theHumps

Hey Wayne, hope you are doing well! Thank you for taking a listen and leaving your feelings here! Really happy that you enjoyed listening. I guess I'm surprised, and also not surprised at the same time that you hadn't heard of skinny puppy. Surprised because they've been around a long time now, and not surprised because they were never very mainstream. I identify with their singer/songwriter ohgr very much. I think you might get into cevin key's solo stuff though, who is their main synthesist. "The Ghost Of Each Room" is a really spectacular album. I'm glad you found the words fun, I honestly didn't expect that kind of reaction considering the verses, so thank you for that. I've sang several songs since recording this, and I think the main thing that makes this better is that I spent more time perfecting it before calling it finished. FarM and I thank you for your kindness. I don't know what to expect next either, so stay tuned! Take care!

Thanks Wayne, I can't say I have the same time to devote to the site as I used to but I do intend to be spending some time here again.... I have missed the old place.

Nice to see a friendly face again.... ;)

Simon

Hello Wayne,
glad you like the Song,many thanks for turn in and review,
all the best DRO

thx ...

thank you. what really pleases me most is when somebody like yourself who is not really into hip hop takes the time to check my music out then review it. It really dont matter if its a good or bad review, it just makes me happy!! thank you again humps!!

Thank you very much! )
I will create further new songs in this style
;)

Hey Wayne cheers for stopping by. I hear you as i've had a similar problem with my drainage thanks to a plasterer pouring all his crap down it.
Glad you could stick around for all three tracks i think the first one is easily the best.
I'm currently working on a whole albums worth of a mix. I got 63 minutes so far and the end is in sight. It's hard to keep a mix going for 80 minutes i tell you.
Anyway, cheers again for your comments, they are always appreciated.
FR

Thank you for your feedback! I agree with you, the song is simple (yes, simpleton reference,) but its meant to be. Thanks Wayne.

-RealProblemShuckers

Thank you very much Humps i appreciate your comment..

Thanks mate. Just don't ask me what that last sample says as i haven't got a scooby doo.
Glad you could drop by and give this marathon a listen.
Your comments are always appreciated.
Take it easy.
FR

thank you for the listen!!

Thanks for listening Wayne! You have a great ear. I indeed used two different Rhodes for the chords and the solo. Chords are more spread for atmo and the solo is more centered with tremolo. Well spot!

Let me know if you hear some room for improvement pon the mix after you 10th cup of coffee :-). Always willing to learn.

Cheers, Doc

Thanks allot, Wayne. You're kind words really made my morning!

Yeah, I was exposed to allot of jazz and big band in my youth and played it whenever I could, even when my friends were playing rock. Than I was exposed to classical. My friends would come over with the latest Led Zeppelin or Who album and I would be listening to Mussorgsky or Art Blakey. I often hear someone hear say, "I don't like jazz, but I like your track." They don't think they like jazz because they don't listen to it! But I digress.

Cheers,
Scott

Hey buddy, thanks for the kind review! I know you're always up for some out of the ordinary listening, and I appreciate you coming back for more. The different vocals were stretched and manipulated into submission, hence the drunken vibe... oh and all the liquor in the last couple weeks probably played a part. It's kind of like I was trying to do something along the lines of what I did long ago, except with modern software. Kind of worked out. Thanks for taking a walk on the acid side!

I wondered why it had been a bit quiet round here of late but of course the world cup is on. Thankfully i'm not a football (or soccer as you call it) fan or i'd probably be crying like 90% of the country is at the moment because our team was laughably shit. I prefer tennis myself so i shall be tuning into that.
Anyway, glad you could find a moment to stop by and i'm liking the new avatar as well.
Cheers again wayne.
FR

haha I wans't taking offence, every one has a different taste in music! but if you search riddim dubstep you will find alot of dubstep sounding like this now, type in JUB DUBS, I'm aware you don't listen to dubstep so I didn't take it heavy hearted sorry if my response came across the wrong way :P

Yeah I am currently working on the beat adding a few drum fills in the 16'th bars, and it's more of a riddim dubstep track than a skrillex / nero / mainsteam whatever dubstep, and the vocals sound perfect with the wobble on the headphones I'm not sure about the subs / speakers yet I haven't tested, and yeah I could do that make it brostep like and all in your face, and be a conforment or I could stay one step ahead and keep experimenting and making weird music, you clearly don't like anything outside the box, this music is too unorphadox for some I guess

to speak the truth, the movie "Apocalypto" was the source of inspiration for this song.

I watched this movie a few years ago and was particularly one of the best to give inspirations for this kind of music.

the flute was made by a joiner, drawn and painted.
totally homemade. Seems to be ancestral.

I played during free time, to build the notes of this song.

thanks for the support, and for leaving your words here, are all appreciated.

Anubis.

Thank you Wayne.much appreciated

Jody