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| Tricky Wicked Woman (remix ft. taylormade) by PinkFreud | 3 months ago |
| Great production! Especially the vocals cut through the wall of sound from the guitars. | |
| Mile High Club by AceNoface | 1 year ago |
| Members of the club have had sex on a plane | |
| *Baby God by DavidBowles | 1 year ago |
 Great use of automating those synths! Fun to listen to, and a unique declaration of faith. |
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| *Through the Badlands by DavidBowles | 1 year ago |
Powerful imagery. The music compliments the subject matter well. The repetition of the melody is evocative of the drudgery of braving a desert landscape. |
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| Define Yourself by pgreenstone | 2 years ago |
This song affected me in a very personal way. I have Lou Gehrig's disease, and I've used that fact as a news hook to generate interest in my music. Your song makes me question that tactic. |
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| how much would it take??........ by j0j0 | 2 years ago |
| Reminds me of The Eagles "Peaceful Easy Feeling" | |
| Anniversary Medley by lupiroz | 3 years ago |
Excellent! I don't need to know what the words mean to know they are beautiful. |
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| Transitorial World by Djev_Asnew | 3 years ago |
Your voice achieves so many colors that I had a hard time believing it wasn't a collab. Super catchy music, too. |
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| Nurse Death by woofer3 | 3 years ago |
Shocking juxtaposition between the cheery music and melody verses the morbid lyrics. Totally satisfying. |
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| Resolution Number 9 by Baboon | 3 years ago |
A powerful and emotional performance, especially in the bridge. |
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| Drunk In Paradise by artneuro | 3 years ago |
Freaky guitar solo! I like the lyrics and melody, too. |
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| Sugar and Spice by Geechi3 | 3 years ago |
Is that the diminished scale I hear? The contrast between the creepy lyrics and the angelic quality of the vocals is hair-raising. |
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| Aliens Are Dancing on the Milky Way by Joanna | 3 years ago |
This is SO bachelor pad. It would fit right in on SomaFM Illinois Street Lounge. |
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| Last Day by jkane | 3 years ago |
The soaring vocals and cheerful melody contrast with the sadness of the lyrics to create a memorable tune. |
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| You can't get what you want (Joe Jackson) by CharlyDeeCynthius | 3 years ago |
Your voice adds a great deal of character to the song. I could listen to it all day... me likey! |
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| She's my baby by GC | 3 years ago |
I agree with gongcity; very Lennonesque. Great contrast between the verse and chorus. It has what it takes to be a hit... me likey! |
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| Speed my fall by PurePerversity | 3 years ago |
Great dynamics in the bridge and dramatic vocals. Me likey! |
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| Just Another One by Baboon | 3 years ago |
Moving musically and lyrically. Your voice is poignant and full of longing. This stands up to any power ballad I've ever heard. Me likey! Ace |
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| YOU TOUCH ME!!! by itiswotitis | 3 years ago |
it sounds likee it's a demaand statement... "YOU, TOUCH ME!!!" |
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| Bags Groove by LaFayette | 3 years ago |
| Great comping; it gives the tune forward mmomentu | |
| The Girl That Ate Dirt by katchoolik | 3 years ago |
A cafienated grove worthy of the band's name |
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| SET ME FREE by itiswotitis | 3 years ago |
Enveloping and etherial music and compelling singing. You can feel the yearning in your voice. |
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| 'Frooty Tooty' Live by mikecreamer | 3 years ago |
Well if this didn't blow out my subwoofer! Enjoyed it very much. |
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| Get Yer Engine in the Kitchen by Baboon | 3 years ago |
It doesn't sound all THAT naughty  Then again, I once tagged a song as "explicit" because it mentioned the manufacturer of a well known water pipe...Anyways, I enjoyed this and many other of your songs. Don't be surprised if I try to recruit you for a collaboration soon! Ace |
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| Ghostmouth by enkibumbu | 3 years ago |
| A lovely challenge to my ears | |
| EASY MOVE (part.2) by Barretok | 3 years ago |
Reminds me of the "Superman" scene in "Godfather II" Fredo, you broke my heart! |
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| How To Rob A Train In Under Two Minutes by nealbowen | 3 years ago |
Them thar is smokin' chops! Bluegrass on the bass, I never would have imagined. At my best I could have never pulled that off. Superb! |
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| A Night In Tunisia by enicholsIC | 3 years ago |
A world class performance. This will be playing on my iPod on the bus tomorrow. |
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| More Beyond by PlusUltra | 3 years ago |
Makes me feel like I'm living in the southern hemisphere and summer is on its way. Completely charming! |
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| 5occtober 3b by RAMZAR | 3 years ago |
My brains got scrambled by this one. Fantastic playing, me likey! |
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| Sing Me My Breakfast by sonicdeviant | 3 years ago |
Re the lunch lady, we should all take such joy in our work. Great work! |
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| Jazzostan -Up'n down by Burtonger | 3 years ago |
A very refrreshing blend of cool, cool sounds. This could be the base for a flute or sax solo. End is a bit abrupt, but otherwise wonderful. Me likey! |
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| What's flute? by pezlab56 | 3 years ago |
Outstanding! Givin' me good vibes all over. |
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| Le Matin by LaFayette | 3 years ago |
Sweet as maple syrup on my challah french toast on a Saturday morning before the Michigan Wolverines beat the Ohio State Buckeyes. Me likey! |
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| Autumn Song by makpiano88 | 3 years ago |
Makes me want to put on a sweater and toss a football around... or burn some leaves. |
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| Djans All Star Band by reini | 3 years ago |
Great choice of notes in the solos, catchy melody, lots of fun to pick up what you're layin' down. |
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| JazzFunkHipHop by kpenson | 3 years ago |
Super slick, with just the right amount of discordance to make it interesting and exiting. |
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| Seven Minutes by Bondiman | 3 years ago |
Smooth as my favorite cocktail, Maker's Mark & Mountain Dew. I like the diminished chords at the end. |
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| The Monkeys Bath - keyboard solo by Oko | 3 years ago |
The cool rhythm is exhileratng, and the solo is sublime. Great work! |
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| Sweet osmanthus by Tadashi | 3 years ago |
Etherial and moving. A great example of space-jazz. |
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| Samba pa Mi by XTN | 3 years ago |
Fascinating choice of voices and notes. Wonderful! |
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| Autumn Time by Jovana | 3 years ago |
Super slick, a solid foundation for solos. |
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| Introduction - Experience of Love by trivalves | 3 years ago |
Aww, over too soon! Well done. |
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| We Should Be Dancin' by SteveLong63 | 3 years ago |
Nice use of tritones in the chorus, very fun tune! |
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| Cat's Walk (Quietly) by ziti | 3 years ago |
Very sweet and relaxing. |
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| Tea Bag Regatta by plexaura | 3 years ago |
Super jammin' masterful use of tone on the organ. |
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| Natural Environment (ADE) by becwil | 3 years ago |
Wow! Truly a visit to an alien planet. |
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| sober in duluth by buckhorn | 3 years ago |
Melancholy as a song in a major key can be. |
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| We Are Moth Machine by enkibumbu | 3 years ago |
"Moth Machine" is a good name for a band that plays music like this. I am swarmed! |
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| Mambo-Cat/Harvest by zawinul | 3 years ago |
Very fun to listen to, I keep asking "what next?" and getting a pleasant surprise. |
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| Welcome to Manchuria by ConquestMEC | 3 years ago |
Solid, powerful rock tune with engaging and challenging vocals; I dig it the most! |
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| Far From Home by gongcity | 3 years ago |
I can sence the longing you are expressing, hopefully you can get home soon. |
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| Dream of a bird by LaFayette | 3 years ago |
Sounds like saffron rice pudding with pine nuts and raisins. That is a good thing, btw. |
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| Blues 4 "B" by n2groove | 3 years ago |
Sounds like VSOP Cognac and a Dominican cigar. If I could only get over my ex-girlfriends so easily! |
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| Burning Daylight by skatay | 3 years ago |
You do things with open tunings I didn't think were possible! |
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| 5 Point Perspective - On The Corner by elmaestro | 3 years ago |
Fun fun fun! I wish I had the lead sheet so I can better pick up what you're laying down. |
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| Jazz Cognac by archjerry | 3 years ago |
VSOP? Pass me a cigar! |
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| Inside in your eyes by archjerry | 3 years ago |
Smooth as Irish whisky, sweet as Belgian chocolate. This song must be about soomeone fun to be around. |
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| HURRICANE BOOMERANG by wal4u | 3 years ago |
You handle some pretty angular, almost acrobatic, intervals vocally, as always, tremendous soul and character. |
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| Guitar Jazz Work: Soloing over a jazz standart by heidje | 3 years ago |
Cool, swinging and fun! I just wish it was longer  |
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| After Summer piano jazz trio by ssstebbe | 3 years ago |
A perfect accompaniment for fall sweater weather |
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| My Funny Valentine by cicero19 | 3 years ago |
One of my favorite standards, you do a classic interpretation. |
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| Hot by Joanna | 3 years ago |
Very sexy tune! You have a rich, expressive voice and your phrasing is as delicious as a Godiva truffle. |
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| Lost and Found by j0j0 | 3 years ago |
The accessable background music makes listening to the playful lyrics a satisfying experience. On top of that, your spot-on vocal phrasing and silky tone rock. |
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| Trail of Tears by wakegirlsarah | 3 years ago |
This music is anthemic, and the lyrics are haunting. Hearing your angelic and expressive voice belt out dark lyrics is shuddering. |
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| Corcovado( quiet nights at quiet stars) by rmalavazi | 3 years ago |
Delicious, like a stack of pancakes... he's the syrup, and she's the butter |
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| Take These Flaws by Geechi3 | 3 years ago |
What an angelic voice, I'm floating away... |
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| My Baby Just Cares For Me by Dylan | 3 years ago |
A truly swingin' tune with a very pleasent interlude. Don't doubt your vocal abilities, Dylan, you light this one up! |
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| Cover-Jumpin' Jack Flash by DavidBowles | 3 years ago |
I clicked on this song a bit of ambivalence, after all, how could you improve on the Stones? Fortunately, DB gives us a complete departure from the original, and this fresh interpretation really impressed me, even though I don't often listen to elecctronica much (except ambiant when I can't get to sleep). Maybe I'll start! |
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| Chinese Waves old by AceNoface | 3 years ago |
| Six months ago, I was eating in a Chinese restaurant with my sister, and my fortune cookie read, "YOUR TALENTS WILL BE RECOGNIZED AND REWARDED". Thanks to your comments, it came true. Thank you all very much! | |
| So When? by Bass2x | 3 years ago |
Delicious interplay between all the instruments, like a marinara sauce with just the right amount of basil, garlic, salt and pepper. |
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| Remembering by cicero19 | 3 years ago |
Very nice, like drinking coffee with vanilla ice cream. I don't play any instruments, but I have a good idea for a bass line... |
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| Secret Love by nealbowen | 3 years ago |
That tapping stuff at the end is otherwordly. For some reason, this song evoked memories of my uncle taking me up in his aerobatic biplane. |
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| walk walk walk - the Orange fashion show by ORANGEAUDIO | 3 years ago |
Wow, I can see the models doing their sexy strut to this one! The muted trumpet sounds just like Miles. |
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| Blessed Assurance Sax LIVE by ssstebbe | 3 years ago |
Tender and evocative, brings up images of watching children at play in the park. |
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| Brass Meeting by archjerry | 3 years ago |
Do I hear a tritone substitution, or do my ears deceive me? Either way, congratuulations on a truly swingin' tune! |
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| Fakin' It by JD | 3 years ago |
Wow, that Phrygian stuff came out of nowhere! Very nice playing. |
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| BOWLING ALLEY by wal4u | 3 years ago |
Your voice has tremendous character, I'm sure hearing you read the phone book would be an enthraling experience. |
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| Four Footprints by Wilbyman | 3 years ago |
Fascinating concept. I think it sounds better than a guitar... and boy, do you have some chops! |
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| Blues For Paula by hharris | 3 years ago |
Very colorful and expressive, nice way of pushing the song forward. Great use of accidentals to build and release melodic tension. |
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| I Have a Dream by LaFayette | 3 years ago |
Very expressive synth solo, nice chord progression, too. |
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| Jayman Blue by jayman | 3 years ago |
Very expressive piano work, you negotiate the changes masterfully. |
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| Fade Away by sideburnsbob | 3 years ago |
You have an emotionally evocative voice, and a great sence of knowing just where to put a non-diatonic note |
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