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| A Tribute To Mozart - Fingertyle Acoustical Guitar by TheTiler | 2 days ago |
| Thanks FB ! | |
| When Your Strange by TheTiler | 3 days ago |
| Thanks LunaBleu, pharmakeus and Naranand for taking the time to give a listen and comment! Thanks! |
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| When Your Strange by TheTiler | 3 days ago |
| Thanks FB and mfwmilies for the kind words ! | |
| When Your Strange by TheTiler | 5 days ago |
| Thanks Tom for your devotion to Icomp. Thanks for your generous comments ! God bless! Thanks for your wonderful music too!! Thanks DaveM! |
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| When Your Strange by TheTiler | 7 days ago |
| Thanks so much Kenneth and TT and thanks for being such vital part of IC | |
| He'll Have To Go 2 by TheTiler | 11 days ago |
| Thanks for taking By ! Bill |
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| Puttin On The Ritz by TheTiler | 12 days ago |
| Thanks TT, zarizarikun and alan for taking the time to give a listen and comment! | |
| Emma's Dream by thsantac | 13 days ago |
 Enjoy the serenity of this, kind of peruvian in a way. Very haunting, like the percussive sweep of the cymbal, flutes, chimes etc The upbeat guitar chugga rhythm adds a terrific sound in the mix, like the flamenco runs in key places and much more. Way to go ! |
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| Act Naturally (duet) by grathy | 13 days ago |
Enjoy the all the vocals and the guitar cool as well, Thanks for the retro and going back in time ! This reminds me of the Buck Owens and the Bakersfield sound etc. Way to Go!!! |
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| Silentness (Remixed) by toveco | 13 days ago |
Enjoy the way the bass weaves it's magic through out the song but the subtle percussion is very nice as well. I've been watching a bunch of Peruvian monolithic stone type videos with Christoper Dunn, David Hatcher Childress etc and this would be VERY fitting for the exciting adventures to South American lands and of course other parts of this mysterious world we live in. Very much enjoyed! |
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| A Piece of Peace by ScottHorwath | 13 days ago |
Enjoy the past camera image of a family sounds from the description that the image is of your relatives or a portion there of. Delightful music indeed. With a real pro piano sound enjoy those bass notes to give accent as well ! Way to Go |
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| The Little Blue Tit by KennethLavrsen | 13 days ago |
Love the melody to this, very catchy. I am a sucker for soft delightful music like this. Like the classical feel to this as well. This is a treat for my ears Kenneth. Really enjoy music that takes me to a different time and place ! Very thorough choice of instruments and done in SUCH an inspiring way. You've really made it a PLEASURE to come here to your page and be treated with a supremely delightful earful of ear candy! Very much enjoyed ! |
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| Agree to Disagree by SISTERS | 13 days ago |
ENJOY the easy going feel of this. Like the concept of this whole thing. This to be is an excellent example of great song writing ! I like how it is a personal understanding of the sisters vocal to really place value of how important to her that she knows what she likes and in such a macho world a song like this should have a strong standing for sticking up for the feeling of both parties. Way to Go. Very impressed with the lyrics and the light rock deliver of the music with the acoustic guitar. Again IMPRESSED ! |
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| Human Garbage by pharmakeus | 13 days ago |
The percussion sounds like industrial presses stamping out the problems with what is wrong with our civilization and it is coming to get us k  Watch out for that human garbage, but we have to have garbage men we would be in deep do do if we didn't have them. Especially because I have a bad back Your vocal talking is very expressive like you have been in professional theatre ! |
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| space tribal by zarizarikun | 13 days ago |
I like how the bass thumps at the start like a hit rock tune. Like the afro feel to this too. Like the jungle feel were the percussion each have their say. Enjoy the guitar almost has a surf feel with the electric guitar and the triangle has the Egypt taste. A very good concept of how nice drums can be with the melody such as that electric guitar especially at the midway part. Nice industrial feel with the presses stomping and the list goes on ! Way to Go ! Thanks for sharing and being a part of Icomp ! |
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| Puttin On The Ritz by TheTiler | 13 days ago |
| Thanks Tom, your so generous in your compliments ! Thanks dalerandle and grathy ! |
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| Puttin On The Ritz by TheTiler | 13 days ago |
| Thanks pharm I enjoy working the AMinor because it brings out a lot of fingerpicking in an open string feel. I guess that is about as close to describing it as I can. |
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| He'll Have To Go 2 by TheTiler | 14 days ago |
| Thanks for taking the time out to visit ! Thanks again Richard ! |
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| Blue Moon Of Kentucky by TheTiler | 14 days ago |
| Thanks Axel and grathy ! | |
| Puttin On The Ritz by TheTiler | 14 days ago |
| Thanks Kenneth and Stan for stopping by! | |
| i'm a celebrity by woofer3 | 16 days ago |
| Thanks woof, your a wonderful talent ! | |
| He'll Have To Go 2 by TheTiler | 18 days ago |
| Thanks BH | |
| He'll Have To Go 2 by TheTiler | 20 days ago |
| Thanks August and pete! | |
| He'll Have To Go by TheTiler | 25 days ago |
| Thanks woofer, I know how good you are and I hope someday, the radio stations will wake up and take seriously so many of the incredible artists here at comp, macjams etc. Because they are really just every bit as good. I've heard your music quite a bit and there is actually no reason why you are not making the big bucks other than circumstances, luck etc. | |
| He'll Have To Go by TheTiler | 25 days ago |
| Thanks Stan and ffej55 | |
| 'Song for the Damned' by soulima | 1 month ago |
| Always know I"m in for orchestra festive treat with high musical orchestral adventure at every turn. Such a pro at doing this. I have to wonder if your not doing this a relaxation for doing such tedious hollywood conveyer belt productions You really radiate such classical professionalism! | |
| Look Out Your Window (Brand New Day) by mfwmiles | 1 month ago |
| Cool sounds and has the so cool retro feel, terrific beats and well sung. Love that good time feel, the beats and singing all blend in quite nicely! Way go Go!!! |
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| i'm a celebrity by woofer3 | 1 month ago |
I remember your great musical talent at Macjams and it is so special. Love you have such a unique style and you just don't hear often. And it's all good and great. Kind of a mix of Dylan, Queen and YOU! Way to Go! Really special stuff! |
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| "Your Eyes" by ffej55 | 1 month ago |
Great FULL sound here and love the big band sound feel. Quite a production indeed. Real feel good tune! Great use of the inter play between the horns and the percussion! LIke that Steve Wonder harmonica feel and of course so much. Such COOL big band JAZZ!! Impressed! Wow ! @#%$^& |
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| Beyond Imagination by thsantac | 1 month ago |
Great sound scapes of adventure! Cool sweeping sounds and pass by and tantalize the senses! Enjoy the wave feel, a tide of delight! Cool beats later on with a touch of water echo! And SO much more! |
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| Champ Elysees by Moviz | 1 month ago |
I think if I'm feeling blue the pill that would solve my depression would be to hear your special easy going beats and laid back feel - good singing! But of course the words really seem to bring out a fun time to be had for all! Thanks for sharing the delightful song! |
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| Atmosphere (Radio Edit) by Axelbreeze | 1 month ago |
This really rocks! Love the R&B, disco, funk the beat is catchy. VEry CoOL InDeEd ! Wow! |
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| Moonlight Serenade by LaFayette | 1 month ago |
Wow this really brings back when my father was alive big time! He was a pro sax player in the big hand era. And we played this tune, I would back him up with the guitar and played for get togethers and functions, Tunes like this are so important in so many ways! Enjoyed the singing, playin and SO much more! Way go go!!!!! |
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| How Do I Love Thee_2 by ihussain | 1 month ago |
I've said this before about Icomp, would love to hear more of the laid back sounds. After going for a nice walk with my dog at a nearby lake, this song caps off a nice day that is headed for evening! Way to go! |
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| Baby, I'm So Lonesome by grathy | 1 month ago |
This reminds me when I was a kid and used to go to the Winterland music hall in San Francisco and heard Albert King etc. And of course has a touch of Eric Clapton as well. Percussion is oh so sweet. But of course a terrific vocal and sure does fit right nicely ! |
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| Once In A While by RichardJohn | 1 month ago |
Always a great thing when you have somebody else in on tunes. Like the bossa feel. I kind of think of the beatles when they were doing fool on a hill were they mixed in varying styles. Well mixed and Katie really sound soft and sweet! Enjoy the guitar lead background and so much more! Way to go! |
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| Looking Back On My Life by KennethLavrsen | 1 month ago |
Very pretty laid back sounds. Not enough of this on Icomp as for I'm concerned. Kind of makes me go back to Jerry Kramer the fine country pianist. Love it when I can go back think of some of my fav country hits and bring it into the present. Lots of stuff going on here and all in a good way, Love that Dobro sound and so much more !!!!! Way to go ! |
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| Yes, I Have by DonnaMarilyn | 1 month ago |
Cool sounds and like that gospel feel. I like the switch, I like that Bruce Springsteen touch as well. For some reason I bit of him. Enjoyed ! |
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| W O M A N 101 by RedthruNthru | 1 month ago |
| Wow, from the cool soul singing of Donna and the rocking and chugga'n of the guitar, cool beats of the drums and cookin bass. Really jells big time. Lots of rockin going on of the first order! Way to go ya all ! |
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| He'll Have To Go by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
| Thanks Donna ! I've off to hear your latest! |
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| She's Slaving Her Life Away by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
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| He'll Have To Go by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
| Thanks Luna I am going to do my best to listen to everybody's newest song or one that I've not heard. Thanks everybody for posting and listening ! |
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| He'll Have To Go by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
| Thanks mfwmiles I just thought of Jim Reeves being called "Gentleman Jim", kind of a conservative guy. Had photos of him in a suit. Plus the two men, I put in a phone. I couldn't find an image with a woman talking over the phone with a man and a man in the background. So this is the best I could do |
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| Blue Moon Of Kentucky by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
| Thanks soulima, August and wavsonka. I will be listening to your latest tunes. It is so important not just to be one side of course. Thanks all for stopping by |
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| Brewed up Johnny by Backyardtroubadour | 1 month ago |
| Nice attitude in your descriptions and thanks so much for being part of Icomp. Cool beats with a funky chorusy sound. I can hear a bit of three dog night for some reason I'll bet that group inspired you some time in your life. I agree with the happy belief too. Thanks for sharing |
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| Color It Blue by k6 | 1 month ago |
Nice to hear the soft sounds to calm me down from being too busy. So needed in music today. Too much music hurried and this evens it out in a very special way! Like being on a Hawaiian Island on a vacation! Or anywhere that is laid back and fully relaxed! Way to go! |
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| Twentyfive by pharmakeus | 1 month ago |
| Cool funks with a calypso feel and rocking ! Your style of singin really seems to fit right in on this! Plus, the guitar sounds nice and funky with lotos of grit. The whole thing runs like a nice funky clock ! |
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| Blue Moon Of Kentucky by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
| Thanks mike Really liked your latest and I am sure you have tons of em in the same category of cool tunes! |
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| Big Jim by mikebms | 1 month ago |
Really enjoyed this. Loved out the picking came out of the shoot. A great solo sound at the start and then with the drums really get into cool country funk. Very well done! Nice story too. Love the subtle slide which makes a great statement that soft and be very cool and effective ! impressed ! |
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| A Flower In Her Hand by thsantac | 1 month ago |
| Thanks for being such a good part of Icomp! God bless!!!! |
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| Blue Moon Of Kentucky by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
| ffej55, such a cool song on your last one I just heard! Wow Thanks so much for taking the time to comment on this one too! Way to go ffej55 on your last african celebration type song. Very impressed with it! |
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| Sugar Rush by ffej55 | 1 month ago |
Very celebratory. Very impressed how you got the Simon African feel to this but of course all your own style. Wow! This is really something special ! Such cool sounds indeed!!!!!! |
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| Need Your Love by nlsn | 1 month ago |
| Always a treat when you can get sisters to work with you. Nice blend of the female male singing. I am amazed how nelson sings like the group that sings Brandy. I am almost convinced that your that singer ! Cool singing and playin ! Thanks for sharing! |
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| Blue Moon Of Kentucky by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
| Thanks thsantac | |
| A Flower In Her Hand by thsantac | 1 month ago |
Very emotional, especially with the photo and of course how sorrow can play such a vital part in war sadly. Kind of reminds me of Viet Nam, bringing back the good old days, I am just lucky I didn't have to go into the jungle, thanks for sharing. LOTS of stuff going on in this tune, Way to go ! |
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| Blue Moon Of Kentucky by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
| Thanks Kenneth, nice sounds Kenneth! | |
| Blue Moon Of Kentucky by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
| Thanks Richard, I enjoyed your latest as well ! | |
| Underworld by RichardJohn | 1 month ago |
Terrific sound and it always seems you have a consistent sweet audio sense in everything you do. Enjoy how the chordal sequences come out in both ears and the center as well. Nice thumping of the bass too! Way to go! Very tastefully done indeed! |
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| Lonely Road (by my son Tomas) by toveco | 1 month ago |
| Great to have a son that loves music like you do. My son loves body building and kind of pushes music back a bit. But that is great indeed to have that influence on him, I am sure! |
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| Comet On Collision Course With Earth by KennethLavrsen | 1 month ago |
Enjoy how you put adventure in your music and this truly does it as well. Love the shimmering intense feel. That lower funky bass and the synth mystery sounds! Way to go Kenneth for adding so much to Icomp!!!!!!! |
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| Blue Moon Of Kentucky by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
| I am going to comment on everybody elses song even if they don;t have a new one! . Just give me time because I am going into a busy period in my life. Thanks all for stopping by! | |
| Lonely Road (by my son Tomas) by toveco | 1 month ago |
Wow, really enjoy the whole thing ! Love that folk sound, the peruvian sound of the guitar, the tremelo feel, even a bit of classical guitar done in all the right places. This really feel top notch. And carries a great torch of bringing cool folk to comp. Great vocal and in the high range which I really look up to but my vocal chords don't always want to go their Great to have a son that I'll bet you have a great influence on. Musically it sure seems that way!! |
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| Blue Moon Of Kentucky by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
| Tom Thanks so much for the generous words ! |
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| Love is Blind by Moviz | 1 month ago |
Cool beats at the beginning set a great tone of the song. Like the echoing after the certain parts of the song. You have a great sense of adding lyrics that make for a great listen. Like the haunting high pitch addition. The thumping really adds, but the haunting synth.l "Too many" great sounds in there to keep tracks of it all ! Way to Go Maurice ! That haunting high pitch synth really sets a cool theme!!!! |
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| Blue Moon Of Kentucky by TheTiler | 1 month ago |
| Thanks Maurice for the comment. I was in Brentwood, Tennessee a few years back. I was actually doing a tile installation job there. The owner of the house I worked in mentioned to me that Jim Reeves died in a plane crash a block away from were she lived. That was quite the monumental event at the time in the whole state of Tennessee and of course that very street. As a young kid a adored that cross - over type music, how the Nashville music scene got a foothold in pop music. Jim Reeves was a great part of early pop - history, he was influenced by Chet Atkins because he highly encouraged him to stick with the baritone vocal range. Gentleman Jim was one of the few that actually got a bunch of hit records with that lower baritone style. |
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| You Haunt Me . Dec. 27th 2012 by TheTiler | 3 months ago |
| Thanks Carla and hywel | |
| Superbowl Ragtime Blues by TheTiler | 3 months ago |
| Thanks Ken, Richard, ihussin, Cindy, August and Tom! For taking the time to come around these parts |
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| Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness by Cinderella | 3 months ago |
| Sorry I was late for the party, but I my old computer broke down and just had buy a new one today. I went to Best Buy and finally got it installed. I can't believe how quite the new ones are compared to the G5 Tower which has terrible fan noise. Thanks Cindy for working with me on this. Nice singing and cool looking outfit as well, I can tell your a country girl at heart ! Have a great week! |
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| The Lament Concerto by TheTiler | 3 months ago |
| Thanks Richard and maglasser | |
| Superbowl Ragtime Blues by TheTiler | 3 months ago |
| With the way David Akers was kicking this year for the 49ers, you might have to call it miss-ball. So hopefully he can do better next year. a year ago he was kicking great ! Thanks thsantac |
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| Superbowl Ragtime Blues by TheTiler | 3 months ago |
| Thanks padowan, I just am not sure how much I can take loses like that. For me it is just not something I enjoy going through. Thanks for taking the time and enjoyed your comments! |
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| Superbowl Ragtime Blues by TheTiler | 3 months ago |
So close but yet so very far away  I think Jim the coach keeps getting better, his first year he almost got in. This second year he got in but didn't win. So what is there left? TO win. Thanks Ji for stopping by! |
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| Bluebird Cafe_(Jan. 26th, 2013) by TheTiler | 3 months ago |
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| Free Love (Depeche Mode song) by CharlyDeeCynthius | 3 months ago |
Interesting sounds right at the start. Interesting lyrics, haunting sounds. Lots of soul in the vocals, especially as it goes on. Keeps on gaining stream, in a good way! Worthy of lots of fans! Nice use of the background music with the vocals. One of the best listens I've had this afternoon! Way to go! Nice use of that haunting style with the guitar leads. I like the James Bond feel to this in small places. So much going on! |
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| Never by RichardJohn | 3 months ago |
Like how it starts right out of the shoot. Nice singing, lots of variations to this music. The variation is a pleasant influence here such as the bossa nova and mixing with a bit of arabic influence with the triangle bell. I like that addition quite a lot. So much in here. Sounds like a lot of work went into this! The echoing of the singing is cool too! Like the guitar picking. Lots of stuff going on with this for sure! |
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| Arabic Dance by toveco | 3 months ago |
I like how you use the percussion right out of the shoot and make the music jive to the beat,. The heart beat of the strings is a terrific addition. All flows quite nicely. And does of a arabic sound! Thanks for sharing tom. |
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| Run Like the Wolves by padowan_learner | 3 months ago |
I like that tambourine and how it dances to the music at the start. Nice use of the penny whistle, then going into the higher vocal sounds. You make use of words quite nice and how you make the lyrics dance in an indian beat. Love the high pitch sound of the piano at the end as well ! Sounds like a bit of work was done to achieve all this. Way to Go! |
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| Morning Rain by Goose87 | 3 months ago |
| I think I am getting a cultural influence with the music this evening and this is no exception. Nice blend of folk and synth and the adding of nature sound effects. Thanks for sharing |
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| Solen er så rød, Mor by KennethLavrsen | 3 months ago |
Love your description of this. Not sure why, but I feel a bit of abba in this, I guess that Danish influence, I love the folk feel to this. I enjoy very much the sweetness to this. I know in todays music that is pretty much lost. But it is so nice to carry that influence and provide music that has a cultural history! Thanks Ken! |
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| Moods by Mike_Lynn | 3 months ago |
Thanks I like that song and the use of Band in Box. That is a good sales pitch for Band in a Box, you make terrific use it! I've heard great things about that software and this proves it. The songs fits your vocal I think quite good. Love the country feel to this too ! Way to go! I didn't hear you say you play violin but it sure sounds like a live person is doing that. Nice sounds indeed! |
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| Bluebird Cafe_(Jan. 26th, 2013) by TheTiler | 3 months ago |
| Ya great john and thanks Axel for stopping by. | |
| Bluebird Cafe_(Jan. 26th, 2013) by TheTiler | 3 months ago |
| Thanks Tom I am going to be checking out everybody's newest songs and thanks again for stopping by Tom! |
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| Bluebird Cafe_(Jan. 26th, 2013) by TheTiler | 3 months ago |
| Probably no for me for a long time. Because I no longer perform there because now I am in another state Thanks padowan, Goose87, ken and Mike for taking the time to give a listen and comment ! |
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| "For Free" (Only a link to Joni Mitchell's song) by TheTiler | 3 months ago |
| To: Richar I think Joni's "being there" done that conviction plus paying homage to the free playing "clarinetist". is what I found incredible. I mean who knows it might be a clarinets that is in a famous orchestra that has played Concierto de Aranjuez for a living in concert halls for a living but dreams of being a super star but that is closest thing he can become to a soloist with immediate fan recognition, is to play solo in the "dusty streets". I know there are pro players like that at the independent musician sites. I think to me it hits home to most dedicated icompers whether they want to admit it or not. Joni has done what so few have ever done, But many through touring, can wreck up families and many are single when they die and never have found their soul mate. So it is a monumental price to pay for fame. But here are many that decide to go down that road. Some are lucky, like the sax player from the Chicago band, he stated that his wife stuck with him. But so many are not that fortunate. I know my father was asked to go on the road with a pro-big band and didn't take it and stayed in his step-father's tile installation business. |
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| Empty Line (Hero's Dust Series) Jan 17th, 2013 by TheTiler | 4 months ago |
| Wow, great story. I am really not a gung- ho hero. I actually joined the Navy to get out of going to Viet Nam Kind of like, I remember the words to a song "please Mr. Custer, I don't want to go But dam, what is one of the first places they sent me? Yap, Viet Nam for 358 days on land. What made it worse was that I still had 2 more years to go when I got out of Viet Nam. Actually one of the happiest days of my life is when my 4 years were up and was going home from the coast of Viet Nam and Nixon called us out. I was so happy to be lifted off a a ship and helicoptered to a air craft carrier. That was truly one of the happiest times of my life. I LOVED COUNTING OFF THOSE 100 DAYS LEFT. |
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| "For Free" (Only a link to Joni Mitchell's song) by TheTiler | 4 months ago |
| Ya, I kind of think that song hits home to a lot of musician and singers that are on these online independent musician websites. I mean, I think the stars know we exist I think. But every so often somebody comes on board a musician website that actually do hit the big-time. Like Droop of Macjams. His name was Paul Davis: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Davis_(singer) Paul had some very big hits. Like "I Go Crazy" etc. He commented on a couple of my instrumentals and I got a big kick out of that. I don't think very many knew that he was at MJ. Mungo, do you remember Droop? He passed away not long after he was on Macjams. If you don't respond, I understand. But just thought I would throw this comment out there. Maybe others heard of him? Thanks Kenneth for stopping by! |
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| Empty Line (Hero's Dust Series) Jan 17th, 2013 by TheTiler | 4 months ago |
| Thanks pete, eagle and Auguste for the nice comments and taking the time for a visit! | |
| Born To Lose by lilmom | 4 months ago |
| No problem, delightful tune and great tribute to your mother! | |
| Old & New (2013) by TheTiler | 4 months ago |
| Thanks pete, RJ and Tele! | |
| "For Free" (Only a link to Joni Mitchell's song) by TheTiler | 4 months ago |
| Wow, that is amazing ! You went right to the heart of the matter quick I have to say your vocals are such that you do sound like you toured and played for money! Especially the way you work with harmonies so well and working with harmonies that you have not seen much at all and yet come out with amazing results. Thanks Sisters! |
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| Born To Lose by lilmom | 4 months ago |
I enjoy country and like the Jerry Krammer feel to this. Sorry not sure if I spelled his name right but really enjoy that style. I guess when a kid I was around when the cross over of country and pop started etc. Or least close to that time. Again, really enjoy this type of style and wish country music of today would do more of this type of thing! Thanks for adding this to icomp! |
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| let it be [cover] by eagle | 4 months ago |
| Wow, just like the hit song. I like the vocal as well. Terrific melody and you can sure tell why they made it a hit and you do great justice to it. WAy to Go!! |
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| Cortez the Killer by pete | 4 months ago |
| Cool sounds with that Neil Young feel . Nice presentation with the vocal. Cool use of distortion. Almost has a horse with no name feel to the voice. Thanks for being such a great part of icomp! |
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| The Scrapbook Jig (Mavis' Theme) by padowan_learner | 4 months ago |
I enjoy the celtic feel to this. A terrific sense of orchestral rhythm. Almost like a march of 1776 but in a more light hearted way. A great fun tribute I think to your mother. She must be proud of your musical abilities! Like that ending to. Sound very pro to me. With a very charming and delightful sound! |
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| TWO: the video by Bowman | 4 months ago |
Wonderful combination of music and dance! Great idea, to find a video and have fun putting it together. Does indeed seem like you had lots of fun doing this! Thanks for sharing, not sure if I've seen this type of thing done hear at Icomp. WAy to Go! |
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| Old Mystic Tales by thsantac | 4 months ago |
I enjoy the jingle jangle of the synth, very whimsical and has a magic. Seems to go with the picture. I like how seem to carefully pick images to go with the sound. Like that guitar synth rhythm and adding the fuzz guitar and more. Wow! Lots of neat stuff for sure. Way to Go! Love the new age feel to this! A real treat for the ears! |
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| Empty Line (Hero's Dust Series) Jan 17th, 2013 by TheTiler | 4 months ago |
| Thanks thsantac,Bowman and padowan_lear I will be sure to stop by your latest song, thanks for listening and comment. |
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| Lake Lagunitas (Dec. 11th, 2013) by TheTiler | 4 months ago |
| Thanks K6 ! | |
| Lake Lagunitas (Dec. 11th, 2013) by TheTiler | 4 months ago |
| Thanks thsantac, Kenneth and Cinderella. Cindy: But maybe I should of had some barking in it so I feel like it has just that right atmosphere Maybe some sound effects of my dog Porche chasing lizards. Kinda like the Dukes of hazards meets steer roping contests with the banjos going full blasts:^) Bill |
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| Dream a little dream of me by Mosaica | 4 months ago |
| Thanks Rosalind for doing this and having so much patients with all the delays we had. Good luck in all your endeavors and THANKS all for stopping by and listening to Rosalind's wonderful voice. |
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