silverman
North Wales, United Kingdom
Joined : 3rd Jul 2012 - 13 years ago
Last Online : 30th Oct 2025 - 3 months ago
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silverman has posted 662 comments on other peoples tracks.
on Woe To The Wicked by Billydragon1
Still the great voice and the deep meaning lyrics but what a twist at 1.04 when the female singers come in! That was very unexpected and very well done.
Great track mate and .... thankyou for your very late rteply on one of my older tracks ... I'm going to have a play with layering that poem you mention of yours so you might just have two Billy Dragon tracks up at thesame time.
Hope all is good in your neck of the woods.
Peace and blessings. B.
on Be My Sunshine Instrumental by BeatMaker4real
The only thing I'd change is to put some very gentle thoughtful lyrics on board.
on Risin Up by Spivkurl
This is an incredible creation.
It's an event.
A documtary in its own right.
But it is a live event.
This is not music but a happening.
This is like a personal invite ... come in and see what I do but be careful not to trip over the cables or touch any hot surfaces.
Wow.
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!
on Risin Up by Spivkurl
A man can't get no peace in here!
This is not pop music.
I think this is simply a recording of you building giant synthesizers.
I can smell the solder again.
The lights in all the other houses on the street are flickering from the huge power drain!
There go the curtains thank God you had a fire extinguisher.
Oops the cat just ran screaming with it's tail smouldering.
I'm having visions of domestic hell!
There's a tv crew outside now.
Holding a cup of tea with welding gloves on can be tricky but you pulled it off.
Spiv this is madness.
How does it have the power to hold me like it does?
What an amazingly mind blowing piece!
You never cease to amaze and never fail to deliver.
I'm going in again but this time with some boots and a hard hat on ....
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!
on She hates Love Version 5 by BeatzFactory
I have no advice or criticism to give.
Sounds spot on.
on humans running on solar power part I and II by oldschoolfrosty
Very nice tv or film track here.
on Der 12Elf - the twelve elf by joecramer
To the English ear especially one who doesn't understand German there are two effects;
One is the language sounds very harsh.
Two it sounds fantastic to music especially modern day electronic music.
You have the perfect voice for modern music.
Good to know that you remembered me :)
Working to much last times .......
Nice to hear that you like the vocal work.
Hopefully i will come next with some fresh stuff.
stay tuned
joe
on Freestyle by bmxjimmy
Just my opinion.
Based on the fact I find it very hard to put vocals in busy tunes.
on Harry Hockjne - Interstellar by HarryHockjne
What else would you suggest for future mastering? (you can email me at harryhockjne@gmail.com)
on Rock Cover by Ben1972
Brilliant.
Not just a nice change but really really well done.
Great voice.
FGreat everything.
on Time What by adamms
on Time What by adamms
Blended and twisted into mysterious joy.
Mental health breakdown ahead!
Creepy spooky dangerous.
Love it.
You might be the only sane one left here .......
on Victory March - Extended Version by SpartaKris
Needs some breaks.
Needs mastering.
on Concrete Meadow by neuromancer56
on Cant stop time by Coopy
The bad news with entering like that is the rest of the track might sound a little limp in comparrison.
This didn't.
This just steamrollered along with great energy.
Vocals sound spot on.
The whole mix sounds great.
Great track.
The ending though sounds like you had a power cut!
on Session One by swindla007
I've tried removing that experience but it just won't go away.
By the way I loved Yello in their time.
Sounds very neatly put together from here.
on She hates love feat Alexy Large Vol 1 by BeatzFactory
Just had another listen to this and it's near perfect.
;(
on Sacrifice feat Steklo by hemant37
Reminds me of the early 80's.
Not to keen on the percussion and crackles near the end.
on The World is illusion by DivadyAlbum1
Then hope appears and light too the future can ... can be ... can't it?
I like it but don't like the volume of that drum.
It pushes the guitar and organ to far back.
Wouldn't be that loud in real life.
Not sure it's even the right drum but these things are a matter of taste.
It's almost hymn like which is good.
I can picture a small church in a bleak place.
on The Reason featuring Sheya by MrSpookd
on The Reason featuring Sheya by MrSpookd
The side chaining is clawing at the voice.
Otherwise a great track that could have commercial possibilities.
on GeT iT On by GoTyBeaTs
The rappers on here will be better able to advise about lyrics
on Another by AlexanderMadeMusic
on Cant Keep a Good Woman Down by UChris
on Song To Xavier by BLEEP
Who's it a cover of?
How did you put this together?
Thanks a lot for the compliment, it's always appreicate ;)
to answer you: shame on me i forgot to quote the artist who wrote "song to xavier". His name is Eric Serra, A French composer who wrote a lot for Luc Besson's movies. This one is extract from the original sound movie named "Subway". The original is only the saxo line you can hear in my cover. I reorganized the sax set, and i created all the others intruments.
How did i put this together... i could explain in french, in english, some words will miss me :(:(:( but i worked the sax line in my musc software, i cutted each pattern and I adjusted each of these to the bpm which I wanted: 95 bpm. After, the original bpm is not so distant from the one that I chose
Glad if you enjoyed it :)
Bleep