of the infamous Peachtree City Tapes? Well, no matter. Whenever I see a
new posting by thetiler I know I'm in for a treat. I love the ambience of
this. It augments the mood of the virtuoso playing quite well. The brief
change in mood mid-way through really caught me off guard, but in a
good way.

So what you're trying to say is that your sweat flowed in peace? (Heh-
heh!)

Be well Bill!

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I think betsy' sound is noticable fuller on this recording than I 've heard before. Did you change recording location from the bathroom to a room with wooden floor?

I can imagine the river how it flows and how the repeating melody patterns appear as they would in a river stream. Also great how you move to more dramatic moments and let it flow out to the big sea at the end...

Very classic build up of this masterful piece.

Thank you Bill. I enjoyed this very much:)

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Interesting - i used to put on music not unlike this when I'd go for a
drive in the mountains of the Pacific NW - And I pull over every time I'd
see water... - This takes me back - I don't think that there's any
coincidence that you're playing is in the same vein as what I was
choosing for my weekend scenic drives - Nice work, Bill - Thanks -
Dion

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...through forests of reverberation....

This is a really big sound, ultra reverberant, and well suited to the tune.

Great graphic.

I'm running out of things t' tell ya, BIll. We have established that you are,
er, able to play...

Ed

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Another great track from you, beautiful playing, beautiful sound. I am
amazed at how prolific you are. Great stuff.

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...I've never really understood.
How can you upload so many tracks but still manage to have a unique
sound to every one of them? And how do you make them so pretty?
I guess that are two things I've never understood...

Beautiful work.

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The answere E is closer than you might think. When I hear your material I hear
the same type of incredible innovation and creativity. Your a joy to listen to.

Thanks for asking that question.

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has more bottom end than what I've heard from you....its a fuller
sound.....and great baroque type playing ....bravo !!!

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Hey, Bill.

Congrats on the UK Woven Wheat Whispers music link and review. The artist profile is well done. Their description of you is dead on.

Here's wishing even greater success.

The world is catching onto what we continue to witness with our ears and already feel in our hearts about you and your music, here at Macjams.

CHEERS!!!!

You'll be playing for Queen E before your know it.:)

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Thanks scorp, right now I have to be content to play for my dog. But I think he
likes dawg music :)

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Hi, Bill.
How about a new living?
As for this recording, reverberations are larger than usual.
Did you record in a different studio?
Beautiful guitar play.


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With tile install bus, all I had to do was make a few easy money contacts and
that helped quite a bit. With music being so electric and synth hard edged
now adays the damand is not like there is in tile. I mean most people have to
have a place to shower, take a bath, walk on a floor etc. Much of which is
practically a necessity. With music for most it is not an incredible need and if
there is an incredible need it seems like it is geard mostly to the younger
crowd.

Plus I don't want to play at weddings (I'd rather do tile installation), I don't
want to play in bars (don't drink and don't want to be in that inviorment), So
I am pretty much for tile installation cause it pays the bills. It surely doesn't
have the intrigue that music has cause it seems to lift my spirits much higher
and longer than tile installation could ever do. But what also lifts the spirits
is money, especially if you need it to live :)

Thanks Tad, incredibly great and outstanding question bar none.

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Like Mcboy said, this has a very full sound. This is great Bill, so full of beauty and drama, I loved listening to this.

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Thanks for stoppin by!

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Another amazing and buetifull track from one of the best guitaristas I
ever heard.

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once, while sitting in a small cafe on the coast of the Canary Islands, i
watched a native man dressed in the attire of the American cowboy. he
was playing a very old, nearly destroyed guitar and he was playing his
own native music. he had spurs.

that was perhaps the first time i ever thought, "i quit guitar."

Mr. Tiler - you often make me feel that way, too. i listen to the work
you present and i am not only astonished and flabergasted, i'm
entranced.

what's happened is that when i create a new piece on guitar, i tend to
measure it on a Tiler Scale. i kid you not. i hold your skill in very high
regard.

and this piece of fingerdancing is simply marvelous.

well done.

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BB

Thanks it is quotes like this that give something to hang on to. I really do
want to perform in concert settings for a living. I feel if Leo can do it, Hedges
can do it I can too. But I have to show talent it getting an agent and that is
something that makes me very sorrowful.

Thanks so much though, I really do appreciate the post. My wife read it as
well. I have to believe there is hope somewhere out there for perfoming for
sitdown type audiences. It means so much to me.

Thanks

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Booms right out of the gate, and keeps on booming. Beautifully played. My only confusion is in the title--i don't hear a river flowing in PEACE, but something more energetic, like river attacking bedrock! I suppose "peace" doesn't necessarily mean placid, but the title had me prepared for something much more serene. Loved the energy of this piece--reminds of the raw power that I love in Larry Coryell's acoustic playing from the late seventies and eighties....

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I think I was thinking more in lines of a flowing with no human casualties that
we have been reading in the paper.

Thanks much for your post!

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