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| She's Your Amphetamine,, by itiswotitis | 5 years ago |
| This moved across the room like the unfolding of a dark night. Black felt rim. Windows open to let in the blackness. | |
| Downtown quilters by triage | 6 years ago |
| Vapor, you are quite generous. On the bass: no way I could get that bottom-of-the-quarry sound with my P-bass. |
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| Wanna Be Luvd By U [feat. jlgerk] by vaporman | 6 years ago |
| Rolling, fantastic production, smart delay on the vocals, effective guitar. But pardon me if I say there isn't enough bass. Maybe you could make another pass with some keyboard bottom? Still, there's a great uptown feel; undeniably cool. | |
| THEY JUST DON'T KNOW IT by Slappytwac | 6 years ago |
| Lots of talent and terrific ideas floating round in this hot soup. | |
| Harley Davidson Breakdown by AnangaRanga | 6 years ago |
 Your keyboard riffs seem to come from a naugahyde-upholstered, deep-carpetted neighborhood lounge from Carrolton St, uptown New Orleans. And your singing got more and more comfortable as the song rolled on and over the dancers. Good show, Nanga. There was some background noise, some wild ambience going on that was intriguing. And a wealth of guitar lines were tossed out, too. Harley Breakdown lacks a central motif, I suppose, but I enjoy a jamming jelly roll like this, regardless. |
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| Ojitos by XTN | 6 years ago |
Totch notch, x. That first guitar riff pineappled my rum. Superb guitar all over the carpet. |
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| The Stubborn Shibboleth (video) by ShowGram | 6 years ago |
darkly flashy, dramatic, great urban gritty textures; the falsetto is excellent - song structure existential - just enough climax and resolution to satisfy. somehow the journey seemed intriguing even if it didn't end with a girl or a murder. our peregrinations sometimes end with a dwarf on a curb, a fender bender, a drunk talking to himself. |
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| Walk A Mile In My Shoes by AnangaRanga | 6 years ago |
| the wah somehow reminds me of the work of Leo Nocentelli - in my salad days I worshipped at his altar, for sure - and that reminds me of the Crescent City in the 70's. Like your tune it was a gumbo pot of styles, some psychedelic, but most of it the roots sound over a straight and strong rhythmic pulse. | |
| ceyloon by triage | 6 years ago |
| these perceptive and really helpful remrks from ana and candor are why icomp is a golden place. Merci, musos! BTW, a subsequent version of this song has synth melody and I'll upload it when we get to IC3. | |
| Calacas by triage | 6 years ago |
| Oh2, wish I had. Drum riffs both courtesy of GB2. But it's nice when one of our loops almost sounds like home-made. I like the way you integrated the banjo and other non-predictable riffs with the business-as-usual in Wendalberry. |
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| Calacas by triage | 6 years ago |
| That's kind of you, artneuro. Lol: this reminds us of the hoary showbiz adage, "Leave em asking for more." Owing to your encouragement I plan to fill out the opus. And look up your songs, too. | |
| Waves video by easyesteemer | 6 years ago |
| quite nice. simplicity really is the most artful pathway. great color architecture . . . | |
| NOW HEAR THIS by Slappytwac | 7 years ago |
| the chacky-chacky-thaeng in the background is characterful ... | |
| cous cous by triage | 7 years ago |
| Your remarks, Johnathan, are constructively critical. Thanks for caring. I'm knocked out by your emotional and metaphysical analysis. Indeed, the symbolic content - the juxtaposition of cultures and textures - is intentional. One hopes a listener will consume what's between the lines. Merci! |
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| prepared tabletop/machanical effects by ochyming | 7 years ago |
| yet "poped" may be better because of a) the season b) the cake-like textures of the tune c) venusian caverns have colonies of popes. | |
| christmas for the children of mars by jblend | 7 years ago |
| You hit my note when your aural quotes dissolve into dreamland instead of staccato reps. Nice work, j. | |
| A Slow Grind (1.0) by deputydoofy | 7 years ago |
| ballulah, dep! you've iPetried another successful fungiform. | |
| Thoddi, Daddio and Romops Project by romopssinuca | 7 years ago |
| Simple and clean is good. Not, we must add, easy to pull off. Congrats on a successful performance.. | |
| AnimeDestiny (Revised) by Bazil | 7 years ago |
Lol, basil. Your Beatlish opening builds well. Imo it's hard to find solid string voices like yours. Maybe it's in the tweaking. Jeff Lynne and McCartney come to mind re your ability to use strings to rock us. It sounds real pro, I must say. How'd you make that lead synth trill like that, Mr. Fingers? Highly effective drums. I can see the bloke pumping away, head down, sweat beginning. |
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| tano, sita, saba by triage | 7 years ago |
| basil, lol: You're quite a wordsmith. You've offered me one of the most detailed critiques I've had here. And you've been critical but genial. Thanks, bro. May I do so well after listening to one of your tunes. | |
| Omicron Descent by andantino | 7 years ago |
Evocative of the journey. Effective subwoof and wah. Pig snort. Light quiffle. Something to revisit? Maybe the first guitar melody. It's not as odd and original as I'd like. Of course, I'm a longtime guitar picker and I hear guitar cliches maybe quicker than a general audience. What's the dustrider object in yr illustration? |
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| NewCastle by triage | 7 years ago |
| Composers with ambient sounds woven into their work, please post a link, please. | |
| Chinese_street_jazz_2 by triage | 7 years ago |
| Zorn: I have one of his early albums. Definitely an inspiration. Any other ravical redivisionists out there with a remark? | |
| molecular techno by Hunksten Proudfoot | 7 years ago |
| Hit, hit, hit. Made my subwoof moof all ova the floor, HP. Then I put the all my yoga moves on the room and in the privacy of my own 8' beveled glass mirror, I chongchangchonged 'em. Pardon me, but I cannot wait to show the moves to me lady. |
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| sneaky says it all..... by Slappytwac | 7 years ago |
| Lovely spiraling pattern of spatial beamings and small dissonances. It's jjazz, beatboy. Soulhappy bass break. Feeling of inexorable movement like a shark going out for supper, looking at all the choices in a hurry. The choices go on and on, as does his appetite and his sharkskin suit. |
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| Lange Nicht Geseh'n by Orpheus | 7 years ago |
| Updated ambient soul with an agreeable dose of amelodic sweetness. Solid work, Orph. Like it when the lope is interrupted by fuzz guitar. Then there's the relief that comes when the synth corkscrews return. |
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| Flying Mole vs. Flying Worm by bobboblobbo | 7 years ago |
| When the lights go up in a san Francisco brothel, end of the night, the professor has distilled all the stride of the evening into one succinct package. | |
| Okei (Spontaneous Zombie) by bobboblobbo | 7 years ago |
| Besotted samurai foolishly turn on the recorder as they try to get over a supper of spongy fugu. | |
| funky for me by ikamy wolf | 7 years ago |
| Sounds like you work in a commercial studio, maybe? If not, you certainly are There. | |
| Watching the Faraway Storm by Hunksten Proudfoot | 7 years ago |
fool on a hill atop a churning motif big whispery blow thru the grasses nice, hun |
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| Frootsutoo by davajonah | 7 years ago |
| jungle noises feed the famished on the long march | |
| Unfinished Business by Neumuzik | 7 years ago |
| Quite the bagpiper, aren't you? Tough, raw essay; something like a hike along across Big Bend. |
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| Chinese_street_jazz_2 by triage | 7 years ago |
| Thanks, Neu; and I agree. Dep, I've decided the vocals will grow on you if you listen several times; thanks. J: Lol. Also, I agree about the disconnection. |
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| Experimental (Discovery Mix) by gsr69 | 7 years ago |
 Effective use of stock loops making something slick out of what-we've-all-heard-before. Also, Junched: "Insect chatter in the luxurient undergrowth;" lovely writing, lad. Sorry bout the blunt ending, gsr. |
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| Maganosc by embers | 7 years ago |
| terrifically evocative piano and well played. yr bass leaps out upon the balcony like a lounge lizard of the larger sort. adept shift into what seemed the body of the tune. you quit early. more! |
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| cous cous by triage | 7 years ago |
| appreciate your remarks, embers. surely i will find yr music and try to offer likewise. |
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| disoriented by scabs | 7 years ago |
Jormy! |
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