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| The Blind King by Neumuzik | 4 months ago |
| Makes your ears happy. Sweet melancholy hope. And then danger. Cool. | |
| I Like by Neumuzik | 7 months ago |
| i dig a little grating, but this is nice. | |
| Lime Angle by ponkey | 8 months ago |
 I love the idea of short sketches. This works. |
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| SMAF: soft light, envious moon by ponkey | 12 months ago |
 Fun. Made me many smiles. I love the diversity of vocals. The contrast is delightful. |
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| people think (they know what they're doing)(beta mix) by ponkey | 1 year ago |
Cool and heavy. Great to hear what you've been up to. I agree, with the comments on the VOX. Maybe double tracking them with some added effects. That might help thicken them up and [blend] better. Good job. |
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| Phantom Feelings by Neumuzik | 2 years ago |
Cool. Sounds like a remix to a slightly happy Silent Hill. Me likes. Song title and description fit perfectly. |
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| Spoke X Hope by ShowGram | 2 years ago |
| This song is dedicated to the children in Haiti, support them if you can. https://www.compassion.com/contribution/giving/disasterrelief.htm |
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| pronto X mess by ShowGram | 2 years ago |
| thanks Ponk. are you still hanging around in Kawasaki? let's catch up sometime. | |
| MBB: Matsumoto Bon Bon (acoustic summer version) by ponkey | 3 years ago |
| Hey Ponk. i haven't been around for awhile, just checking in on what's new and old. Pretty summery. But one question... where is the traditional, Japanese country version? Done by you of course, in that nasal-ly whine, with koto and tyco or such... | |
| Henry Poole is Here by hartimos | 3 years ago |
Brilliant as always. Such emotional torment and bliss. Thanks for sharing. |
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| ADVENT:10 God rest ye merry gentlemen (punk) by ponkey | 4 years ago |
RRRR-r-remember. I'll be singing this version all holiday long. I am in the midst of rebuilding my mac, so i need some Ponkey to entertain me along the way. Thanks for the One Track Mind series. (Big Smile). Hope to catch up with you in the new year some time ... |
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| Swamp Thang by Neumuzik | 4 years ago |
yessuh, dat' ting here ist deelictable. happy, sun-filled video game raving and roving around in a dune buggy swamp. 'Monster Mash' for the Swamp Thing and his swampy rodents and reptile friends. |
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| Peace at the IC by EvilFactman | 4 years ago |
cool. heard it on the icomp radio. so i had to go for the download. rid the world of evil, rid the world of war. but keep evilfactman around. |
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| Ciara Carmel - If I can help Somebody by RMG_Music | 4 years ago |
Beautiful voice, beautiful message. |
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| SoundCircusII Directives/Contest Rules by ShowGram | 4 years ago |
| The contest is re-opened. Let's collaborate. Hmm. BPM standard... A friend suggested 198 might be an interesting experiment, but let's go with 135. Other rules, well, this time it is going to be pretty wide open. If people want to establish rules along the way, go for it, and i'll moderate wether the ideas become official rules or not. Hope to have you all in! When you are ready to post contributions of loops or PARTS please use the pattern below; ONE: please let us know (of course), TWO: include SoundCircus as your collaborative partner, and THREE: please title your song as; "SC2P_nameofsong." This way if someone wants to listen to all the parts available for them to utilize, they should be able to go to SoundCircus and listen and download everything in one easy to find location. Thanks. |
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| Groundwater the musical by wizzoh | 4 years ago |
Hey, i like the translation idea. i had been wanting to do something with some of the non-sensical emails you might get some times of hundreds of random words. Anyway, i had to listen just because of the song title. |
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| Hallelujah by hartimos | 5 years ago |
Not the biggest fan of covers, or a cover of a cover, hee hee. but it is startling beautiful none the less. ---- Wow after 8 to 10 plays... I am undone. How delicate and grand. Well done. Perfect blend of emotion and emphasis with both the music and vocals at just the right time. |
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| my vices are calling from the deep by particledots | 5 years ago |
Delicious. Delirious. The title grabbed my attention and made me listen. And i was not dissapointed. |
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| Radiot by Homebrand | 5 years ago |
This is kind of thing i search for. Yes, no box... it might become slightly more friendly if you brought in some radio rythms or some blips and beats... something that would give a sense of build and/or tension. that might make it worthy of many repeatable experiences. But that probably was not your intent. But i'll be happy if this surfaces every once in awhile in party shuffle. |
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| Black Tracky by RovertX | 5 years ago |
Keep pushing those sounds around. How delightfully obscure, scarry and funny at the same time. Not laugh out loud funny, just creating a heart giggle tension that works itself out on your face. Something you can dance to, as you are cruely sacrificing vegetables to some robotic god. |
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| FFB:04 bombardment (DH Lawrence) by ponkey | 5 years ago |
love it. love the layers. vocal layers fantastic. hmm, recorded quickly, i think that gives it an urgency, a beautiful dynamic to it. Is that picture DH Lawrence or Ponkey, hmmm, striking similarities. hee heh. |
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| The Story of the Inky Boys by RichardRinger | 5 years ago |
how do you do it? weaving straw tales into gold and copper cords. your music is so raw and urgent, but feels like it came from 100 years ago, or from another world -- classic. |
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| All Monsters were Children Once by RichardRinger | 5 years ago |
Ouch. In an intriquing progression. Wow, Japanese children, talk shows, America and the sting of Ring. Sad. Is anyone listening? Will we change? Thanks Richard for the prod. Now, we just need hope, hope to become children again. Take the 4 stars as more of a compliment. Its what makes the RR style so poignant. |
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| LOVE>>>(meet the girls) by itiswotitis | 5 years ago |
As everyone has said already ... This really puts a bounce in your day. Look forward to hearing more jovial amusement. (That is if you can manage it. Twins must keep you insanely busy.) Fantastic debut. How delightful. And stars and hugs for the twins. |
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| Midnight Blue (Acoustic Version) by particledots | 5 years ago |
Hmm, i must be a bit confused, this made me all happy-jumpy in my gut, while mingled with on-the-verge-of-tears type of torn, that bears nostaligia of teenage hormone imbalance heartaches, caused by songs like these. these feelings haven't been awaken for a very long time. Quite ... delightful sad. I love all the little bleeps that make me tingly, and the rest as well. thanks. It takes me back half my life. |
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| (I'm in love with) a girl called Linda by ponkey | 5 years ago |
Did anyone mention anything about all the blokes in the background yet? What a fancy set of back up vocals you have going on there. I do believe they steal the show. Well what do you expect with such cheeky wit. And the organ, yes, that was a stroke of genious. Good thing for smart friends. Oh, well, ok yes, Ponkey did ok too. And what is this new method? You mean someone can write a song without suffering through the experience first? Wow, how much time and misery have i wasted? |
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| bored (gone fishin') by ponkey | 5 years ago |
almost the Smiths. if you could record it live, it would have what your looking for. so it is still pretty spanking fancy. just missing, a little, little. ------ After like 30 listens, i have to say this is really spanking fantastic. |
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| Junkyard Catwalk by ShowGram | 5 years ago |
| Wow, finally a correct assessment of this crass collection of noise. Hee, hee. Thanks for the balls to be brutally honest. Someones gotta keep me in check. | |
| SoundCircus Directives/Contest rules by SoundCircus | 5 years ago |
| Visit SoundCircus II. http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=43584 |
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| SoundCircus Directives/Contest rules by SoundCircus | 5 years ago |
| The Moment you've all been waiting for ... The unveiling of the SoundCircus contest winners. We had a wonderful time, and appreciate everyones contributions and creativity involved. And without further ado ... The winners are: - - - - - - - - First Place: uTTer muTTer (Sound Circus) / By AspersionDetergent http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=41675 With a total of 41 points. Prize: $20 iTunes gift certificate. Here are a few comments from the judges: I love that it's abstract, but it would be cool if it *did* settle into something like a 'home' at some point - a point of rest -- but it's still my favorite the technical stuff doesn't take away from the piece like some of the other entries uTTer muTTer was obviously more complex and I recognize the artistry ... - - - - - - - - Second Place (A very close second place): Cirque du elder / By Elder http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=41203 With a total of 40 points. Prize: $10 iTunes gift certificate. A few comments from the judges: Cirque du elder captured my attention the most and fit my personal preferences better. I have to go with my gut and the Cirque is the one that I'd want to listen to over and over the most. - - - - - - - - Third Place: 3 Lili Circus / By Elder http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=41266 With a total of 32 points. Prize: $10 iTunes gift certificate. A few comments from the judges: The hard panning and the beat seem a bit cliche I love the fuzzed out sample 3 Lili circus is impressive and it reminds me of something Peter Gabriel would use in the back of his vocals. - - - - - - - - There you have it. A lot of fun and work, and some of the most creative and progressive songs you can find. Once again, thanks for playing. AND NOW ... Why not start the next contest. SOUNDCIRCUS II. Following similar rules, with some drastic changes. The main goal is to still provide parts or loops that can be incorporated by other users, but there will be more lenience as to how much you create on your own. This time we will follow a theme. Similar to the GunDove contest, whose theme was war and peace, the THEME of SoundCircus 2 will be Heaven and Hell. The goal will be to create a song that communicates your vision of one or the other, without being too cliche. Wether the song represents a physical location, or a place in the mind, the secondary purpose is to engage others in the journey of creating, along the way. Look for official contest rules to be posted within a week. |
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| on a lip you lick by vibegeist | 5 years ago |
I think it works fantastic. Although, i agree, your true voice makes things so much better. Why not leave it as is, but just double track the vocals with your feminine side of things on top of it all. You can still do some vocoding in parts if you really desire, to make your voice blend at opportune times. That is my only suggestion. Love the vibegeist-sound. |
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| Pascal lacht by flaut | 5 years ago |
i like your vocals on the other songs better. but i like the production and creativity you display here. however, maybe too many changes. i would like to see the song develop, not just a collection of noises strung together. |
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| UnEarthLy by gunk | 5 years ago |
hmm, kind of reminds me of a heartbreak-love song from Silent Hill radio. love it. Delightfully deep moods. |
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| FFB:06 Scotholme by ponkey | 5 years ago |
10/10. so beautiful. well, constructed. amazing. a work of art. i can't stop listening. it holds pressure of emotion just like the pipes, waits and then bursts forth in a fountain. Thank You. __________ Wow, i have the song repeating in itunes. and i want that building! can you bring it with you? ... I am stunned, how did you get such complex little intriquette but simple sounds all mixed together so well. Yes, 10/10 |
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| Go To God by mattynew3000 | 5 years ago |
short but deep. |
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| Son,(when we found you) by RichardRinger | 5 years ago |
Welcome back, and strummorming in with blamazing emotions. (RR just demands new words, i guess.) Very interesting to say the least. You help squell my appetite for lo-fi, hi-magine, emo-genious. |
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| Totoro by ponkey | 5 years ago |
Wow, just like being in a smokey kareoke bar. One shot of shochu too many. But none the less, wonderfully Ponkified. It is great to hear you pursue and experiment with so many different sounds and styles. This has jpop all over it. Which, isn't always the best thing, in my opinion, but oh well. 4s, just because it is not my favorite Ponkey material. |
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| GIZMO,(The conscious computers first creative moments) by SonicPressure_akaELSmith | 5 years ago |
i liked the explaination of the song best, but i think the second half of the song really falls into a groove and becomes what the computer wanted. i bet it's next thoughts were, "hey, this is pretty good, i bet i could take over the world." |
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| F a t W o o d...muzak no. 301 by woodguy32 | 5 years ago |
glad i stuck around for the very ending-end. |
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| SoundCircus Directives/Contest rules by SoundCircus | 5 years ago |
| Well, Howdy friends. As of this weekend, the SoundCircus contest has come to an end. I show a total of 4 eligible entries, one of which was mine, so with three entries, we have three winners! Stay tuned for official placement, and prizes. The songs are: Cirque du elder / By Elder http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=41203 CircusFavors_SoundCircusContest / By ShowGram http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=41209 3 Lili Circus / By Elder http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=41266 uTTer muTTer (Sound Circus) / By AspersionDetergent http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=41675 As for me, there are still some things i would love to try with the fantastic assortment of contributions that came in. So, if you too, have a work in progress, let me know, and you may still recieve some prize money or critical acclaim. Huge Thanks to everyone who contributed. Your personalities are a delight, and i feel honored greatly by your involvement. Continue to create your own entertainment. The SoundCircus will continue ... If you have ideas for how future contests should be structured, please let me know. FEEDBack: Did you enjoy this contest? What didn't you like? Was it too limited? Was it difficult to understand the objectives? What might have made it better? Etc. Your creative guru -- Show |
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| uTTer muTTer (Sound Circus) by AspersionDetergent | 5 years ago |
| OH, Ffu--ar out. This is a masterpiece of processing and arranging if i must say so, which i must. I am blow over. You put so much time and work and play into this. I like the small additions you made as well. I may make some people mad, but this kicks NIN butt -- and the likes. (for what ever reason, it made me think it had some Trent Reznor creative processing powers at work in it, but like i said much better, hee). | |
| 3 Lili Circus by elder | 5 years ago |
heh, heh. I gotta give at least 5 blown out stary eyes for creativity. i Love how you got beeps out those vocal parts. Well cut up -- like a massacre. Inspirational, for sure. Thanks for all the work. |
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| CircusFavors_SoundCircusContest by ShowGram | 5 years ago |
| Yes, i forgot to mention. Composed entirely from SoundCircus vocal submisions. All sounds are made from usage of the human voice, or mouth, in various creative manners. Oh, and i missed atleast one credit, to which i appologize. Please let me know if i have missed any more. Thank you all for your contributions. |
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| Cirque du elder by elder | 5 years ago |
| Great! Thanks for playing. I would rate it but incase i have to be a judge ... You really created a stunning blend, that fit together quite well, not so easy ... but you captured your own mood and made it work. Great! Look forward to hearing the other variations you mentioned. |
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| The Offical and now Fully "Accomplished" by alanatomic | 5 years ago |
Great song as well as a stunning menagerie of video graffitti. Wow, thanks for all the work in this one. Nice vocal samples. The visuals compliment the music. yes, quite an "accomplishment." |
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| SoundCircus PARTs by AspersionDetergent | 5 years ago |
Brilliant. Thanks for playing and sorry you are having trouble with the connection. |
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| SoundCircus contest by Geechi3 | 5 years ago |
| Wow. beautiful. this is getting very interesting. thanks for playing. Oh, and you don't need to appologize for anything. |
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| SoundCircus - Chant 1 by jkane | 5 years ago |
| brilliant! fantastic. thanks for playing. | |
| SoundCircus Directives/Contest rules by SoundCircus | 5 years ago |
| Just to clearify. One objetive of the contest is to generate as many original various sounds as possible. almost like creating our own loop library or sound effects CD. June 26th is the date for all those sound entries or PARTs to come in. Then the contest objective is to figure out, (by utilizing only those sounds submitted for the contest) how to combine them together. This is where you personality can shine through. (I will make allowance for one additional music track and one vocal track to be added if so desired, but keep in mind the contest objective.) Hopefully we will see how massively creative you all are. I am sure that even having the same limited number of sounds to choose from no two songs will sound even close to being the same. happy creating. |
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| SoundCircus Directives/Contest rules by SoundCircus | 5 years ago |
| Hey All. Pushing the Deadlines back 2 weeks from what was originally posted. You still have time to join! New submit date: Monday, June 26. So you actually only have ONE week. Final contest composition deadline: Saturday, July 15th. So you still have over 3 weeks. (thumbs up) Thanks elder for your interest. I would request that if you use PARTs other than for the contest, just ask for permission. Although, I have no problem with it. I will get some spoken word/random thoughts up (especially because they were requested), any other takers? |
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| SoundCircus Directives/Contest rules by SoundCircus | 5 years ago |
| New Challenge. OK, let me give some new directives, to open the contest up a bit. It looks like only 6 song parts are in, so here is the new challenge. Anyone who would like to join the contest, may enter. You may utilize other original music and intruments in your final composition, however, you must use something from atleast 4 of the submitted PARTS. Other than that it is open game. That's all for now. Good luck, hope i am not the only one who submits something. Oh, and stay tuned for other SoundCircus contests (we welcome any suggestions on how you would like a contest to be structured.) |
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| SoundCircus Directives/Contest rules by SoundCircus | 5 years ago |
| Attention! — Last day for SoundCircus vocal contributions. Stay tuned for further directives in a day or two. | |
| The Falling Sickness by ShowGram | 5 years ago |
| wow, thanks KD. you are too kind. i can't force stuff like this, it just has to happen. so i can't really take credit. oh and the interlapping lappiness wasn't originally intended. i just did several takes on vocals and didn't like any of them on their own, because i am not skilled enough, but when i listened to them all together... it worked. happy accidents are the best. | |
| The Stubborn Shibboleth by ShowGram | 5 years ago |
| Well, you can actually see the video under music videos, but it is not as beautiful as you suggest. Maybe that is the down fall of videos. Now that you mention it, i would like to have shots of a bed on a hillside by the ocean interspersed in there, it might create the right kind of contrast... oh well, thanks for listening. | |
| SoundCircus Directives/Contest rules by SoundCircus | 5 years ago |
| When uploading your song, simply select user SoundCircus as your collaborative partner. Crap mike or not, ... i use the built-in pin mic ... hey. no excuses, hee hee. It is not about quality per-say. This contest is about the process as much as the final product. The contest is underway, with 6 PARTs posted so far. You still have two weeks to get your contributions in. And for those who don't do vocals, or make weird sounds with their mouths, you can still take the PARTs and figure out how to utilize them, and show us how creative you really are. Enter the SoundCircus/Throat Fair vocal collaboration! |
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| soundcircus vocal chords by ponkey | 5 years ago |
I will be extremely interested to see how this finds it's way into the contest. And into my own creation. Thanks Ponk. |
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| sound circus vox drumanis by Potatoes | 5 years ago |
Great. Fantastic. Can't wait to start experimenting with this delightful and extensive set of vox drumanis. |
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| Thank You Artistweekly.com (for hating me) by RichardRinger | 5 years ago |
Richard, glad you don't take their hate grafitti to heart. You are definately doing something right. Thanks, for making me smile and laugh, outloud, twice. I was waiting for an eruption of crowd noise at the end. Long live the RR Empire of brilliance. But they say, genious walks the line of insanity, so oh, well, either way you got what making music is all about anyhow. Thanks for letting us in on it. |
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| Ponk Radio - new theme music! by ponkey | 5 years ago |
Electric Ponk-ified- ... -io. look forward to hearing the cast. Fabulous new tune-io. |
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| Father says, "what are you doing?" by RichardRinger | 6 years ago |
How do you do it Richard? On days like this, i don't know what it takes, struggling with some sort of male PMS, and feeling all wrong, ... that a song like this is not worthless, but alive. —thanks. ShoGra I could try to add my decontructing touch to this, but it wouldn't help. If i only had the time to try anyway. |
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| Channel No. 1 by RichardRinger | 6 years ago |
... Gosh ... Wow, this is absolutely brilliant. Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it Great progression. Fantastic. A download. A favorite. |
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| a weekday by RichardRinger | 6 years ago |
i can't think of anythink to say that hardly makes a comment worth it, ... but, i listened and liked. |
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| TheLordsPrayer (simple soul ver.) by ShowGram | 6 years ago |
| Thanks Ponk. I had secretly desired some comments on this... I really liked the fresh blend of noises. A lot of "happy accidents" and surprizes. I think this probably would be one step in the process of defining the definitive ShowGram sound ... and finding out who i am. |
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| Summer Sweet Breeze by ShowGram | 6 years ago |
| oh, that's alright, i wonder what the hell i'm doing sometimes too. maybe i'm a zombie... hmmm. or a zamboni. or a zepplin, ... i don't know, just random word association. |
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| Opening of the Gates by RichardRinger | 6 years ago |
wow. this is like 10 songs in one... a whole album. vocals and progression is such a turbulent journey. |
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| Hospital Security by RichardRinger | 6 years ago |
 insanity becomes therapy when sung. its when we hold it in it begins to run amok. |
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| Meow by RPG | 6 years ago |
| kind of like a lion cub singing into a fan. | |
| 4e14 two hundred and sixty eight million four hundred and thirty five thousand four hundred and fifty six by ponkey | 6 years ago |
Do you have aliens recording with you? Otherworldly, kind-of, vangelis meets frankenstien. (However, not intended to inspire pictures of monsters running on the beach.) I don't feel the darkness in it though. It is definitely moody, but rought with glimmers of some sparkling magic something. 4's for 4x4 |
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| MYOT: otoko tte yatsu wa (Nobuyuki Fukuda cover) by ponkey | 6 years ago |
| your singing and harmonies are outstanding. i think the style fits you quite perfectly. I won't rate it because i want to imagine it was sung live on the library steps, and i just happen to be passing by to hear it, with all it's freshness and flaws. by the way, the library can be a good place to attact girls... |
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| BBF:04 one more day by ponkey | 6 years ago |
Love it. Original and delightful menagerie of noise. i think i am hooked. it's in my head now. Yes, rubbish clean enough to be placed on the shelf with other pop maddness. One of my new Ponkey favorites. Two thumbs dancing. |
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| QAA: requiem for ponkey by ponkey | 6 years ago |
Yeah, i like baboons idea. heh. But don't die on us too soon. |
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| Metro Sexual by liquid | 6 years ago |
Oh my...ha. Loved the group chorus vocals and samples too. Clever and crude, but worth a download. Go slap the cuffs on them fashion violators... although it is sad how there are probably many other fashion infractions that need to be addressed as well... |
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| Machina by Arjuna | 6 years ago |
I pictured this playing during the opening credits of a documentary of icompositions. Showing different musicians crafting their music in different ways. Then the manageré of artists assembling together in one studio ... |
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| I used to fear you by jolofsson | 6 years ago |
Brilliant concept and well executed. Not sure how well it would accomplish the task of being a theme song, but worth a shot. |
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| OH,ICOMPOSITIONS(SLAPPY'S THEME) by Slappytwac | 6 years ago |
...its so superb! and catchy... thats what a theme song has to be, and you slaped it down. |
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| Hello Kitty Meatgrinder. ( a lullabye ) by quakerninja | 6 years ago |
quite simple cute. i just like the title, that deserves 5 stars... but turn it into a full song...becareful of clipping the ending. |
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| iComp Funk -THEME SONG by thatguy | 6 years ago |
Sounds most like a theme song of what i've heard so far. Too bad there is not the "real-soul-brother, superfly-deep-voice" with a trio of starlets in the background... (anyone up for the challenge?), but gravey none the less. well done. |
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| Brain Storm by liquid | 6 years ago |
soft works with mood. top notch, just sorry so short. oh the way you weave the words, and rub the rhyme together, gets me all jelly inside sliddin. |
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| QAA: you should have expected this by ponkey | 6 years ago |
Ponk Smith. Fresh, though. How do you do it? rock on. Hold on, i think i hear a bus comi... |
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| QAA: black guitar by ponkey | 6 years ago |
Black but not. The otherside of black, after gone through and then out into something rich, thick, deep. |
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| in lOve (oUtro) by mort_en_vie | 6 years ago |
| Whaaa! even better! | |
| toTally doWn_ by mort_en_vie | 6 years ago |
Quite a diversion from previous works... Por producción excelente! |
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| Nose Flute Circus by Andy Joe | 6 years ago |
This resides on a CD in the midst of mostly purchased music, just though i would revisit to add to me favorites. Yes, i see the Disney folk prancing along too. It gits to my inner animation. Thanks for the ride. |
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| potdian 18 - Bing Bang by potdian | 6 years ago |
All 5ers just because. This shall go into the favorites. Yeah, the ending puts the pink in dink. i like the pounding in the middle too... |
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| potdian 17 - ponkeys by potdian | 6 years ago |
Intresting idea. I might have to throw a few random songs together to see what happens. You might try tossing in a beat here and there, that kind of comes and goes as well... maybe from another song... heh. |
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| potdian 7 - Radio Days by potdian | 6 years ago |
Nice blips and beeps. I agree with borris, the first half is where its at. |
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| potdian 13 - Interferenced Airport by potdian | 6 years ago |
Wow, chose to listen based off the title, and i wasn't dissapointed... but delightfully surprized! Brilliant, i must say. Although, it would be nice to take out some of the peaks, and replace the static clicks with some tempani or tyko drums. |
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| Come Back To Me- The Video by echoesbleeding | 6 years ago |
Well done. High energy, deep mood and resonance. Beautifully sung. Thanks for all the work involved. |
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| CR: me until you by ponkey | 6 years ago |
| or maybe just do the vocals in your signature ethreal Ponkey style. Oh, and just to clearify, these comments do not refer to the background choir vocals — they are perfect. |
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| CR: me until you by ponkey | 6 years ago |
| Hey Ponk — just listening through the Capitalist Ruse album, and discovered this one again... i think if you trash nearly all the vocals — they just don't fit with the music mood, and start over. However the music is quite good, kind of Christmassy-holidaiseyish. For what it is worth, and for all the work involved... it may be worth another try from a different angle. | |
| Desired Constellation - Orchestral Remix by eurostrike | 6 years ago |
Stunning indeed. |
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| Can I say Something/So Say We all by Blacklilyorchard | 6 years ago |
Lily propaganda. So i say. it almost moved me to join in the shouts... Well, done. Subtle. |
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| CAWP: mosquito vs. food processor (feat. a food processor) by ponkey | 6 years ago |
Hey there mister. Congrats on the fame. This really does a job on my ears, but me likes it just the same. Why do i like it? i have no idea. |
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| Summer Sweet Breeze (video) by ShowGram | 6 years ago |
| Ah, yes. I don't know if you get creative, or if you just are creative, and then one who is creative gets creating... But we are all creative to some degree. Thanks for the rating. | |
| iWeird ^ one by woodguy32 | 6 years ago |
Sounds perfectly normal to me. That's to say i like it. Part two is good too. Just accept the weird, and give it a new name. A creative name could have earned you 5 stars... Def.:Weird:That which is. |
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| Ready Steady Bump by Neumuzik | 6 years ago |
Island Trippy, Happy Paranoid. Maybe the first reggae soundy-song i've liked for quite awhile. |
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| Nautical Pastor by MysticSushi | 6 years ago |
Yea. this moves me through the underground catacomes of my sin and dreams, where the demons would wish harm... I almost thought i escaped... Wonderful blend of noise. Perfect soundtrack material! |
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| Pixelated by MysticSushi | 6 years ago |
I have no idea what was intended, but i see a sushi rotary, going back and forth, like the film is being scratched like a record, interpersed with claymated dancing sushi. Must just be inspired by your moniker. Otherwise, a fantastic little sketch. Great combi of sounds. |
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| By the Long Beach by elder | 6 years ago |
The best so far. Dream indeed. Music for artists. |
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| Wysteria by elder | 6 years ago |
Dilerious. Delightful. mood and motion mystic. Great piece. In regaurds to your strange lyrics wanted... I will try to get you some vocal ranting when i have a chance. you would be welcome to use any of the parts we created for the GunDove collaboration contest ( http://www.icompositions.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1710 ) Seth Jaquay posted many great vocal parts, or you could visit public domain sites that provide a wealth of stuff, you just have to spend the time searching for what you want... |
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