Man, you have a unique profile of sound. Crazy fun. Lift my soles!
Whoopee whistles, squeaky ducks, kazoos, tinkling tinklers, and my
grandmother-in-law's treadle organ retrofiitted with an AU plug-in.
What more could I want from life in the big city? Nice. Real nice.

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Now your taking me back in time - my grandmother's house had one of those
treadle organs you had to pump with your feet to produce a bellowing sound.
You really had to work hard to make music back then! Thanks for leaving such a
positive comment.

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Sounds like a rather fast walk to me! Fun and bouncy, although the
instrument choices made me feel like I was trodding on piano keys and
bubble gum. Very silly and upbeat. Definitely would be walking with a
smile on my face to this one.
ttfn,
Drakonis

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I think this melody came to me right after i exited a coffeehouse, so I was
probably juiced up on caffeine, which probably accounts for the hyper pace. As
for the bubble gum, well, here in Brooklyn we have spotted sidewalks. People
just spit out their chew and it gets ground into the concrete, leaving a dark spot
on the pavement. I have read where some people have actually studied these
gum displacement patterns for some kind of social meaning. Thanks for joining
me on a walk - your comments are appreciated.

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cool


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cool


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Makes me do the bouncy wavy dance. Fun tune and even more fun
arrangement and production.

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Seems like you've got a good Jump on them, however.

It's so Positive. I lived on the other side of the River many years, and I
Just Never would have come out with a Statement like This.

Yes, the energy is thick and tangible, but this is Strength being derived
from it. A Poet.

Bravo.

Best regards,
Cooper

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