Kikajon

I think this is absolutely fantastic, relaxing, inpiring and well produced. Delicate voices and somewhere in my head I hear harmonies and vocal melody. Thank you for joining looperman and I'm looking forward to hear more from you.
Det var nämligen så j-la bra, på ren svenska.
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ps I actually thought you sounded a bit like Ensam. Now it obvious why. :D
Truly like the harimonies in your work.

So cool, I sit here in the light swedish night wishing for another. Keep 'em coming.
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Nice work, both bilbozo and slap are great, as you are too. The whole track is awesome – but I think it's a bit to hard compressed so it doesn't sound as clean as it could. Having said that, the track nothing but an excellent performance.
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Sweet, excellent execution and lovely sounding, what's there not to like?
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XLNT job! Sounds really great now.

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Hey Vicen, awesome track. Totally great guitars too.
If I could offer a suggestion: use a bit compression on the vocals to thicken it a bit more – when I do vocals I compress them in post production and it always turns out better. The best thing is that you can focus on the vocals and worry about the dynamics later. (Of cours you have to be aware about the correct gain settings when you record, but besides that). Anyway – a gret track.
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Short, but what you made of it is amazing. Brilliant chorus.
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Maybe I'm a slow starter, but now that I found this track I just have to congratulate you to a job well done. Interresting arrangement and you know how to handle your voice. It's a fav.
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Well, just totally awesome. I love that single coil telecaster sound, the mandoline just made me happy. Excellent performace.
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Yeah! Lovely track, smooth and excellent. What a great collaboration between two of my favourite musicians here at looper.

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Love the approach to this classic. And you did nothing less than fantastic. A fav.
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I like this, you're really banging it out and the bass at the end – that's really cool. The track has a lot of promise, good stuff.
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An instant fav. Great songwriting and I love sound of the guitar and the way you play it. If it's possible, crank up the vocals just a bit so your voice doesn't drown in the guitar.
Having said that, thanks for a wonderful performace and on of the best tracks in a while. just xlnt.

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ps I'd would go strait into my iphone playlist if download was available.

Instant fav – you've got a good voice. I like this track how it builds with the tamburine and drum. Great job.
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Sweet, awesome playin' and a sweet stratocaster tone. (I really like the sound of the neck mike). If there was anything to wish for it would be a bass.
Fav and dl.
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I dug this up to about the 40 sec marc, after that the timing is off. But, man that first part is awesome, I like the beat and the riff. Add a bass and you there, it's a nice melody with great potential, I'd like to hear a more developed version. Keep it up!
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Hey, nice! I really like the organ, gently played. All in all a cool piece with somw smooth chord changes. Good stuff.
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xlnt! I listened a lot to Mike Oldfield in the eighties and still do it on occation. Five Miles out was, and still is, one of my favourite records. So thank you for bringing it up. A fav, for a performace well done!
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Damn, this is so Dylan and something else: that must be you. Instant fav, excellent feel to this one. Thank you for putting out on looper.
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I love this, especially the nice telecaster. What amp do you use?
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Hi, I like this tune. Nice and sweet vocals, melody and production.
One suggestion though – cut two minutes. I think you can edit it down and still keep the essence. Then it would go from good to great.
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Yeeeeao, stunning track and nothing but excellent. The beat reminds me of one band I totally dug called the Stonefunkers. A def fav!
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Yep, I like this. I'd love a twack guitar in there aswell. But I really enjoyed the riddim. Skank on!
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Pompin' fun and funky. It's an amazing track and everythings is awesome but I totally love the talk box.

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Not my genre, but this is appealing and well performed. I like both voices and the... damn, I like all of it!
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