crucethus

Many thank, Cru. We appreciate your kind words.

I'm about to crack open a box of fine wine, myself. I'm not the connoisseur you are, LOL!

Cheers,
Scott

Thanks god someone did write a comment here !I was kinda losing hope.

"I feel infected" :)

Thanks for that feedback I really like it.

Im also happy about your distortion opinion.
At least now im not alone !

Also, im happy to see than my description didn't freak you out from playing this im kinda sure some ppl thinks what the description says is true.

The phone samples are too realistic since I got prank myself when I play that music with my phone if I start when the ring ring is here I think I got a call XD.

Peace and thanks for this support dear cruce.

Cheers mate

Thank you! It was really fun to do and came to me easily.

~GO

Thanks so much, im surely going to finish this one since i started back working on it, thanks a million, larry.

Thanks dear Cruce, hope you know why I put this on weird XD

the Stabs sounds is from Mortal kombat and the stab melody is from a deep place in my brain I have to admit this is pretty confusing having those persistent stabs and the Nyan cat melody in background.

I think this will be the most overpowered weapon to force them to listen this days and nights could make them crazy.

And I was a bit raging about Razing Time concept so I made that one to relax XD.

Hope you somewhat enjoy that remix of nyan cat !

Peace

Hey Steve thanks man!..I'm not sure exactly what vst's Zappo uses with his midi keyboard,though I'm thinking your spot on with the Hammond rotary....I always really dig his instrumentation especially the horn parts he plays,you'd be stretching to improve on them with a real horn section!...thanks again for your kind words mate..cheers Dave and Detlef. :)

sCRUples!

"an almost zeppelin...like quality"

That is one of the finest things ever said about one of my measly tracks. Thank you. It's not mandolin, but it's some pretty high acoustic stuff.

"3:00 on has a repeating synth sound"

Those are guitar notes that are processed on my pedal, doubled, then one double was lowered an octave. I like how it worked. I also liked how it sounded reversed in the outro.

No Lucky Charms?!?! That is criminal! Not a huge fan, but liked them when I was a kid. I buy "Total" now, but if I do want something sweet from the kids section, I get "Honeycombs". Loved them since I was a kid,(Thanks to my Great-Grandmother).

Thanks for the listen and the feedback.

Evan

Hey Steve, thank you for the kind in inspirational comment! You have made me curious to experience JG Ballard books, though my book reading back log is a far more serious situation than my songs or my electronic projects... haven't even finished my father's book yet! It's interesting to me that many people are hearing vehicular traffic in this song. There was absolutely no conscious effort in this direction when working on the song, and in fact the title was the last thing to appear, as was I believe the sample in the outro referring to a traffic jam. It's more about the two sides of the idea; people getting in eachothers' way; and people stepping aside to allow for advancement and progress. I'm sure you understand what I mean. Thank you for that song link as well, I think I may have heard this a while back. Cool stuff. I don't think I'm bored of technology, but I am sick to the heart at what people do with it. People no longer need to think or lift a finger, people don't need to learn. If their phone can't do something for them, it doesn't get done. That's how it seems around here now. I can see the appeal of a car crash, but I'd rather cause one than be in one... ha ha. Thanks for reminding me of this performance... Love Peter Murphy, and of course Reznor! Talk to you soon!

yes sir my friend you have a good ear upon creating the track it needed that feel good element and that sample fit the bill thanks for checking out my track one love fam

Greetings!

Louis CK is funny as hell. Jizzanthipuss is probably my favorite from him. Never thought of the word "Vagina" being a verb, but I guess "Dick" is, so why not? I've heard "Dick this bitch up" several times.

Archie Bunker was great with the accent, though I believe his character was living in Queens.

The Tidewater accent is nearly the Arkansas accent when combined with whiskey and the already prevalent inbreeding and rapid tooth loss.

Evan

Yeah im working on filter on the pads, see if i can get it sounding cool.
A synth solo could be a good idea, was looking to get an another melody in here somewhere and that would be a good way to do it, so yeah ill prob do that :)

Thanks man! :)

Cheers Cru,
Real happy you like it ,and great praise to say it could be on twisted !
ime quite new on here an ive a few more you should like . watch this space

Thanks for the re-greet Cru.
I happen to have a lil relative story of my own that I've decided to lay on you...

Several years ago I worked for a company here in Dallas called Showco, that designed and built sound stage set ups for concerts. Later I also worked on the development of an off-shoot venture of theirs that spawned Vari-Lite, which revolutionized stage lighting. One of the first bands to take interest in Vari-Lite was ZZ Top. My boss at the time, lets call him "Happy", grew up in Houston and went to school with Billy. "Hap" had a few acres of land south of big D, and well...had him a nice bumper crop of home grown. One day Billy and Frank showed up at the facility to approve the lighting designs for their upcoming "Eliminator" tour. Billy came in wearing this flamboyant baby blue satin jumpsuit with a white cowboy hat and brand new Tony Lama ostrich skin cowboy boots. Long story short, Hap jumped in a limo with the boys and retreated to his south 40 for a brief respite. When they returned, in walks Billy with his boots covered in red Texas mud and the whole ass end of his pants ripped out. "WTF happened !", we all asked. Billy just said "A little mishap with security down at Rancho Texacano". Translation: His muddy boots lost their grip while crossing the barbed wire fence that bordered a special portion of Haps property. We all laughed till we cried, and was glad he was sporting underwear! They later named one of their best-of albums after Hap's Hacienda. Lots of craziness and fun times back then. Maybe I will recount a few more when the time is right - only here on Looperman.

Cru
Hello mate,
How you doing, thanks for your feedback mate.
Yes, he had me doubting my hearing.
I could not detect any distortion at all.
Thanks again
Jamid

Thanks for the comments. Ed is always a joy to work with. He has a lot of expression in his style.

Always possible, thanks!

Hi Cruce, thank you for giving your valuable feedback on this track! Totally prepared to admit a fondness for New Order... in fact their records and tapes are some of my prized possessions. Been listening to my "Brotherhood" tape since 1990. I have mixed feeling about their very early stuff, when still in mourning from Ian Curtis's death... it seemed like they were still trying to be Joy Division, and it's a bit sad... but then you could say the same thing about me. Even more frustrating is that Hook has left the band now... The other groups you mentioned, I only have a fleeting impression of their work, and do not own any of it. I think I do realize the capturing of an era you speak of, but I'm trying to take it in a different direction... Such as the musical results of performer who was meant to die in their 20's, but somehow arose from all the risky situations alive still. Borrowed time, borrowed money, freedom to do what shouldn't have been possible. I think you get it. Thank you again!

Thanks for the positive feedback. It really means a lot when we here people like our tunes. I wish I could take all the credit on this but My03 was the originator on this. I just did the guitar since he is a master on keyboards.

I stopped by your lopperman link I like your tunes you play keys well.