I really love this track. It's got a great spacey feel to the music overlaying the restless beat, and I love the organ stabs (or they sound like organ stabs to me) that come in at times - brings back the great '70s rock music that I've recently fallen in love with all over again. Great stuff, and I wanna download it!
Man, I love this, Grido. The drums are banging, hard. I love the weirdness of it. Keep going like that. You're - as far as I'm concerned - in the right lane. This rocks.
This is exactly the kind of music that I love. Heavy hitting, hard bass, and then when that shrieky stuff comes in, the shrieky ribbons winding around each other riding on that beat, I mean, yeah, I can't get enough of that. I think we speak the same language. Thank you. I am going to play around with this.
Man, I love me so good ol' honest guitar playing. I love this piece and wouldn't mind hearing it go on for quite a bit longer. I love the textures of the different sections - here there's a real cool groove all of a sudden, here you're highlight the bass, here the guitar's shredding, etc. Fantastic stuff!
Very very very nice. I love how the music gets out of the way of the vocal at first, and then really builds with it and enhances it at the end. I love the heavy bass in the bridge and then the hard guitar in the end part - really fantastic, and dramatic. This is a piece that has some real power.
I can't tell you how much I love this. EXCEPT for that part between 1:10 and 1:38 or so. When that came on I thought I'd clicked on a different song by mistake or something, and I was glad when it was over and the stuff I loved returned. Just being honest! I just love the thunderous drums, the different tones of guitar intermingling - for a lover of psychedelic rock it really scratches an itch that hasn't been fully scratched since 1976 or so. I think that could just go on and on longer - it doesn't need to be song-length particularly but could be jam length. I can't help but picture myself on the highway (to Vegas, let's say) with this on the radio and just cranking it up to the top in the desert air. Anyway - thank you, brother, for this fantastic music.
Thank you very much!! Your so kind ... I got a new idea for the middle of this song, so im gonna do a longer outtake when I got the time. Working in our garden and building a pergola. Life is beautiful!!
Thanx for the idea to change the middle part. Jippie Hippie!
This is sort-of unobtrusively, modestly brilliant. I faved it at about a minute in because I just loved what I was hearing - you took the melody of the intro and deepened it and thickened it in the second part in such cool ways that my eardrums were glued madly to the ongoings. I mean - your guitarwork - it's really, really great. (I'm assuming it's guitar.) Just seriously fantastic. And you're just sort of shredding in the background a lot of the time. Just hanging out and shredding. I'm glad I listened to this - it made my day better.
I humbly thank you for the nice words. look below and you will see itś not a guitar, just me on keys playing like a madman guitarist with a Wah-Wah courtesy of the Roland ME-30.
There's a lot of wit in the music, which I love. You have to listen closely because the sounds are all artfully crafted and curated and orchestrated to be just right. I like the stoppy-starty-ness of it. Probably my favorite part was the bassy part that starts a little after the first minute, and I kinda wished it woulda come back again. It's a short piece and it would not sadden me in the slightest if it were longer.
Thanks for listening! I was kind of tempted to use that bassy part thingy, but because I try to keep my music on the shorter side, I opted not to. Perhaps it was a little bit to short though in retrospect.
I hope this wasn't the same guy...
I love your little orphan snippets. Looking forward to a full track of yours someday, maybe. You've got immense talent.
Head-bopping, toe-tapping all the way. I enjoyed this piece with its rhythmic intricacies and melodic delights. It does feel like it could handle some vocals, so I look forward to seeing what you're going to do there. Great job.
Super interesting little instrumental. (Little only in the sense of being short.) It drew me in and held my attention throughout - lots of layers and variation. Great job!
"Sad Epic Sounds" - love that title. And it's a precise description of the piece. Although, in the right context (or scene in a movie) it could be "Hopeful Epic Sounds". Anyway, I enjoyed it.
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Thanx for the idea to change the middle part. Jippie Hippie!
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I love your little orphan snippets. Looking forward to a full track of yours someday, maybe. You've got immense talent.
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I try to keep all of my pieces on the shorter side so that I don't lose the audience's attention.
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