theHumps

Thanks Wayne. On a calm night I can hear the sea while lying in bed. I love that.

Braille, sounds like a challenge, I suppose I could replicate a music box or piano roll, hmm...

Hi there Wayne,
I (Micky) personally am very happy that the description could contribute something to the imagination, because at first I was unsure whether it made any sense at all. But it sure is a good substitute if you don't have a video to convey what you had in mind while composing. Oh god I can't even think about how much a video for our tracks would cost... the spacey stuff.
Nice that you checked in
Cheers from Micky & Robbie

Hey Wayne - thanks mate - always value your feedback and appreciate your support - I see you have a new one which I will shortly enjoy treating myself too - always love a humps track : )

Thanx a lot Wayne!

We play much more heavier sound in live ... absolutely another kind of metal ... this is a side project in studio ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9-DMbDOQ8w

kinda like this :-)

fistbump, Danke

Hi Wayne, wow man, that's exactly the checklist you want to see the green tick behind every line ... very very flattering and encouraging!
Thank you for listening and commenting,

Micky

wow, that’s a record for re-considering and i will. good to see you as always, dude!

thanks Wayne, yes i find it quite meditative myself. i wonder if somehow our minds realise that the sound source is comes from something physical rather than electronic like from a synth, and that helps with the vibe?

Hey Wayne, It's a great day (for me) when
I get not only a listen ,comment but a Fave
from a LM legend like yourself. When I first
got here (LM) I never imagined such a thing. It
is incredibly encouraging.

Thank you for your listen , comments and Fave.

PEACE, from the Beach, up North...

Hey Wayne - thanks mate much appreciated - Im fan of your work more than my own : )

Thank you for your comment, bro. Yeah, that's really distorted and very compressed, thanks for noticing that, will take this into account in the future!

Just listened to your latest, great fun! Thanks for the listen. Funny you mention walking to this. I do a lot of walking for work and pleasure and I think sometimes just about all my music is at a walking tempo!

Hi, I think I'm in love with Lauren lol!
thanks for listening my drafts
Michael!

thanks Wayne for your listening !
Michael

Thank you, Wayne. Refrigerated bananas are tricky, as I'm sure you know, because if you don't eat them right away when you take them out of the cold, they turn black rather quickly, and squishy. I can eat a somewhat squishy banana but only with a crunchy accompaniment like peanuts or pepitas. I also have a TinySong about peanuts and several about trailmix where I've worked out the finer details of these foods. I'll be reporting back shortly, tune-wise, with some of those important learnings.

Hey Wayne - thanks for listening and the warm feedback, much appreciated : )

i never knew much a bout him til now ironicaly he comes from boston mass usa as do i and intill now i knew nothing a bout him i just bought a guitar built for grunge and surf and felt the waters of the what the guitar can and cant doo

Thank you, Wayne, and good luck with the doctors! I have had many ear infections and many poor ear doctors, so be careful! If your hearing is diminished, it may be because you have fluid in your eustachian tube, something a competent doctor can deal with easily but an incompetent doctor will misdiagnose as permanent hearing loss. So be careful and good luck!

Hey Wayne - thanks mate - I didnt like the first one I made with the new drum machine much so went straight onto making this track - If I'd had a drink or smoke I'd never have got it done though it might have been more fun hey : )

jaguar i do have a jazz master but this is a jaguar it screams surf or grunge tones hass 2 single semour duncans stock all the switches and floating tremlo thanks for the comment

Thank you!
I have a monkey hat that I sometimes wear to remind me of where we came from. Just kidding. I wear it to amuse my grandkids.
The past is interesting to learn about because it's always changing. Or, that is, our understanding of it is.
I'm interested in the sunken continents like Beringia and Doggerland. I believe they're rich with ancient settlements, artifacts and bones that would completely change our human storyr, but we can't get to them as they're underwater. It always amazes me that, the more we know, the less we know. Everything I learned in school is now wrong. But, I guess, that just keeps it interesting.

Hi Wayne, I really appreciate the kind words from a musician as talented as you are. I'm always happy when you like a song of mine and that my disco-heavyness doesn't get on your nerves ;)
Cheers,
Micky

Hello Wayne, Oh, we also don't know exactly whether we understand it ourselves. Thanks for listening. Glad you liked it!