silverman

Thank you so much for your comment. I am not sure about the jump... I will have to give it another listen. As to the lyrics, yes, this was written from my personal experience. It was a long time ago, however, and I am fully recovered with a husband who truly believes I'm the hottest thing walking. The guy from the song is still a single father who lies to everyone. I think I won in the long run. ^_^ I like using personal experiences when I write because I feel like it bleeds through into your song if you don't know what you're writing or singing about. ^_^

Hey Silverman. We used to get stoned after school and play air guitar (and saxophone for that matter) to Lucky Man and other EL&P songs. I'm from that day. Thanks for stopping by. Dan

It's quite an old song now at this point. I've since been more active on my SoundCloud profile.

I appreciate the feedback on the track. You make some good points and I feel like it's never too late to go back and improve on things.

Hi Silverman.
Thanks for the listen and comment.
Thanks for your kind words regarding the vocals aswell. I played around with a plugin yesterday so the female is me too.
I'll be working onwards with the vocals later today!

will keep that in mind for my next project! :)

Thanks for the comment and ear. I am glad you enjoyed it and hope that you will review some of my other tracks.

Dirtzilla

Thank you

Silverman, your ears are fantastic. I loved the lazy bass on this one which gives that Je ne sais quoi feel to the song.
Steve

"I love spotting a Spivkurl" - I wonder if that's how the locals feel when they are driving and see me pop out of a forest out of nowhere. Doubt it!

I do love the feeling of not knowing what to expect, which adds to the challenge of living life in a city. I used to know what to expect around here, and it was a comfort. Now I know what to expect, and it's a load of bollocks. So I change my perception by expecting sniper fire or a nuclear detonation... sad but true.

The Manchester scene was definitely a big influence on me, especially early on. Joy Division, New Order, Bee Gees all had their place in my heart... in reverse chronological order. Never been too into guns, since if I were to kill I would go all out, Bonnie and Clyde style... good reason not to get started. I've had my love affairs with alcohol (still do) and amphetamine (in the past).

I am a firm believer that "we are all on drugs all the time." Food is either drugs or medicine (drugs). Oxygen gets you high. The water we drink is inundated with various chemical substances, most often including steroids, cocaine, and pharmas. If you eat meat or dairy, then those can have some wild stuff interlaced, most recently ketamine. So, hey, if someone doesn't like drugs, it's probably time to go be a tibetan monk or something.

I'm happy you enjoyed the unusual take on trance. There were points where I was bouncing about and not wanting the ride to end. At a point, when working on songs of this length, it gets a bit taxing. Hearing it all the way through over and over again eats up time like almost nothing else!

Thank you for listening and leaving your consistently entertaining comments!

Hahaha
Yeah your right this is music !
And thx to called me "young people" i appreciate that
I picked trip hop only because it's a slow tempo and get lot's of atmosphere stuff

Hi silverman,
thank you for your post! Well.....and thank you also for your inspiring word´s ;)
I like to work with Mr. Shammis vocals...it´s always a bit of a holiday-feeling listening to him :)
So, get your stuff ready and give me a pm when your songs ready, would like to check it out!
Keep on going man!

What a gentle comment. I didn't had this Kraftwerk connection in mind but after your comment i listen to the track again and your wife could be right. Maybe i listen to long to too much Kraftwerk music when i was a young boy.
If there is anyone around who wants to make an album with me and try to sell it, in GB or anywhere else, just call me.

Thanks for your friendly words Mr Silverman
I wish you both all the best

stay tuned
joe

Thank You Bro!
Really glad to see you back again here ;)

I let a comment on your last track too (really brilliant song)

Bleep

Thanks for the kind words Silverman.
We are hobbyists as well and playing music is fun: that's the main purpose of it!
So, keep rocking man!
Ciao, Domenico

I know is radio ready , but but huge record labels keep on not calling me ! =/ . Maybe they lost my phone... i dunno.
Hehe, thanks my friend !

thank you!

Thanks man. I should have mentioned playing the song was enough.

Here's one that is installed here in our city... The carillon's largest bell weighs four tons! The video on this page is made featuring the previous musician who played them. Love and I went and heard the debut concert of the new player earlier this year.

http://sharing.mayoclinic.org/2010/08/10/hearing-bells-at-mayo-clinic-in-rochester-its-the-carillon/

We hear this everyday from our house.

Ah, I could see that. Maybe so. Thanks for the input.

Thank you! I hadn't considered a cinematic style, but I'll see what inspiration I might find!