretty quick while the other took a lot longer, was more complex. Either way I'm very happy with both and I glad you enjoyed them as well. Thanks Planet!
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 8th Feb 2012 07:35 - 14 years ago

on How We Flip It by nepaul
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Planetjazzbass 6th Feb 2012 20:58 - 14 years ago

on Words for Thought (Feat Thezerit) by yeshintae
Man I thought I was in lounge town when this started!..haha... It's a great track,so very..what's the right word?...Ahh yes, anthropomorphic in many ways....You've taken some chintzy midday movie like strings amalgamated it with some soft bass and catchy dry drums and then layed this amazing vocalization by Thezerit on top...It's totally and remarkably human from every aspect..it's as if a piece of "The Blob" (the Steve McQueen 50's ScFi flic) fell into one of E.M.I's record pressing machines,while a certain stoned individual was at the controls!..ahahaaha....DOPAGE! (I like that saying! lol)
yeshintae
yeshintae replied 27th Feb 2012 - 14 years ago
MUCH APPRECIATED PLANET~
glad you liked tha track ;)

imma DEFFO check out "The Blob"
ahahahaha seems right up me alley
(who doesn't like 50's sci fi movies ahahahaha)

DOPAGE AHAHAHAHAAHA

Peace from LA
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 6th Feb 2012 20:27 - 14 years ago

on F It Im Dead by thephilosofist
I have to agree with Bear here,I was aware that you had excellent vocal skills.....if you can successfully merge this with your instrumentation (which surely is a given)your home free....I was thinking this is very Synth Hop and low and behold that's exactly as you described it!lol..the way your mixing the recurrent melody is great,the added affectations of bass and rhythm hits make this something that isn't repetitive in the least so it flows and feels fresh...excellent work! and I'm sure there's a lot more to come!..cheers Dave
thephilosofist
thephilosofist replied 6th Feb 2012 - 14 years ago
thanks dave. I have plans in mind for songs with vocals already underway. I'll have to stop by your page soon to check out what you've been doing, you were one of the first usernames I began to recognize here on the loop.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 31st Jan 2012 12:01 - 14 years ago

on Do you remember - featuring NateMonoxide by RichieWinn
Hey Richie,great work man!..this sounds super fresh and right in the sweet spot..if the Ramones had practiced a little more they might have sounded like this!(or at least aspired to sound like this)...as you say the vocals are superb,full of confidence,optimism and polish...Pop music is probably one of the hardest genres to crack (I have absolutely no clue where to even start)and to get a tune up and running that sounds this good is testament to your talent,I also love the no synth all guitars angle...man I hope some station picks this up,it deserves it!...cheers Dave
RichieWinn
RichieWinn replied 31st Jan 2012 - 14 years ago
Hi Dave

Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to listen and comment. Always appreciate it. I thought the "all guitar" approach was a good idea and thank you so much for even mentioning Ramones in the same sentence as my sound on this track. It is a great compliment - thank you.

Best regards

Richie
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 27th Jan 2012 05:54 - 14 years ago

on in the jungle by NikoLayZe
Damn,where's my blow gun and safari suit!....nice mix and it throbs along with an interesting beat ..seems a little short but what's here is good...cheers Planet
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 27th Jan 2012 05:42 - 14 years ago

on BLUE JEANS BLUES by DJShemZee
I like it yessiree!!..ain't heard enough blues around this here lonely loopermun...Man..I'm hearing 100%Big Brother and the Holding Company (minus Janis)..and that is mighty fine!..forget ZZ! haha...tres cooool!!..cheers Dave
DJShemZee
DJShemZee replied 27th Jan 2012 - 14 years ago
10x very much dave
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 27th Jan 2012 05:25 - 14 years ago

on Do You Remember - TallPaul Remix by TallPaul
Cool trippy groove man..you've got the looseness and laissez-faire of a dope track happening here but with the added tightness of a dedicated journeyman....nice combination of vocals and beat!.....super work!
TallPaul
TallPaul replied 27th Jan 2012 - 14 years ago
thanks mate appreciate the listen and feedback !. I noticed your tracks have a lot of influences, cool eclectic mix but strong melody, feeling them !
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 27th Jan 2012 01:18 - 14 years ago

on Shpople by Diskonnect
Pretty cool groove man..I like the transients..however where's the song as in singing?????.I'm not getting down on you,I like this track...but it's not a song in the sense I was making in my 'Why doesn't anybody write songs anymore' thread....Planet
Diskonnect
Diskonnect replied 27th Jan 2012 - 14 years ago
Ah right, a bit of a misunderstanding i think, i thought you just meant tracks in general but now i see you've mentioned "singing, not rapping". Its late, i should probably hit the hay! lol.

Thanks for listening though, appreciated!
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 27th Jan 2012 01:13 - 14 years ago

on Why Cant You Love Me by FullCapicityMuzic
What a great riposte to my thread query....Well Mizz Muzic in light of that superb performance (sound of prolonged applause!).. it's interesting how a successful song affects people(namely me! haha)..on one level I'm experiencing the gratification of an enjoyable experience but there's also the aspect of memory over time..how I'll replay this song in my head,how I'll hear things differently that I didn't fully absorb initially,for example the backing harmonies..these are some of the sublimest moments within this tune....I think in many ways you personify the art of song writing and performing..your projecting authentically into the composition and this is reflected in the performance...I have to be careful and not sound like some gratuitous music hack,but the fact remains you've got a world class talent.....I'm not alone in this thinking by anymeans!...Superb!
FullCapicityMuzic
FullCapicityMuzic replied 28th Jan 2012 - 14 years ago
i too love how you can listen to a song more than once and get something different out of it.

"gratuitous music hack" lol

thanks pjb, for some reason i always want to write pbj :-)
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 7th Jan 2012 02:51 - 14 years ago

on Made Man by TheZerit
Crazy mad rhythm man..sort of like an orchestra in a cup....more pounce per ounce..be great to expand on this for a whole set,you'd wipe the floor no worries about that...insane!
cheers Planet
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