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| Little Black Radio by Los Tigres Guapos by pete_diver | 5 years ago |
| On Bad Behavior is the second 7". Play Hard To Like is the first one. I think I recently tossed out the mic that's in the photograph. |
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| WWF (walking with friends) by JoyPoppa | 5 years ago |
 gorgeous billy j! simply gorgeous. i am ipodding and will play it for toby when i get to mexico. |
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| SLEEPY SISTER by TheRedRoom | 6 years ago |
my head bobs and jerks as the opiate excursion nears its end but i force myself to stay awake so my last memory before the slumber of morpheous is "Sleepy Sister." |
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| BOWLING ALLEY by wal4u | 6 years ago |
| first let me cyber-high-five your punniness. second, i'd like to confirm that the stereotype of Poles having a natural affinity for bowling is no myth. |
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| pillow fight reloaded (voice/shouter needed) by ORANGEAUDIO | 6 years ago |
tommy, let's do lunch. i can't sing but i sure can shout confidently in time. my resume shows extensive punk rawk experience. plus i listened to all that early revco, NIN etc.. and i have a secret weapon. |
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| WaX3 (demo) by naboo | 6 years ago |
This makes me feel as if I'm tweaked out of my mind behind the wheel of a car I'm about to wreck! cool guitars too! |
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| Guitar Test 1 by HeadCheese | 6 years ago |
F-Yeah! I hope and pray your normal speech sounds like the vocals here! |
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| nimm das by Addur | 6 years ago |
Yet another reason to abandon anti-depressants! What a way blissful way to start theday! since the the terminology is completely blundered--how abut some vocals? |
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| And Know..... by Skean | 6 years ago |
Clearly in and of itself "And Know..." is a strong work but it is also a perfect piece to enhance the spinning of platters in all styles. It has so much subtle character that demands to be blended with songs that might otherwise be banal wihout it. It is a drool fest for DJs. |
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| Black Tea by WRG | 6 years ago |
if this is inspired by mere caffeine i can barely fathom what other club substances might add to the synergistic mix |
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| Tear It Up by borris | 6 years ago |
please don't convert to scientology as it would create an unfair negative bias in me. again, this complements my brain chemistry. |
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| Genetic Calling (ADE) by becwil | 6 years ago |
airy carlessness with a underlying sense foreboding,excellent mixer as well. i wouldn't mind hearing what it sounds/feels like with all the beat dropped out. |
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| Come play with my chopper by Lapskin | 6 years ago |
perfect prelude to a dance-floor aneurysm. very progressive and seemingly great for mixing into a set. extra points for NO LOOPS! |
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| TheWindowOpen by Hunksten Proudfoot | 6 years ago |
indeed this is an aural escort across a liminal site that can lead to bliss and even a transcendence where langauge and temporality are no longer. hypnotic beats, beautiful blips and seductive synthetic layers integrate into greater whole elocuted by pro production. |
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| Out in my red robe by Vida | 6 years ago |
cinematic and rich...oddly i think i hear distant vestiges of mid 80s jazz when the synclavier and synthaxe were in vogue--there is an elusive harmonic sense within the airy texture. |
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| Collage - 01 by Brother | 6 years ago |
I love the production/mix here! Many songs that utilize kids just sound gratuitous but this really feels genuine and artful. The guitar is underneath but just loud enough to make it's presence known. I could even hear this remixed/mixed into a club version. |
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| let me feel (Orangepeel mix) by ORANGEAUDIO | 6 years ago |
the guitar is so hip i would have accentuated it a bit more--ever so slight more twang--like towards the end. the d n b style does not detract from the rock at all--excellent balance. your musical voice is as confident as ever. ps--if you ever want some additional guitar collab don't hesitate to ask. take a bow tommy! |
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| Two Minutes Of Mayhem by borris | 6 years ago |
maddening frivolity. |
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| CRUNK TUPPERWARE PARTY by borris | 6 years ago |
decadent musical indulgence feeding my sinuses! |
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| LAUDANUM by TheRedRoom | 6 years ago |
unsettling atmosphere in liminality--it seems as if it could veer into the abyss or diverge into joyousness. this precariousness sonic state is artfully achieved without loops or beats! |
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| It Ain't Fair 45 RPM by Joanna | 6 years ago |
sublime vocal harmonies used sparingly to a divine effect. lead vocals have plenty of feel--enough to make the lyrical content understood without even knowing what they are. when the aging sonic texture works it's effective but at times the digital presence undermines itself. for example, the beginning of the guitar solo sounds as if there are traces of chorus. no matter though--i knew a band that ran their tape through water to sound more as if the recording was old! |
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| My Short Synthetic Life by JoyPoppa | 6 years ago |
not just fat--a morbidly obese sonic embryo waiting to gestate. |
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| 050705-180905_101005 by Brother | 6 years ago |
Once again, gorgeous guitar tones that sculpt an envoironment of sound rather than a typical song. The chorus on the bass is a little heavy. A purer tone might complement the guitar better. |
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| Dirty Harry Callahan by Brother | 6 years ago |
This is too progressive to be considered Blues. While elements of Blues are present, the sleepy atmosphere and somewhat psychedelic tonalities push the enevelop of tradition to create a style that is both organic and ambient. The groove is very downtempo and slyly seductive. |
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| message for you (singer wanted) by ORANGEAUDIO | 6 years ago |
You have been exploring and mapping a more ethereal mode lately. And in a way that reveals the dyads and nuances of the psychic side of the spectrum. While "impression of ORANGE" felt anxious and tense, "message for you" is sedate and hopeful. Choose the vocals carefully--although I'm sure I'm just stating the obvious. |
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| Little Green Bubbles by JoyPoppa | 6 years ago |
off the chain breakbeat! you're emerging as a beat specialist. adding layers to this would be too much BUT using as a transition or sliding into another track might work. |
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| The Foobie Adventure by JoyPoppa | 6 years ago |
i'm feeling the fuzzy flow as the hazy sonic halo emits a post-wintery glow. this song is deceptive--it seems low key but i sense a cauldron of energy ready to boil over. |
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| impression of an ORANGE by ORANGEAUDIO | 6 years ago |
i need to listen to this extensively before i comment on it's hypnotic energy. i will not beleaguer over this any longer so to put it simply, this song evokes a sensation that eludes the desciptive capabilities of language. |
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| Banana Splits by totallymorgan | 6 years ago |
totallymorgan has artistically represented the severe misfiring of neurons hobbled by degraded synapses. |
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| TRYING TO FIND powermac by wal4u | 6 years ago |
the guitars have raised the bar for all of us, impeccable production--not too mention this is cracking me up to no end! don't know if you;re familiar with "spaceman" by mc900ft jesus but there's some subtle but excellent vocal afinities |
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| FUNKIER by wal4u | 6 years ago |
Are you sure you can't hear me? Those relentless vocals where you seem to never come up for air are mind-boggling. And your son articulates his single notes with style and a rareified confidence. |
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| 041204 by Brother | 6 years ago |
The lead guitar is mesmerizing as it meanders over the funky groove. I can hear some Fripp but even more Greg Ghin of Black Flag. I love the rythm but the chorus might be a little thick. Myself--I dig the noises! |
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| UP2L8 by JoyPoppa | 6 years ago |
I'm out on the dancefloor some where in Amsterdam trasncending space/time through beats! |
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| Mr. Pain (2006) by jtkattner | 6 years ago |
Why isn't Miles Davis berating everyone from beyond the grave? LOL I could on about my own bus experiences but I'll simply give you mad props for articulating my public transit purgatory through an a very distinct song! |
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| But Your Beautiful by chriscans | 6 years ago |
too poppy? POPPYCOCK! maybe another pass at the vocals but otherwise a-! |
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| 3 BAR STOOLS by doddster73 | 6 years ago |
vocals on this site often are tepid--not here. great melody and timbre not to mention the simple BUT NOT SIMPLISTIC music. tip o' the bottle! |
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| superhero theme song by j0j0 | 6 years ago |
clicks set the groove, harmonica is on--of course! blissful outro is great |
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| BellBoy by JoyPoppa | 6 years ago |
billy jay--this is your most inspiring yet--seriously--it;s going on the ipod. gorgeous, lush late night dream inducing aural bliss...needs to be longer or mixed w/something else for true perfection--let's talk. |
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| EVENTLESS by doddster73 | 6 years ago |
cool, sedate, soulful... great guitars and excellent atmospehre! |
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| Afterhours by damris | 6 years ago |
Driving bass and beats to propel us over the threshold into true afterhours territory. |
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| hunting by ORANGEAUDIO | 6 years ago |
twisting my brain without the convulsiveness of Squarepusher |
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| the journey out by j0j0 | 6 years ago |
I really like the consistently spaced out vibe from the harmonica. This also feels more "live" than much digitally recorded music. No wonder this is your #1 icomp song! |
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| Self-induldge by pete_diver | 6 years ago |
| it does sound like several different songs are being being mixed together. thanks for the insight! | |
| emily's ghost by VomNebel | 6 years ago |
 except for to much reverb this sounds likes really coming together! i'd like to hear each track more clearly. |
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| The weekend starts now by ORANGEAUDIO | 6 years ago |
this reminds me of an unbelievable week i spent in florence--i'll yell you about it later. hperbole aside, that may have been the best week of my life... |
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| Wave by ChrisKevin | 6 years ago |
the guitars are my fav--thin but beautiful tonalities and some great single notes! |
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| Priscus Carmen (Ancient Poem) by Inveigh | 6 years ago |
straight up--i dig the the second half more than the first. this may be do to a usually negative bias towards pan flute sounding instruments. HOWEVER, the tweaked out tones prominent in the second part of the song are a superb melange of analog-ish opium and mecahnized manna. keep em comin'! |
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| ORANGE - E... club mix by ORANGEAUDIO | 6 years ago |
fierce low end and juicy slapback! |
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| let me show u - back to the beatz by ORANGEAUDIO | 6 years ago |
I'm about a minute into the track and I can say with certainty this is my favorite song you've posted. Great bass line and effectively dreamy use of reverb. I like the graphic too! |
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| Afterlife (take 1) by pete_diver | 6 years ago |
| i had to move out! | |
| YMC a (Zosh ORANGE interpretation) by ORANGEAUDIO | 6 years ago |
Damn, I should I have listened to something else--I need to go to sleep and now blood is pumping along with the *** shaking groove...the BPM is perfect here! |
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| CRYSTAL by Bampot | 6 years ago |
I like the quick stops/starts--they remimd me of my stomach after new years! Hot guitars to boot! |
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| BOWLING ALLEY by wal4u | 6 years ago |
Allright--I found it. Perfect for my red eyes and noctural ways. |
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| Bringin' Back the 80s by macdude02 | 6 years ago |
| Tasty licks too! | |
| Bringin' Back the 80s by macdude02 | 6 years ago |
I just had a flashback of Autograph opening for Van Halen on the first night of the 1984 tour! |
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| Afterlife (take 1) by pete_diver | 6 years ago |
| thanks for the feedback. i posted a link to a page that has .mov clips from "Enclsoure." |
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| Alone by jayman | 6 years ago |
jayman has the cinematic percussion market cornered!! |
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| Spin the Source then Amplify by byrniezero6 | 6 years ago |
The beat and breakdown are my favorite parts. Thr drums change up about halfway through--I think--it's superbly subtle. |
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| Avenging Miss Peel by JoyPoppa | 6 years ago |
more please... |
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| Hegemonic by lilichi | 6 years ago |
"hegemonic" as a song title gets multiple thumbs up of a polydactyl. the beat and quick stops rock my late night world... |
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| Orange Lounge by ORANGEAUDIO | 6 years ago |
ORANGEAUDIO has raised the bar people---d/l this and let all your freinds enjoy! |
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| IS BIG BEAT DEAD? by ORANGEAUDIO | 6 years ago |
I can't believe I just messaged you and THEN listened to this! I've been telling one of my cohorts--JoyPoppa--that there needs to be more elements of Big Beat in much of the club music currently being released. Or, at the very least, remixes leaning towards a Big Beat style. |
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| Jazz Con-fusion by pete_diver | 6 years ago |
| Many thanks for the positive feedback! I basically spent 10 hours straight on the whole thing from start to finish. Essentially I took three indivdual songs and mixed them together as if I were a club DJ. I'm not sure if it ended up that way but all that really matters here is fgetting the attention of the audience--whether it numbers 1 or 1000! peter |
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| + or - by borris | 6 years ago |
ying/yang, off/on, 0/1, night/day but blissful and inspiring through and through. |
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| Trash, sun & sand by Brother | 6 years ago |
Great dichotomy between some of your other compositions. Excellent, understated guitar work but it's still seriously hip. |
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| K is gone by Brother | 6 years ago |
I like sparseness and the guitar tones. There is also a mystique to the emotional quality--it wanders between joy and sadness--which really pulls me in. |
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| Get Oscar by JoyPoppa | 6 years ago |
AH YEAH! The man is back--let's do a session... |
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| Image by vaporman | 6 years ago |
transcendence at dawn... |
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| Sasquatch by jukeboxhero | 6 years ago |
This is a a very strong piece. However, I think the flute is the least compelling track and does not fit the overall tambre. "Sasquatch" is instantly addictive and I can not help listening to it repeatedly. |
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