silverman

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

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

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

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!

Thanks as always brother Silverman.
Hope all is good in your neck of the woods.
Peace and blessings. B.

Heh, I did always like Doc in that film, though his character is a bit exaggerated. It made me want a delorian real bad though, even though I am not a driver. It would just be a conversation piece.

I think a live performance should be an event, most especially if the song has never existed before. I'm happy that it feels that way upon listening.

I like the possibly typographic error nature of "documtary." It takes the "ment" out of the idea, though I can't quite figure what the impact of that is. It sounds Latin or something.

Ha ha, yeah, be careful not to trip on the cables is right. I think I've gotten used to the cables being a protective barrier between my feet and the disgusting old carpet. At least I make my own cables now, so it's no big deal if they are trashed. The main hot surface in there is the front windows on a summer afternoon... it gets disturbingly uncomfortable in there... the UV just keeps getting worse in this world.

Okay, had to take a break there... got carried away typing, and had a nearly fatal substance abuse on the stove. Multitasking is a risky endeavor.

Anyway, I should get on to listening at your page, so I can hit the cop shop right when they open. Thanks for your words and your support!

Hey buddy! I can't thank you enough for your comments here, and for listening with your experienced ear(s) and mind. It is not taken lightly!

I had no idea that a track like this would get this kind of positive reception from my friends (and strangers) here at Looperman. It makes me feel good, since this sort of piece would be completely within reach for live performance, if only a venue was available

You are right, it is definitely not pop music. Part of what I had in mind was working toward another cassette release, mainly for the modular drone cassette exchange on muffwiggler.com. I've received three cassettes at this point, but have only sent out one... the international shipping costs are prohibitive at times. Hoping to do a sixty minute one this time.

Generally when we're having power issues in our home, it is completely caused by others. Had a momentary loss of power this morning even. Frustratingly, our new neighbor had a central air unit installed about ten feet from the wall of my studio... now when it's on, there is this high pitched whine on my system. It's killing me, and means I have to rearrange my studio again (at least once a year now). This is no small task with the massive cabling, amps, and organs. I should be thankful that I haven't reconnected everything to the patch bay since my last reorganize effort!

The cat usually avoids my studio area now, since it's a bit of a disaster. Domestically, things seem to be on the upturn, but outside... oh outside.

Never been a welder, though I did learn spot welding in school. I manage to swap in a beer here and there while soldering. The big problem is smoking in between, since it's a pain to wash my hands before I light up. Lead, cadmium, flux... oh well, how much worse can it be than the air and water quality?

In all seriousness, the premise is one of self/faith healing, with a side order of sarcasm. The title was inspired in part by "My Name is Earl," and god's little finger, if you are familiar. All in all, I think that my time supporting the med industry is coming to an end, and if that means identifying with an recognized religion (in a country with freedom of religion... huh???)... then so be it.

Anyway, I'm building up my plant based "boots and hard hat" this morning, since I'm hitting the gov't center to pick up an incident report and file a formal complaint. Wish me luck. I will continue on your next comment!