¨it's always a pleasure when listeners give me French words in their comment :)¨
Well...J´habitant á Quebec, danque est-il ¨Practice France¨ pour moi! ;-) Je Suis cherche toujours la petite bête, c’est énervant...ehh? ;-)
Cru
Hey, Is that Carole´s (Janis) fantastic vox as your background singer. Great mix, awesome production. perfectly set vocals. Congrats. ou Felicitations!!
Cru
the "female" vocal is a sample from an old old old soundbank lol
it's always a pleasure when listeners give me french words in their comment :) really appreciate and glad to see you liked the track :)
Cool cool song. It gives you a sentimental feeling of melancholy and joy together, like you were looking at the past in a day dream. Beautiful melodies. I love how it takes a bit to express as well.
Outstanding as always.
Steve
Cool Man, Freaked out Psychedelic space jazz. 2:56 is an interesting transition. Ahh then back to jazzy freaky awesome percussions and nice use of panning effects. a Great ride my friend. Even some slap bass at the end with some clever strings.
Great Job
Steve
Welcome back! We missed yah!! I love this . Avant Garde, melancholic and slightly dark.. Just what I love in my music listening pleasure. With just a touch of the mid-east. and papillons!!! awesome ending my dear. loved this!!!! Can´t say enough good things!
Cru
So many compliments that honour me and touch me a lot, Cru. A big merci for the joy you give me as I receive the energy and the kindness of your words.
I missed you all too !!
Plenty of light,
Carole
dramatic, and epic. great work!
Great Mix of Guitar and strings. I love till 3:55 then the ending is like a dark icing on the chorus laden sad piano cake.
awesome work.
Cru
Very cool, I love the nonchalantness of your arrangement. Almost Bryan Ferry like, but the percussion was strong in this as well. I enjoyed my listen
Cru
The Chorus is so Teutonic. I liked this one, you really processed Burts guitars, but it works well. I´m humming to myself Hey. Hey. Heyyyy! Teufelwerk indeed.
Cru
lovely acoustic intro that builds with Piano. smart arranging and composing. Your bass is mixed perfectly in the rear of the mix. I know it´s there but it´s not overwhelming, nice work. Then we build nicely into the harder heavier section. Again all the elements are working here. I like the time sig changes as well. 2:56 caught my attention, nice reverse into that section. what sounds like claps are interesting. Also nice ending as well, de-constructed well. Evan this is your best work in my opinion. High marks for composition, mixing, arranging, instrument choices. just good all around. fav
Steve (The Canadian who watched the Simpsons episode in 2000 and listened then and got out ;-))
Gotta say, I spent so long getting this one done that your comment made my day. Yes, mixing the bass to the background is new for me, but I have to lay off all the bass layers. I can't listen to a lot of my older stuff. Mudville.
"book-a-tick-a, back-a-tick-a" is what you're hearing as claps. I have the mic at the ready all the time, but rarely use it.
Sweet. Just nicely tasteful reggae style from the late sixties early seventies sound. I used to go to a reggae night back in the day back in the states and watch this band do covers. There version of ¨Hey Joe¨ kicked ass, and the lead singer could also play a soprano and an alto sax at the same time. quite a feat. What I love about this is the bass work is awesome. The first part of the phrase is traditional reggae and you end the second part of the phrase with scalar jazz, brilliant composition. I did not realize you released a tune with the word Dread in it as I put out an ambient tune called Dread, But ever since Halloween we have been on a mental simpatico that is a bit spooky. My song was about the dread people might be feeling after the US election. Your dread song is much more uplifting and musically equates some hope. Congrats on another great piece of work Dave.
Hey Steve thanks mate!..same track names different inflections, haha when I hear the word dread it's always pronounced with a Rastafarian lilt, no wot I'm talkin about mun (accompanied by sound of big spliff getting lit up in background)....it's kind of sad that Dubstep has replaced what used to be occupied by reggae but that's life, a cousin of mine recently spent two years working in the Seychelles and sent me heaps and heaps of their local music which is very reggae based but way more pop oriented, sort of reggae without the ganja! lol...ah me no partake of de erb dees dayz mun doze rastas wud tink I'ma crazy mon mun!...cheers mate Dave :)
Steve! Thanks so much for stopping by and taking a listen. I am happy to know you enjoyed the 'pella. I had to actually YouTube Junior Vasquez. That would be awesome! At the point when it's finished I will definitely contact you. I have to check to see whether I will need an additional mechanical license. I believe you might have my contact info? If not, send my a PM so that we can touch base via email.
Greetings Septic Hebomad:
¨##### the night away!!!! As Chubby Checker never sang it as ehh? Song Feels a little like a tantrum one of those little snowflakes might have at university nowadays because the wrong pronoun was used on someone. Seriously Intense therapy session of the primal nature. :Neomorpheous said: ¨Way too brutal for young ears, as well as dead Grandmothers ears!¨ Well I can tell you my Dead Grandmother loved this. It sparked her creative streak to decompose something....(drum hit). As for the young ears, let em learn how hard life really is. BTW 3.25 reminded me of something New Wave or Van Halen like with the drum tom solos. I was Banging my head by the end of this and I loved the ending. I´ĺl be by later to dissect this one, but this was my general listening review.
Later Tater
Excrucethus
Good point about the snowflakes and pronouns. We've never talked about it but I actually think about that annoying subject quite a lot and have been following the case of your fellow Crunadian Professor Jordan Peterson with great interest. See him defending his refusal to capitulate and be forced to use made up pronouns here (and in many other videos):
Chubby Checker may well have fisted the night away but perhaps just didn't sing about it. I don't think Elton John was singing "Yeah, I'm totally gay" when he was married to a woman in the 70s.
Anyway, back to the fist bumps, which are much more fun.
Good decomposing grandmother joke. For that you get as many drum hits as there are in this brutal track. So, about 10,000.
"BTW 3.25 reminded me of something New Wave or Van Halen like with the drum tom solos. "
Perhaps though that section probably is a bit too open and needs a little something else (bass?) to go over the top, as pointed out by The Evanator.
"I was Banging my head by the end of this and I loved the ending. "
Good as it deserved that extreme ending. I had to take it even heavier than before and I managed it.
Brutal Primal Nomad, brutalising Crunadian ears primarily for the fun of it.
on Les Fleurs Du Mal by DubSmockers
Well...J´habitant á Quebec, danque est-il ¨Practice France¨ pour moi! ;-) Je Suis cherche toujours la petite bête, c’est énervant...ehh? ;-)
Cru
amicalement
Bleep
on Les Fleurs Du Mal by DubSmockers
Cru
the "female" vocal is a sample from an old old old soundbank lol
it's always a pleasure when listeners give me french words in their comment :) really appreciate and glad to see you liked the track :)
happy holidays too
Friendly
Bleep
on Aphotic Snowfall by sqrtofneg1
Cru
on Magic Fingaz by skwishfish
cool
Cru
Hope all is well with you and your music!
on Never Going Back to Earth by kingmadi
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Cru
on October Rain FT Tumbleweed by PDMuzak
Good job
Cru
on With Sarah And Wine by Orlando51
Outstanding as always.
Steve
Cheers_____Orlando
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Great Job
Steve
on Over the skyline by janis71
Cru
I missed you all too !!
Plenty of light,
Carole
on The Last Seed by Billydragon1
I wish you peace, strength and knowledge .
Steve
Peace and a safe holidays to you and the family.
God bless - B.
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on We made it by mindhiest
Great Mix of Guitar and strings. I love till 3:55 then the ending is like a dark icing on the chorus laden sad piano cake.
awesome work.
Cru
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Cru
Ben
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Cru
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Cru
Hey Cru, that sounds really good.
Nice to know that you liked what i had done here.
stay tuned
joe
on Eyes Run Aground by Evisma
lovely acoustic intro that builds with Piano. smart arranging and composing. Your bass is mixed perfectly in the rear of the mix. I know it´s there but it´s not overwhelming, nice work. Then we build nicely into the harder heavier section. Again all the elements are working here. I like the time sig changes as well. 2:56 caught my attention, nice reverse into that section. what sounds like claps are interesting. Also nice ending as well, de-constructed well. Evan this is your best work in my opinion. High marks for composition, mixing, arranging, instrument choices. just good all around. fav
Steve (The Canadian who watched the Simpsons episode in 2000 and listened then and got out ;-))
Gotta say, I spent so long getting this one done that your comment made my day. Yes, mixing the bass to the background is new for me, but I have to lay off all the bass layers. I can't listen to a lot of my older stuff. Mudville.
"book-a-tick-a, back-a-tick-a" is what you're hearing as claps. I have the mic at the ready all the time, but rarely use it.
Thanks again for the kind words.
Evan
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Cru
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Cru
Ben
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Cru
~Eighteen
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Steve
LovePeace&Light,
Mykael
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¨##### the night away!!!! As Chubby Checker never sang it as ehh? Song Feels a little like a tantrum one of those little snowflakes might have at university nowadays because the wrong pronoun was used on someone. Seriously Intense therapy session of the primal nature. :Neomorpheous said: ¨Way too brutal for young ears, as well as dead Grandmothers ears!¨ Well I can tell you my Dead Grandmother loved this. It sparked her creative streak to decompose something....(drum hit). As for the young ears, let em learn how hard life really is. BTW 3.25 reminded me of something New Wave or Van Halen like with the drum tom solos. I was Banging my head by the end of this and I loved the ending. I´ĺl be by later to dissect this one, but this was my general listening review.
Later Tater
Excrucethus
Good point about the snowflakes and pronouns. We've never talked about it but I actually think about that annoying subject quite a lot and have been following the case of your fellow Crunadian Professor Jordan Peterson with great interest. See him defending his refusal to capitulate and be forced to use made up pronouns here (and in many other videos):
Genders, Rights and Freedom of Speech
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kasiov0ytEc
Chubby Checker may well have fisted the night away but perhaps just didn't sing about it. I don't think Elton John was singing "Yeah, I'm totally gay" when he was married to a woman in the 70s.
Anyway, back to the fist bumps, which are much more fun.
Good decomposing grandmother joke. For that you get as many drum hits as there are in this brutal track. So, about 10,000.
"BTW 3.25 reminded me of something New Wave or Van Halen like with the drum tom solos. "
Perhaps though that section probably is a bit too open and needs a little something else (bass?) to go over the top, as pointed out by The Evanator.
"I was Banging my head by the end of this and I loved the ending. "
Good as it deserved that extreme ending. I had to take it even heavier than before and I managed it.
Brutal Primal Nomad, brutalising Crunadian ears primarily for the fun of it.