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| Noel Project said 1460 days ago (November 25th, 2005) | |
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Behind the satire... ...is once again the distinctive, understated kcsaito piano. This time it does compete with some powerful Vaudeville. I especially like the whistling and the ragtime band at the end. Check out my latest song called Finale (Silent Night)
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| Cantor said 1450 days ago (December 5th, 2005) | |
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very creative! there should be an intro video to this piece, or perhaps an animation (i totally agree with tobin on this point). two minor criticisms: the piano part pretty much stays constant--that is, until the end! there is also an annoying ground buzz on the entire track. dunno whassup with that. good job in any case! Check out my latest song called You Shall Love the Eternal God
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TobinMueller
Full of whimsy, what a fun idea. How many times are you sitting at a desk
and start to click a pen and think of musical ideas. If only stuff on your
desk could tap dance, life in the office would be so much more
entertaining. I imagine some guy completely loosing himself in this
daydream, bopping around in his desk to the Vaudeville going on in is
head, and suddenly his boss walks by and, slam, the entire wonderful
dream snaps back to reality. Very fun journey. Would make a great short
video.