Great flow, unhurried, it's always terrific to see talents like you arriving at Looperman bringing your creations to those of us whose souls are in need of a bit of relaxation from the harshness of the unforgiving world...but that's just me. I lament I was unable to download it - definitly would have shown up on my playlist.
With outstanding creations like this, it is no wonder I am really starting to like and look for crunk ( and that's saying something coming from a 55 year old fart like me ). Now, lets see what else you've got.....
I didn't know what to think during the intro ( sounded a bit like that whale sound spewing entity hovering over the earth knocking out everything electrical in one of the Star Trek movies ), but then things really picked up - I liked it so much I downloaded it - thank you for making it available.
I don't normally look for this genre, I'm glad I bumped into it -it made me smile - great track - full of fun ( that's what I get out of it ). Downloaded for personal consumption in the car as I drive to work.
Good track, put together well, just one wee small suggestion - your vocals sound like they were clipping a bit - happens to me to - it can be a bit of a pain to balance them, but hey, it's all good.
Oh yes, wellcome to the best site around.
I had to come back again and give another listen. For this track you have a haunting flavour to your vocals - which is a very good thing. Perhaps it is just me but the string squeek slide ( Sorry I do not have the correct technical word ) was a tad distracting - you see, for me, the vocals is the absolute star here - I did not want to be distracted - I was enthralled.
Please keep them coming to looperman.
This is well put together. I liked it so much I downloaded it (thank you). I am not equiped to comment on the lyrics ( I've never been able to do that - I always focus on the music and the metering of the vocals to the track). I can definitely see this playing in the club scene.
Well done.
From my point of view, this is ambient. I see this track longer with few more bits and pieces, but then again, the track fits exceptionally well with the name of the track...
Keep it coming.
I am not that well equiped to comment on the techno sound and/or application, notwithstanding, I liked your track. It has some really good elements. A bit of attention and it would be blazing.
I agree with Jehobith and Alkie. My bottom line is that you have something pretty damn good, it just needs a bit more attention. I'm a fan of metal, and I like this track very much - great guitar work.
This is a rare piece, what I mean by that is that it is rare indeed to hear a good marriage between classical and metal - this is one of the best if not the best that I have come across.
All hail Asimov ! I Robot was the first I read in the early seventies - big fan of his - he has also written serious scientific books.
I was going through my tracks and found some reviews that I did not reply to- how embarassing. I apologize for that. Thanks for your very kind comments. Asimov has a way of looking at the world which, for me, stimulates creativity- that impact me long after I am done reading. Thanks again for taking the time to review. Kper
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All hail Asimov ! I Robot was the first I read in the early seventies - big fan of his - he has also written serious scientific books.
Anyhow, excellant piece - downloaded - thank you