SpyderX

Nice work, Mund. Everything works together very well, especially Elaine's vox. I think Metal always sounds better with mellow female vox, and you just proved my theory. All in all, very professional work.

Peace,

Spyder

I think you accomplished your goal ~ this is mellow and introspective. All around great job.

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Spyder

I think this shows a lot of promise, dude. Maybe break up the monotony of the guitar with a couple of different loops (like a couple of choruses and maybe a bridge), add some drums and bass, and I think you've got a winner. All in all, a great effort.

Peace,

Spyder

This has an awesome intro ~ really takes you off guard when the body of the song starts. Very nice vocals too. Job well done.

Peace and love,

Mike

Acoustic guitars: great. Electric guitars: great. Hammond: great. Drums: great. Bass: great. Song: great. Corona? Make mine a Dos Equis with lemon. Hats off to you, Bill. Cheers!

Peace,

Spyder

I don't know ~ what WOULD Jourgensen do? Probably be reminded of "Jesus Built My Hotrod", just as I was! Good track, bro.

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Spyder

If I didn't know better, I'd swear this piece was an acoustic collab between Bob Fripp and Adrian Belew. But what else could I expect from a guy who uses a King Crimson album cover for an av? Fantastic track, Jamie. I mean it ~ simply fantastic.

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Spyder

Soft piano, mellow guitars, chimes ~ this is perfect Jazz Fusion. Has that softly haunted essence which is found in some of Hancock's earlier mellow pieces. Great stuff, mon!

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Spyder

Excellent track, dude. Although you tagged it as "techno jazz", to me the keyboard work is very reminiscent of Dave Brubeck and Don Fagan. Very nice indeed, mate.

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Spyder

Nice track, Het. Very reminiscent of early Metallica (except for the Death Metal vox). The bridge near the end is quite unique and interesting. Job well done, bro.

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Spyder

This is fantastic, Pete. The vocals are awesome, and the music really sets the tone for the lyrics without dominating them. Incredible job, bro.

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Spyder

Great track, bro, in the vein of classic "epic" metal. The synth choir, bells, and piano remind me of bands like King Diamond and Mercyful Fate. And the guitar riffs are top-notch.

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Spyder

Good tune, bro. Got some nice "classic" metal riffs there ~ kinda reminds me of SOAD. Throw in a sick solo and some sweet female vocals (a la Otep Shamaya) and I think you've got a hit.

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Spyder

Again, another track with that haunting, ethereal quality. The piano invokes images of angels crying - teardrops from heaven. Although I'm a renowned headbanger, I've always had an appreciation for minimalistic music, and this one is one of the best.

Peace and love,

Spyder

Of the half-dozen or so versions I've heard of this song, yours really delivers the haunted quality it deserves. Job well done, Prof!

Peace and love,

Spyder

Never really got into disco, but I must say that I'm somewhat impressed with this track. Nice bass and keys, great vox, very good mix - had me tappin' me feets all the while.

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Spyder

I read the story, started the track, and closed my eyes. I could see, in my mind's eye, the laboratory, the mad scientist, the creature, everything a good horror movie needs to be effectively terrifying. The dark strings break at 1:54 invoked visions of the creature coming to life, with the deep-growling synth adding a voice to the pitiful monster's loneliness and dismay. A very moving track, Peppermint - very moving indeed.

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SpyderX

Excellent track, bro. Kinda strays away from the classic type blues, which really adds a lot of interest. And the vocals are simply haunting. Downloaded and faved, man - I salute you.

Peace,

SpyderX

Nice track, kinda funky rhythm. I think it's gonna be tight when you get the intro and other stuff worked out. Damn good start, man.

Peace,

SpyderX

Nice work. I really like the lead synth. Really good "house/dance" feel to it. Very good job.

Peace,

Spyder

Nice track - the percussion is tight, the bass rocks, the synths add a lot of flavor without overcrowding. Well done indeed.

Awesome freakin' track, dude. The dark feel of the strings really accentuates Elaine's pella superbly, and the tremolo guitar part is fantastic. I've been working on a tune (tentatively titled "Walkin' In The Dark") which features synthesized tremolo guitar.

In any case, bro, this track is just one more in a long line of excellence. Kudos to you and your massive talent, my friend.

Peace,

Mike

One bad-ass riff, bro - really dark and nasty. I'd love to hear this one fleshed out with more rhythm guitar, some screamin' lead, and snarlin' vox. I think you've got the foundation of an unforgettable metal track here.

Peace,

Spyder

Interesting combination of loops, but they all seem to work together rather well. I think you've got a winner with this one when you get the vocals down. All in all, a very nice track.

Peace,

Spyder

I played around with this pella myself for a while, but got nowhere with it. I think you've done an amazing job with it. The music really captures, and accentuates, the flavor of the vocals. Absolutely perfect!

Peace,

Spyder