crucethus
Its My Life
OTTAWA, Canada
Joined : 13th Oct 2012 - 13 years ago
Last Online : 25th May 2026 - 4 hours ago
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on Midnight Sun by StaticNomad
Nice expansion on a theme from the last tune.
Cruexploria
Yes, I brought Iommi back. In the end, he mostly just sat at the back of the studio watching me riff it up. He was a bit in awe of my badass riffage and so is coming back next week for a lesson or two. Free of charge cos I'm a nice guy.
Just as well I had the sense to identify that this was much better suited to being its own interesting track rather than being only 2.5 mins long at the end of a 9 min chill/groove track. Neomorpheus suggested I do it but I'd already thought of it.
"boy does it have a groove to it."
It is indeed one groovy mothafucka. Very simple and sparse, with lots of space for extra drum fills and bits of riffage and strings and pads inbetween some guitar parts.
"just keep going as hard and heavy as you possibly can until our ears bleed."
I think you're saying you want it to be longer. Yes - there's loads of music in this genre that goes on and on, seemingly forever. I guess the idea is you get really stoned and headnod along for ages.
It's tempting and I could easily extend this considerably but I'm trying hard to operate as a more Concise Nomad when possible. However I've got a new mega shuffle blues coming up in the next 2 weeks. 8.5 mins so far and I feel it should be more like 12. So, Lengthy Overblown Nomad is still alive and kicking. He will probably never die.
""pad-downs"
Is that like a beat down but gentler and more soothing?
Some damn nice stringy stuff in here. Mostly the sort of patches I've used many times before but still effective in context.
Take care,
Static Doommad
on Empress by andorandor
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on Raw Sessions - Its Beautiful by BradoSanz
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on Observe Feat DJ Phil - Pass the Cup by Observe
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on Backfire by Fl4zh
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on Hold On by austinmusic
The only thing I would do different is maybe clean up the individual tracks with eq and compression and panning and maybe end with an acoustic guitar coda from the beginning opening bars so we don't have such an abrupt ending shouting "hold on". that coda will give the listener a moment to reflect on the emotion of the piece and add some hope instead of hanging on fear and desperation.
Truly a great listen this evening. I am glad I clicked on it
Cru
on Touch Of The Irish Aka One For Ed by Orlando51
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With much appreciation______Orlando
on Here It Goes- by DaveThorne555
As for the song, it has some nice chord changes and completely reminds me of this tune.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvbkMpssrjU
I put on the extended version so you hear how Giorgio Moroder builds this tune in the studio from an arrangers point of view.
Keep making tunes, keep practicing and you will get better and better. This one has a lot of promise.
Cru
on Shayne Ward - Breathless - OffKi Remix by WongKiShoo
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on Xyilent - The Pavilion by XyIlent
Awesome work.
Cru
thanks for listening
on Tang Butterfly World by DanGoldstein
Good work though
Cru
on Open your eyes from Run right past you by cyberbugBOB
Nice work Guys! I enjoyed that!
Cru
on Run Right Past You - Instrumental - Vocal Ready by BradoSanz
https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/174864
Please check it out and comment.
Cru
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on Rain - Cyberwave Orchestra ft SxL by SoraSolitudine
Cru
His song, his rules.
Thanks for listen!
-SxL
on Back Again by Fl4zh
Cru
otherwise, thanks for the sweet words.
on Run Right Past You - Instrumental - Vocal Ready by BradoSanz
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on Virtuals by skwishfish
I will be paying attention.
Cru
on Touch Of The Irish Aka One For Ed by Orlando51
This song is graceful, haunting, sentimental and touching with just a slight air of detachment. A Beautiful work of art.
It reminded me of three different artists songs that you may or may not be aware of as they were never truly mainstream artists but nevertheless there are elements in those three songs that you captured in one song which struck me.
The first is from Ultravox and is an instrumental called Astradyne which starts there colossal album Vienna.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-kVZsO1GCk
The second is an African artist from senegal named Babba Maal and his song playing the guitar like instrument called a Kora and acoustic guitar. I find his music has an irish like tone similar in some of the works. Especially in his song Souka Naya.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqPFQGF-sRM&;index=32&list=PLF9F9ll40VBF6lJdPJhRqkbUx5Ep6XaDl
And the last song is from Phil Manzanera, the guitarist of Roxy Music in his solo work made this extrodinary synth based ambient song called Europe 70-1, which starts out a bright and hopeful and cheery but becomes ambient and sentimental. it was the first time I heard analogue synths convey emotion . As you have done in your own work my friend.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAAVdtmXAMA
cheers
Steve
Mentioning some of my personal favourite bands and artists
like Ultravox and Roxy's lad Manzanera is an excitement on its own...Thanks alot for the links...I will certainly check them out !:)
With much appreciation_____Orlando
on The red velvet hat song by joecramer
stay tuned
joe
on Yog Sothoth Part One by Tinka0
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on Everyting awaits ft Bluniery by aelmen
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on Passive Aggression feat WithoutMyArmor by zacvoos
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on Crying in Tune feat Katie Bregman by mrwolf14
Ciao Steve
on No Name by TinyFinger
on 2-26-16 by defect77
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xat1GVnl8-k