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| Disappear by Neumuzik | 3 days ago |
| Pretty song. I like the strings too. Nice touch. You always seem to come up with something different than before. Can't figure out how you do that. I've missed a few or your hits recently so, I'll go back and have a listen. Glad you're still uploading your creations. Wish I was... -borrris |
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| Joob! (Remastered) by Matt Granz | 15 days ago |
| This song gets a lot of weekly plays. It must be really good. |
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| Going, Going, Gone by borris | 15 days ago |
| Not. |
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| Connie's Fault by borris | 15 days ago |
| Glad you didn't' say "That's Hot" because then, you'd have to pay royalties. Cant' have any of that now can we. | |
| Genevieve by SmilinJohn | 27 days ago |
 I agree with the others above - great production. ...and those backing vocals are sweet! Great song with an excellent choice of instruments used. I really like the way the chorus comes in so strongly too. All around nice work. (PS: I'm a sucker for that D to Am (depending on the key you played in) thing you do in the verses. Love it.) |
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| major DUD by DUMPSTATION | 1 month ago |
| I like how, after 60 plays, this song has no rating or comments. Must mean it really does suck. Yeah, I guess I'm in agreement. This one's a DUD. Once again, DUMPSTATION has reached their goal though. It's really quite an accomplishment if you think about it. Obviously though, no one thinks about stuff like that except maybe for me. I like music that sucks. If 'Suck' was a genre here, I'd choose it for my favorite on my profile page. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with listing 'Other' as my favorite genre. Other is a great genre - don't get me wrong. It's just that it's so vague, one never knows what styles of music it might cover. Guess that's the great thing about Other music. It covers anything. Hopefully, iCompositions will add a few more genres to their list one day. I'd love to see some of my real favorites like: Outlaw Carnival, Hobo Mom, dumbstep, Classical Beat Pirate, Humpty Porch Tractor, Living Death Metal, and maybe even my ultra fav - Jiffypop. Alas, this post will never be read and all my witty banter will have been written for no one. Oh well, it's not like I have anything better to do. Wait, that's not true at all. In fact, it's stuff like leaving this post that keeps me from doing all those 'better' things. It's OK though because time wasting is one of my hobbies and, I'm getting pretty good at it. It's all about practice really. Like everything else, the more you practice, the better you get. So far, I've moved up pretty high on the list of professional time wasters. I've got it down and I attribute my success to hours and hours of time spent honing my craft. You too can be a decent time waster. If you've read this far, you're obviously on your way. To get to the pro level like me, you might want to start by reading this at least 60 times in a row - each day - three times a day. Hey, don't thank me. I just give out advice. It's up to you to fine tune the art of time wasting and find your own niche. Meanwhile, Im going to go stand somewhere for 7 minutes and look around. I've found that that exercise can be a great way to practice time wasting. Just to make your daily practice easier, I've copied and pasted this post several times below. That way, you can just keep on reading; making your daily practice session here, all that more intense. -borris 2: I like how, after 60 plays, this song has no rating or comments. Must mean it really does suck. Yeah, I guess I'm in agreement. This one's a DUD. Once again, DUMPSTATION has reached their goal though. It's really quite an accomplishment if you think about it. Obviously though, no one thinks about stuff like that except maybe for me. I like music that sucks. If 'Suck' was a genre here, I'd choose it for my favorite on my profile page. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with listing 'Other' as my favorite genre. Other is a great genre - don't get me wrong. It's just that it's so vague, one never knows what styles of music it might cover. Guess that's the great thing about Other music. It covers anything. Hopefully, iCompositions will add a few more genres to their list one day. I'd love to see some of my real favorites like: Outlaw Carnival, Hobo Mom, dumbstep, Classical Beat Pirate, Humpty Porch Tractor, Living Death Metal, and maybe even my ultra fav - Jiffypop. Alas, this post will never be read and all my witty banter will have been written for no one. Oh well, it's not like I have anything better to do. Wait, that's not true at all. In fact, it's stuff like leaving this post that keeps me from doing all those 'better' things. It's OK though because time wasting is one of my hobbies and, I'm getting pretty good at it. It's all about practice really. Like everything else, the more you practice, the better you get. So far, I've moved up pretty high on the list of professional time wasters. I've got it down and I attribute my success to hours and hours of time spent honing my craft. You too can be a decent time waster. If you've read this far, you're obviously on your way. To get to the pro level like me, you might want to start by reading this at least 60 times in a row - each day - three times a day. Hey, don't thank me. I just give out advice. It's up to you to fine tune the art of time wasting and find your own niche. Meanwhile, Im going to go stand somewhere for 7 minutes and look around. I've found that that exercise can be a great way to practice time wasting. Just to make your daily practice easier, I've copied and pasted this post several times below. That way, you can just keep on reading; making your daily practice session here, all that more intense. -borris 3: I like how, after 60 plays, this song has no rating or comments. Must mean it really does suck. Yeah, I guess I'm in agreement. This one's a DUD. Once again, DUMPSTATION has reached their goal though. It's really quite an accomplishment if you think about it. Obviously though, no one thinks about stuff like that except maybe for me. I like music that sucks. If 'Suck' was a genre here, I'd choose it for my favorite on my profile page. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with listing 'Other' as my favorite genre. Other is a great genre - don't get me wrong. It's just that it's so vague, one never knows what styles of music it might cover. Guess that's the great thing about Other music. It covers anything. Hopefully, iCompositions will add a few more genres to their list one day. I'd love to see some of my real favorites like: Outlaw Carnival, Hobo Mom, dumbstep, Classical Beat Pirate, Humpty Porch Tractor, Living Death Metal, and maybe even my ultra fav - Jiffypop. Alas, this post will never be read and all my witty banter will have been written for no one. Oh well, it's not like I have anything better to do. Wait, that's not true at all. In fact, it's stuff like leaving this post that keeps me from doing all those 'better' things. It's OK though because time wasting is one of my hobbies and, I'm getting pretty good at it. It's all about practice really. Like everything else, the more you practice, the better you get. So far, I've moved up pretty high on the list of professional time wasters. I've got it down and I attribute my success to hours and hours of time spent honing my craft. You too can be a decent time waster. If you've read this far, you're obviously on your way. To get to the pro level like me, you might want to start by reading this at least 60 times in a row - each day - three times a day. Hey, don't thank me. I just give out advice. It's up to you to fine tune the art of time wasting and find your own niche. Meanwhile, Im going to go stand somewhere for 7 minutes and look around. I've found that that exercise can be a great way to practice time wasting. Just to make your daily practice easier, I've copied and pasted this post several times below. That way, you can just keep on reading; making your daily practice session here, all that more intense. -borris 4: I like how, after 60 plays, this song has no rating or comments. Must mean it really does suck. Yeah, I guess I'm in agreement. This one's a DUD. Once again, DUMPSTATION has reached their goal though. It's really quite an accomplishment if you think about it. Obviously though, no one thinks about stuff like that except maybe for me. I like music that sucks. If 'Suck' was a genre here, I'd choose it for my favorite on my profile page. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with listing 'Other' as my favorite genre. Other is a great genre - don't get me wrong. It's just that it's so vague, one never knows what styles of music it might cover. Guess that's the great thing about Other music. It covers anything. Hopefully, iCompositions will add a few more genres to their list one day. I'd love to see some of my real favorites like: Outlaw Carnival, Hobo Mom, dumbstep, Classical Beat Pirate, Humpty Porch Tractor, Living Death Metal, and maybe even my ultra fav - Jiffypop. Alas, this post will never be read and all my witty banter will have been written for no one. Oh well, it's not like I have anything better to do. Wait, that's not true at all. In fact, it's stuff like leaving this post that keeps me from doing all those 'better' things. It's OK though because time wasting is one of my hobbies and, I'm getting pretty good at it. It's all about practice really. Like everything else, the more you practice, the better you get. So far, I've moved up pretty high on the list of professional time wasters. I've got it down and I attribute my success to hours and hours of time spent honing my craft. You too can be a decent time waster. If you've read this far, you're obviously on your way. To get to the pro level like me, you might want to start by reading this at least 60 times in a row - each day - three times a day. Hey, don't thank me. I just give out advice. It's up to you to fine tune the art of time wasting and find your own niche. Meanwhile, Im going to go stand somewhere for 7 minutes and look around. I've found that that exercise can be a great way to practice time wasting. Just to make your daily practice easier, I've copied and pasted this post several times below. That way, you can just keep on reading; making your daily practice session here, all that more intense. -borris 5: I like how, after 60 plays, this song has no rating or comments. Must mean it really does suck. Yeah, I guess I'm in agreement. This one's a DUD. Once again, DUMPSTATION has reached their goal though. It's really quite an accomplishment if you think about it. Obviously though, no one thinks about stuff like that except maybe for me. I like music that sucks. If 'Suck' was a genre here, I'd choose it for my favorite on my profile page. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with listing 'Other' as my favorite genre. Other is a great genre - don't get me wrong. It's just that it's so vague, one never knows what styles of music it might cover. Guess that's the great thing about Other music. It covers anything. Hopefully, iCompositions will add a few more genres to their list one day. I'd love to see some of my real favorites like: Outlaw Carnival, Hobo Mom, dumbstep, Classical Beat Pirate, Humpty Porch Tractor, Living Death Metal, and maybe even my ultra fav - Jiffypop. Alas, this post will never be read and all my witty banter will have been written for no one. Oh well, it's not like I have anything better to do. Wait, that's not true at all. In fact, it's stuff like leaving this post that keeps me from doing all those 'better' things. It's OK though because time wasting is one of my hobbies and, I'm getting pretty good at it. It's all about practice really. Like everything else, the more you practice, the better you get. So far, I've moved up pretty high on the list of professional time wasters. I've got it down and I attribute my success to hours and hours of time spent honing my craft. You too can be a decent time waster. If you've read this far, you're obviously on your way. To get to the pro level like me, you might want to start by reading this at least 60 times in a row - each day - three times a day. Hey, don't thank me. I just give out advice. It's up to you to fine tune the art of time wasting and find your own niche. Meanwhile, Im going to go stand somewhere for 7 minutes and look around. I've found that that exercise can be a great way to practice time wasting. Just to make your daily practice easier, I've copied and pasted this post several times below. That way, you can just keep on reading; making your daily practice session here, all that more intense. -borris Now go to the top and start over. Do this for several hours a day (as mentioned above) and you might become one of the greats! (Like me). Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! |
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| Downtown 2AM by DUMPSTATION | 1 month ago |
| @randolf: Dude, that's amazing! I saw the very same thing after pouring a tube of model glue on my breakfast cereal and listening to this song. It's cool that you don't need glue to get there. | |
| High Noon by ihussain | 1 month ago |
Nice 'soundtrackish' sounding piece. You pulled off a really different kind of sound here. Nice mix. I agree with ShadowofNine, the bridge is cool. -borris |
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| Fault-line by Dustwood | 1 month ago |
| Good soundtrack kind of thing. Ilike it. |
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| Feelin' Alright (Traffic Cover) by Baboon | 1 month ago |
| OK. Had to give it another listen and a DL. ...and, I'm tellin'ya - I'M FEELING ALRIGHT now. Thanks for a great cover with some real soul and sass. -borrrrrrris |
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| Hey You! (Remastered) by PunkFloyd | 1 month ago |
| Yep. It's a hit. So subtle and easy going. That's what I like most about this. | |
| Experiment #2 - The Truth by mfwmiles | 1 month ago |
Yeah. I used to record everything with just an acoustic guitar. Came up with some crazy stuff. I like the length of this one. Great lyrics. -borris |
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| Little Punk Thing Please by mfwmiles | 1 month ago |
| Interesting style of music. Glad I can't pigeonhole this into some stupid genre because it's nice that it's whatever it is. It's just cool and different. Made me think something Jim Morrison might do if he was still around. I dig the way you don't mind tossing in some unusual instrument sounds that I wouldn't expect to hear. -borris Gonna have to check out the rest of your music now. |
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| Griselda by MusicLeft | 1 month ago |
| Such a pretty song. Nice work. | |
| Fly Right by Neumuzik | 1 month ago |
| Not bad. Cool reverbish production too. This sounds cool. I'm completely digging the drums and guitars. Did you play either of those? What isn't loops anyway. Yeah, this is good. | |
| Little Drummer - Time Lapse Video by Matt Granz | 1 month ago |
| Whippin' cool video and even better song. cjacks |
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| Sugar Sugar, Cover by Rodrish | 1 month ago |
Didn't see this one coming. What a great song to cover. Superb job. Gives me inspiration to go ahead and do those Tommy James covers I've been holding back on. -borris |
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| Strawberry Fields Forever, Beatles Cover by Rodrish | 1 month ago |
Wow. How'd I miss this? Very well done. Love the way you recreated the original so closely. ( I tried to pull that of with Lady Madonna). Can I borrow your mellotron? -borris |
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| Fur Elise (Metal Remix) by Reminiscentremedy | 2 months ago |
I agree 100% with everything DUMPSTATION said. ...and, I can tell from your other songs that you're a good keyboard player but, now I see you're a slick guitar player as well. Good production. |
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| Skull Driller by Dustwood | 2 months ago |
| Couldn't find my Skull Driller download on my Mac so I had to come back and get it again. (Did some major file moving and obviously made a few mistakes). Gonna sound great up whippin' loud driving into the church parking lot on Sunday. Ha. | |
| Mend by apb | 2 months ago |
| Nice start for a great song. Very 'classic rock' sounding with a bit of a modern influx. Nice loud mix. Yeah, I would really like to hear vocals here. Go for it. The guitar sounds are crazy good. Nice work on the drums too (no loops? ...wow!) Is that a harmonica at the end? |
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| Wendy #2mix by DUMPSTATION | 2 months ago |
| I took your advice and just left this comment. Thanks! | |
| Flash Mob Drive by Neumuzik | 2 months ago |
| Dang, I can't guess. Nice stereo percussion. I dig the repetitiveness and the ending is a nice touch. | |
| Neverlast by Neumuzik | 2 months ago |
| Vocals? I've heard that before somewhere. I like this but the thing is, vocals seem to take a really nice sounding piece like this and give it that extra personality that turns it into what some call - a song. This isn't criticism at all because on its own, this is quite nice. I think its easier for the typical listener to get excited for some reason, when there's someone singing on top of the music tracks. I started out here with only instrumentals and then one day discovered the joy of adding vocal tracks. So much fun! OK, I'm done with this sermon. You can catch my previous 'Why Don't You Add Vocals' sermons on your other song pages. You always seem to come up with music that sounds different than what you've done before. Keeps me coming back. |
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| Let Yourself Down by FunkoMatt | 2 months ago |
| Smoking while recording is one of the coolest things a cat can do. Unless you don't smoke, then it's not so cool. Great song and good production. Did you guys do those backing vocs? They sound great. -borris |
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| St. Francis Wood (Demo) by Matt Granz | 3 months ago |
I love this song. Forgot about this version. Great. I dig these vocals too. The new one though, kills it. |
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| Need More Time by LilDude | 3 months ago |
| I'm impressed that you're playing all the instruments. Way to go! I've always been a big fan of those who do that. I think this is definitely worthy of working on. Actually, it sounds pretty good the way it is. Maybe a little more mixing and --- yes, vocals would be great. If you can play as well as you do, I'm guessing you could pull off some singing. I know an iComper named 'Baboon' does some collaboration and has a great voice. Might wanna check with him. Keep it up man. |
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| FIVE by AudioIrony | 3 months ago |
| I like the 'particular instrument' explorations you're doing and it's nice to hear pieces of music that use time signatures that are not typical. This one is another worthy of listening to piece of yours that I again, really like. To me, the build is what makes this cool. That and the sound of the main 'instrument'. You sure aren't ever going to be growing any moss in your studio. |
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| FOUR by AudioIrony | 3 months ago |
| Well, you never cease to please my ears. This is cool. Very 'musical' and full of interesting pieces of sound. Super nice composition. I really like that delayed whatever it is sound. Sweet mix too. | |
| Alice in broken woods by FunkoMatt | 3 months ago |
| I like your choice of loops and sounds. Well done. Think I'll have a listen to some of your other music. |
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| Electric Happy by AudioIrony | 3 months ago |
When I think of your music, the word 'happy' doesn't usually come to mind. I'm digging the new music you've been uploading here. This is cool. Great synth sounds man ...and drums. The production is stellar - nice big/fat feel. Now you've got me saying it. Happy! Thanks for all the great work. -borris |
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| St Francis Wood by Matt Granz | 3 months ago |
| Believe me, my headphones can go crazy whippin' loud bro so, when I listened at full volume, this song kicked my head - bigtime! I love it. Great composition, guitar playing, drums, bass, and vocals!!! (Baboon). This came out really nice. I dig the semi-retro feel and the whole rocking' vibe. Yeah, yeah, oh yeah! -borris  |
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| Woot! by AudioIrony | 3 months ago |
| I wanna rate this! ***** There. Thick and rich, noisy and cool. Gonna recommend this for a dubstep dance party happening this weekend. Dig the tripped up synth sounds and stellar production. |
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| Alice in broken woods by FunkoMatt | 4 months ago |
| groovy... | |
| Bang On by Neumuzik | 4 months ago |
Crazy short, which I always dig. Of all the jive genre names I've come up with, I hadn't thought of 'Dramatic Incidental'. I like it! One thing that stands out and is cool is the 'off' bass note. That pretty much makes the song for me. There's a song by Metric called 'Combat Baby' where the singer does a similar off note thing with her vocal. I think your bold decision to use an off bass note is a mighty nifty touch. On to your other new offerings... borris |
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| Lonely Road (by my son Tomas) by toveco | 4 months ago |
This is a good composition with some deep, thoughtful lyrics. I really like the sound of the voice/vocals (I'm not sure if you or your son is doing the singing). I think your son should definitely keep writing though, because he's got some real talent. Nice work! -borris |
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| Let Go Just To Show by Reminiscentremedy | 4 months ago |
Sweet sounding composition and great guitar playing. You managed to capture some quality acoustic guitar sounds too. The few times I've tried, it was harder to pull of that I had anticipated. Way to utilize the pan knob. Such a simple thing to do but, it really added to the fullness and movement of the mix. -borris |
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| Army Of Clowns by ZipZipper | 4 months ago |
Wonderful. Just what I needed to hear. Nothing like a nice dose of 'other' to round out my messed up day. Too bad iComp doesn't include 'Outlaw Carnival' in the genre choices. This one fits perfectly. Thanks. -borris |
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| Blue by Filmscorz | 4 months ago |
| Hip and cool. Your chords are great! -borris. |
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| Ocean View by Reminiscentremedy | 4 months ago |
| I like short pieces. For being so short this has lots of 'feeling'. Nice chords - thoughtful ending. -borris |
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| Irish Remedy by Reminiscentremedy | 5 months ago |
 I can def. hear that bit o thee Ire-rrish like - in this one. No loops huh? Wow. The first part is my fav. It just cooks - and it cooks without drums! Hard to pull off. Also, I like the way, after that, you bring in the upcoming melody with that synth that turns into an almost fiddle sound. Had to cringe when I heard the 'disco drumfill though' hahaha. Nice. -borris |
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| Four on the Floor by AndyDee | 5 months ago |
| Nice piece. I like the orchestration. -borris |
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| Black Sky Solo Pilot by jrahn | 5 months ago |
Way to rock the loops. Nice job making this song kick. -borris |
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| Timīs Trip by Narananda | 5 months ago |
| Anyone who says, "Play loud" in their description is someone cool in my book. I did, and I really enoyed it. The whole first 'build up' part is great. The next section made me think of the first part of the song 'Close To The Edge' by Yes. On and on the 'trip' went. I love it when I can just sit back, close my eyes, and picture whatever the music is saying to me. I took a nice journey with this song. -borris |
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| Intro Outro by Reminiscentremedy | 5 months ago |
| Just listened again and I must say, the last part is my favorite. Reminds me a little of something Massive Attack did. Way cool. -borris |
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| He's a man by JHarley | 5 months ago |
| You might not think much of this but I do. Super! Love the overall 'sound'. borris |
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| Intro Outro by Reminiscentremedy | 5 months ago |
Nice piece. Your complex chord changes make it definitely interesting to listen to. Very cool intro too. Will check back to hear more of your music. Welcome to iComp. -borris |
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| What to Do by Entourage | 5 months ago |
This sounds good man. Pretty much sounds like a radio song (which is a good thing I think), especially with the voc FX autotune thing. Nice backing vocals too. The chorus is really great! - catchy with cool lyrics. I like the way you got a completely different sound for the chorus vocals than on the verse vocal. Nice job on that. I'd like to see the lyrics. It's a hassle but, it's a big part of the song and putting them up makes it easy to get what you're saying. Nice job mixing. borris |
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| Build up by gianNt | 5 months ago |
| Cool piece. I've got a thing these days though. I always seem to want to hear vocals on people's songs. Not that this needs vocals, cuz it's great the way it is. I guess I just feel like adding vocals turns a good piece of music into a memorable song. That's just my opinion of course but I always encourage iCompers to TRY to add vocs. Can't sing? So what. Love this. Nice ending too. borris |
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| TICK TACK by RiGee | 5 months ago |
Love the bending notes. Kind of old Asian sounding. Interesting combination with your other chorused chords. Your voice and the 'lyrics' are superb. Restful and mysterious. Maybe your singing reflects what you're going through now. Sounds like that to me. I love it! borris PS: as has been said above, I too wish you all the best in your recovery. |
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| Testing by alanatomic | 5 months ago |
Very cool piece. Nice beat, clean mix. borris |
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| Poop is the New Pop by shavingronaldscar | 5 months ago |
Funny thing - while I'm writing this comment, right next to the comment box is an ad for MacKeeper. What's funny (in addition to the song itself) is, the ad has a picture of the front of a washing machine. I guess this song really does need to be un-filthy-ified. This piece is great! Besides the unmentionable sounds here and there, you've got some killer sounding 'vox/synth' stuff going on. Big, fat, loud, and like you said ...filthy. Way cool sounding. Ha ha ha. I think I may have actually laughed. Yeah, I did. Good ending too. borris |
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| Gonna Find Elvis by StevenJackson | 5 months ago |
Heck yes! Great sounding song. Love all the slapback. borris |
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| Anwar's Jam (Eat Somethin') by shavingronaldscar | 5 months ago |
Crazy good. Man, I totally dig this! I'll have to go back to genre school to be able to determine the difference between 'drum & bass', breakcore, breakfastbeat, and whatever else is out there but, this fully kicks it. Great piece. Really pro sounding and interesting. The horns buildup near the end is cool. borris |
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| West by Mid-West by Neumuzik | 6 months ago |
| I don't know what to say really except that I enjoyed the sound of this one. It just sounds cool. I guess that's what I wanted to say. You got a big 'wall-o-sound' thing going on in the chorus part that I especially liked. I could have handled hearing more bass there though. For using more or less basic chords, you came up with something non-basic. iComp really should add that genre - non-basic. Glad you continue to add to the music here and in THE SHED.  |
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| Bleak Country by Neumuzik | 6 months ago |
| I agree with robby_reverb. Nice progression. I won't comment on adding vocals since I've done that repeatedly before (if you know what I mean)... I like the notes you play on the bass part. The way you do that 3rd down to the root is cool sounding. The keyboard sounds you picked are perfect for this. borris |
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| The Astral Spies Trilogy by robby_reverb | 6 months ago |
| Great! I like the way it ends - the last minute or so. The rest was nice. | |
| Under Investigation by RevJoE | 6 months ago |
| Cool piece. Nice and eerie. borris |
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| PATT by RiGee | 6 months ago |
Very nice piece. I think 'inspirational' is good category for this because it really is inspirational. Excellent guitar playing and a really good composition. I would have liked to hear a less busy drum part maybe but, overall, the lower volume in the mix worked. |
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| Digging Your Own Grave by Neumuzik | 6 months ago |
Perfect! I just got my new iShovel from the App Store and it works great with this song. Not many people are hip to virtual grave digging and even fewer are cool enough to write a song about it. Leave it to you to be the first. This music does really sound like it fits the title - heavily eerie. Kind of reminded me of parts of the soundtrack for the movie 'Mysterious Island'. I always wonder when you list 'some loops', what parts aren't loops. Anyway, I enjoyed this chunk of sound. -borris |
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| Monday Monday (Mamas & Papas Cover) Version 2 by billylimbo | 6 months ago |
Love the idea of 'cover change ups'. I wouldn't have thought of this idea though. Cool. Think I need to take a listen to your other music. borris (I tried something with a Mamas and Papas song too - http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=68547) |
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| Asylum mk2 by Dustwood | 6 months ago |
This is really cool. Nice production - (a little out of the ordinary and I like it). Gritty, modern, and 'live' sounding. I dig the wide guitars and the background synth sounds. The last part is gnarly! borris |
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| What you want from me by AngeloA | 7 months ago |
Oh yeah. That woahhhyow sound is killer! Pretty cool production too. You're good with the loops. -borris PS: Love the ending. |
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| The Visitation by Neumuzik | 7 months ago |
| OK. This is cool. | |
| Dark Hole by AngeloA | 7 months ago |
Great sound combinations. I dig the loud, low end groove with that cool, scratchy sounding higher noise. I'd love to hear you add some vocals to this. Heck yeah! (Previewed with volume set at 11) |
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| Electric Weasel Dance Dome by pharmakeus | 7 months ago |
 Nice beat change ups, interesting choices of solo instrument sounds and, waaaaay cool lead guitar playing. |
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| Reversion by AudioIrony | 7 months ago |
| ai, Your work is enlightening, exploratory, artistic, and just a blast to listen to. The bass synth is extra hip sounding and, I really dig the 'breathing beat' thing in the last third. Thanks for sharing your creativity. * * * * * borris |
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| Hedgehog by Trilobite2 | 7 months ago |
Nice. I like the 'off' note in there. Think I better listen to a few more of your pieces. borris |
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| Some Velvet Morning by RubyDubidoux | 7 months ago |
| Sweet production Ruby. This is cool. Kinda reminds me of Scooter McD. Wonderful middle part too. Wow. Instafav. | |
| BTSB 2 by AudioIrony | 7 months ago |
| Thick and rich sounding. I agree with Mikee's comment above ("Lush sounds... Love the alternating 7/8 and 6/8. I could listen for days. And the drums... I love the glitching. "  . Trying to figure out witch mix I'm partial to...hmmm. boririrrss |
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| Broken Things - by AudioIrony | 7 months ago |
| Sweet production bro. I really dig the bass sound. | |
| Shadow of the Beast by PurePerversity | 7 months ago |
Great lyrics and overall sound. I especially like the lines: "Winding through caverns trying to find belief Smoking corduroy at the alter of the Beast". Cool production style and unique sounding, trippy vocals. Real slick ending too. borris |
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| Aura - Noise - Dubstep by AuraPlays | 7 months ago |
Digging that middle machine gun part. Nice stuff. borris |
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| Fortunate Son (CCR Cover) by Baboon | 7 months ago |
Cranked this to 14 in the SHED and I smacked into the ceiling. Hit me harder than Heisenberg's blue! Jessie (borris) Pinkman |
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| Melody 5 by AudioIrony | 7 months ago |
| Going through my daily stack of emails while listening to this. Soothing and rejuvenating. borris |
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| CPZ by AudioIrony | 7 months ago |
Man. That is a sound combo I'm not sure I've exactly heard before. Nice I love the timing of the chord changes. Reminds me of someone going through something hard and coming out better on the other end. Very cool. borris |
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| Damn You by Neumuzik | 8 months ago |
I'm here. Enjoyed this one. borris |
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| Why? by borris | 8 months ago |
| Spidatter... Got that right. borris "Always borrow what you can't steal" |
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| Pastilla Rosa (Nightmare Rose) by Axelbreeze | 9 months ago |
Diggin' this... borris |
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| NIGHTCRAWLER by borris | 9 months ago |
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| Headless Heads by AudioIrony | 9 months ago |
| I kept thinking you were saying "Good Tweet" which is no doubt definitely not what you were saying eh? Maybe "Good To Eat"? Maybe "Birds Weep". Yeah, that's it. Sounds musical in a distorto-beat sort of way. I like the synth work. borrisis |
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| People With Hat Waffles For Cars by AudioIrony | 10 months ago |
Good grief AI ! That was cool. I felt like I was trying to climb out of a giant box of cereal. Sugar Cereal. Love the futuristic yard sale vibe. Rake ON! Am I still here? borris |
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| GTBC by AudioIrony | 10 months ago |
| Not familiar with the Blood Countess. I'm assuming the rancid yelps/whoahheeahh came from that. ? Or, is that you. Drums sound great in the mix. My AudioIrony playlist is growing - and that's SUCH a good thing. bonus, whoops - I meant borris |
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| I'm Gonna Kill You If You Don't Shut Up by Matt Granz | 10 months ago |
Nice mix. I think I'm going to shut up. Love the concise length and the backing vocs. This was fun to listen to. borris |
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| The War Against Us by Neumuzik | 10 months ago |
| You're pretty good when it comes to mixing the loops man. I wish I understood the comment a little more though. lt sounds interesting. | |
| (I Am) Hi-End by Neumuzik | 10 months ago |
| My volume is always on 10 so I had no problem hearing this at all. Good upstairs in a dark room waiting for someone music. Do you think the person that is being waited for will even knock on the door when he/she hears this music loudly thumping inside the dark room? I was making up some vocals while I listened the second time. Kinda sounded cool and dark. Just like my room. "Why ya got me waiting here Full of fear when it goes down waiting here Like a cat sitting on the old man's chair And all that money right there yeah it don't seem fair"... |
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| The laughing song by Mosaica | 11 months ago |
Didn't have any idea what I'd hear when I clicked on your home page link...but dang! This is wonderful. I love it. You are one great sounding singer. This will be an interesting addition to my bike riding playlist. Thanks. borris Nice mix with the backing track too. |
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| Black by Dustwood | 11 months ago |
Yeah! I really like that main rockin' part and especially dig the guitar tone you used. Sounds like you miked the amp instead of using a preset sound (?) . Whatever you did, I dig the old school/Foghat effect. In my opinion, the other sections of the song are really calling out for vocals. Those parts sound to me like background music that's missing something on top - and, my guess is the 'something' is some kind of vocal treatment. They work fine as kind of spacey sounding interludes but... OK. I think you get what I mean. POZ-I-NOTE: I always encourage iCompers to sing on their music. You should give it a try. Go for it. See what happens. I started out doing instrumentals - then one day said, "screw it" and just started laying down vocal tracks. It turned out to be one of my favorite parts of the writing/recording process. You start to get better too. (This tune just wants some...) -borris |
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| Part Two by AudioIrony | 11 months ago |
You've also got a little Fishcow thing going on here. I like the 'abnormal note change timing' of the main synth line and the late introduction of the hi hats. That hidden tambourine beat made it all come together for me though. Really nice. A repeating loop of this, will make my half hour meditation more fun tomorrow. -borris |
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| Sneak Preview - Logic 10 Exposed and Explained by AudioIrony | 11 months ago |
Actually, now that I think about it, the Unlimited Flex Capacitors do come in handy when you need to go back and fix a 3 or 4 star song without anyone knowing they ever starred it in the first place. I've also use that feature to add a few new bounces to iCompositions.com in 2014. The comments weren't synced well though. I got one from 2007. |
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| Turnip Lip Balm by AudioIrony | 11 months ago |
| Relaxing and just kind of 'nice'. It is amazing to me to hear your deep and wide variety of creativity when it comes to recording music/sound. Thanks for hanging in there and not taking 2 year long breaks like some of us...??? -borris |
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| Sinkin' Low by jibes | 12 months ago |
Excellent song in every way. Well done. Sweet production and great lyrics. Sometimes, as in this case, I hear a song and just automatically dig it. Thanks, borris |
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| I'm Soft by Matt Granz | 1 year ago |
| Ha ha! Awesome tune. Great title. I like the foot tapping thing too. Thought it was someone pounding on the SHED door. Nice rockin' work dude. You've got the 'real stuff' when it comes to getting down. -borris |
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| Sneak Preview - Logic 10 Exposed and Explained by AudioIrony | 1 year ago |
| Weird. Apple sent me that like months ago. I just got my advance beta copy of Logic 13 or X111. They took out almost every feature and made it just a one track recorder, kinda like an app you can download for a phone or something. I think I might have tossed it in the trash. borriis |
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| DKP by AudioIrony | 1 year ago |
| Reminds me of a FedEx package traveling from van to conveyer belt, then truck to hand truck ... back into a larger truck, then out onto a steel conveyer with rollers onto a plane and back into a small van ... finally reaching its destination by foot, with or without the help of a hand truck. -vkfuwwaklm U I mean, borris |
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| Alien Half (Monstrous Mix) by Neumuzik | 1 year ago |
This song is some kind of hit or something. A HIT, like in, "OK, ladies and gentlemen, we've got a special treat for you tonight. Let's have a big welcome for 'Neumuzik' playing his new hit, 'Alien Half'! (Applause, applause, applause, ...1, 2, 3, 4)... Referring to the text under 'Song Information', Actually, I'd prefer regular corn or, maybe some kind of fruit, like pears or something. Creamed corn is for guardrail kissers* and has been known to cause brain damage in ostriches. Ever had a brain damaged ostrich decide to do a trip on your face? Kind of feels the way this song sounds... like a shocking--out of nowhere kick in the head, as in painfully good with a long lasting after-effect that burns for up to 4 days, depending on how may vials of Ether one uses to relieve the pain (while all the time keeping the memory slamming loudly in your brain -- in this case, meaning the memory of this song. But since an ostrich - any ostrich, even the wild female albino kind they use in the Israeli army, doesn't have a lot to do with your music or even with this comment, maybe you should just disregard your choice of some of the less insightful chunks above and give me another chance ...please? Whew! Thanks man. I was getting in a little deep there and, without your kindness, could have buried more than my head in the sand. So Neumuzik, I've got to tell you in all sincerity that you have been coming up with some creatively 'killer' pieces of music lately. Really cool stuff -- original, well crafted, enjoyable to listen to, and usually whippin' powerful -- just the kind of sound I enjoy hearing over and over (except for the creamed corn in my ears -- that's just yucky). AND LASTLY: I must apologize for constantly hassling you to vocalize but, deep down, I think we both know...YOU REALLY SHOULD START SINGING ON YOUR HITS. Either way though, this is one of my recent favorites and, as the Music Industry hipsters like to say, "This one's a real WHAMMO!"  ***** ______________ *GUARDRAIL KISSER: An inept, unskilled, doofus, usually a 'pant'*, who more often than not, does something so stupid that he/she ends up 'kissing the guardrail' (like the guardrail along a mountain road) then often after unintentionally accepting a shank of the metal guardrail through the skull or ________, flips right over the edge and off into that place no wannabe human ever wants to go. ______________ *PANT: A) Weasel-like, annoying character who lives to be the third wheel and has never been able to master the 'sit up'. B) One who seems to enjoy being teased and couldn't play 'Wipeout' to save his/her life. |
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| Alien Half-Mirror Mix by Neumuzik | 1 year ago |
I've got moon rocks in my kitchen man. I don't think your idea was very cool. You should see the size of the holes in my roof, not to mention my totally smashed car. I did what you said though because I am a true fan and true fans always do what they're told. This is cool Neumusic! I just LOVE THE ENDING TOO. You know how to put together a freaking killer track jack. I'm gonna tell you one more time though and then I'm going to die my mohawk bright blue and put on my nurses outfit%u2014%u2014%u2014%u2014YOU GOTTA TRY SINGING. IT'S A JOY LIKE NO OTHER %u2014EVEN IF YOU SUCK. Remember: Everything borris says is absolutely TRUTH and fact so you better think twice before you ignore another call FROM ME to sing. A CALL from the truly amazing and Advanced Genius that is borris is similar to a law that cannot be broken so.... PLEASE! Live a little. |
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| All the Young Dooods (David Bowie Cover) by Baboon | 1 year ago |
| Thanks for taking me out of deep freeze for this one boys. -borris............. |
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| * Oh Come All Ye Faithful by Matt Granz | 1 year ago |
| Beautiful version of this meaningful song. Thanks. -borris |
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| Pinguino's Jam by shavingronaldscar | 1 year ago |
Wowza!- Dang! - Jeeperscreepers! and, a few other words of amazement. I'm looking for a 6th star... This is so completely and totally cool man. Tripped me out and spun me right upside the head. Thanks for the long outro too. I needed that to kind of ease back down. Right on man, I love this! (Gotta go listen to it again now.) -borris PS-I want this drummer for my band. |
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