ShortBusMusic

Thank you very much, ShortBus! I hope it gives you inspiration to actually jump in and play! I´d be honored

Bear, my friend, thank you so much for your kind words. You are a phenomenal musician in your own right.

Just to let you know, a couple of weeks ago, I visited your loops and found "drums-Rock Kit 105bpm". This one loop started my journey to compose a track entitled "Do You See Their Faces". It is a track about our homeless and what we can do to assist them. Most of the loops on this track are from your loop repertoire. I am very excited about it and will share it with you soon.

Thank you again my friend. You always brighten my day:-)

God Bless,

Twanna

Sorry to take you off guard with those loud beats! I'm really glad you liked this mix, for some reason it was easy when working with such cool sounds!

I'd be pleased as heck to get another 50 slots, I'm tired of having to delete my old tracks.

Thanks so much for reviewing my friend!

Wow thanks man! I am pointed in the direction i wanna go and aint stoppin til i get there! Thanks again for the review, means a lot!

Thank you Sir! I know I'm doing a good job with compliments like that coming from you! ;-) I was messing around with these loops for a while. I was stoked when I found the loop from Jorge. I was able to complete the track!

Thanks!
Henrik

Thank you so much :) x

thank you so much!! x

thanks Bear....I hope you had a good Easter and all is well

Trax

Thanks so much for your kind comments! I'm really glad you liked this song! I like squirrels too! I appreciate the review!

Thank you very much Bear! Thanks for making this track possible! The vocoder sound is an ambient guitar by Nightingale. Adds a nice accent to the track.

Larz

Hi Bear! What a review - thank you! So many kind words... I think I'll print it and hang it on the wall :) *happy*
Warm regards from a finally snowfree Sweden!
Lena

Pearls before swine, aye? Yeah, the old blues pioneers left a legacy, didn't they? In my own investigations, the real surprise is the hidden histories - for example, there's a lot of incidental evidence that what the Blues developed out of was both W. African and Celtic music in the Caribbean (Cromwell sold Irish women into slavery there). Listening closely, I think the traces of both can still be heard. Really glad you like this one, and took the time to review it. Thanks!

Thanks Bear, I'm glad you like it. The tune just came to me and Jim was exited and came up with the words and vocals in a blink. I appreciate your kind words and will pass them on to Jim.
/pmk

Jammed with the Dead? I'm constantly astounded with how small the World has become. Back before the Anak Pisang (and previous Spirit House music), my spouse and I used to open for various bands in Seattle doing didgeridoo duets together, and I got a call one night by a guy visiting town and wanting to hire us to play for him while he recited poetry. Turned out to be Ira Cohen, the youngest of the Beats. Had a tough time with that performance, as most of his poetry had to do with hashish and Greek styled homoerotica, and I kept wanting to giggle while playing the didg. I bet jamming with the Dead was easier! Glad you enjoyed this one!

Thank you Bear, I appreciate you listening! I had a lot of fun making this song, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
All the best my friend :)

Brent

I kinda struggle to make long things using only a small amount of sounds.. like, I get inspired to create a melody around a specific sound, and I find it so much harder to get that melody without that sound. Its strange, it's like the sound has to fit with the others or I can't make it. Thats partially why I'm fairly proud of this track, because the bass just contrasts with everything else.

I geuss with less sounds you get to focus on more things. Less choice means you can keep your ears on specific things, being able to detect the good and bad points just like that. Maybe thats why its so difficult for many people to do acoustic stuff.

Anyways, thanks for dropping by, I'll check out your one tommorow when I have acess to my speakers (its 11pm, don't wanna wake anyone up, lol)

Ste :)

I don't know about the Grammy award thing but I'll take it. ;-) Appreciate the comments! I like this one a lot! Has a lot of energy and very uplifting. I think Abe's beat really gels well with the elements.

Thanks again Bear!
Larz

Thank you Bear, I'm glad you enjoyed the piece! Leo Kottke is one of the reasons i bought my first acoustic guitar, I really appreciate your kind words

Brent