yo that sh..is hot!

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I like it. I was looking forward to some grand ending that never happened,
but other than that, it was cool, especially the quotes from "Inca Roads"
and from "Harry You're a Beast" . It is reminiscent of some of Zappa's early
sequencer stuff (cf. "Revenge of the Knick-Knack People" or "Little Beige
Sambo").

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Yeah - I'm never any good at endings - I never know when to stop -
sometimes there seems to be no natural conclusion! I hope the day never
comes when I can say - I've heard every track ever recorded by Frank
Zappa - because so far it seems to be a never ending galaxy of
invention..!

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I don't care what you say, I'm not eating any yellow snow!

You're probably wondering why I'm here. Well, so am I.

Let's make the water turn black!

Besides, what's new in Baltimore?

Endings are so important… and although there's no such thing as
endings, only discoveries, about 95% of tracks on MacJams could
do with better endings. You're by no means alone. But yeah, you
know what you need to do. Nice track though.

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a real blast from the past and hugely enjoyable. Very accomplished playing and production values too. This will be a perfect addition to my ipod playlist for the road. keep it up!

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It very much reminds me of Steve Reich's "Music for Mallet,
Percussion and Organ" in the beginning. I like the fact that it goes
somewhere else.

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You're do'n it!

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Very seldom I have enjoyed a loop-compostion as much as this (usually
don't, but this one has interesting action)!

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Don't think this was done with loops.

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wrong with that ending....
you should get carried away more often...

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You carried this off very well. Never a dull moment and more than a couple interesting twists.

Thanks
Bill

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