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Uploaded: May 08, 2006 - 09:02:07 AM
Last Updated: May 08, 2006 - 07:46:16 AM
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Meaning of land dry in Arabia language "La Mancha".
Yeomanry Aronsokiharda of aged La Mancha.
Aronsokiharda who can't attach distinction between the world and reality of story.
Aronsokiharda became knight Don Quijoteh.
He puts on the rusted red armor.
And,he rides a horse to Roshinante of a thin horse.
And, he goes out to the travel of the adventure.
The attendant is a farmer Sanchopansa.

Windmill of Campo de Criptana.
Don Quijoteh saw the giant.
He bravely challenged the giant.
And, He splashed and was transferred to the Windmill.

After it grows old, he wanders about the dream and hope in the cause of justice.
"El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de La Mancha"
It aims at hope and the justice even if growing old.
The first modern novel in the world.
It is read a lot next to the Bible.

The dry earth in Spain.
In "Tablao" of the tavern, sings and danced flamenco every night.
It continues from midnight to the dawn.

Hardware:
guitar,
g4

Software:
gb2
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Very good &mdash 05/08/06 - 10:10:24 AM
This is a good mix, nice guitar also, quite a bit of complex playing,
sounds good. Sometimes the guitar is too loud compared to the mix but I
realize the guitar is supposed to stand out also. Keep on playing, you can
really rip it up! Have fun and God Bless.

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Very good &mdash 05/08/06 - 06:19:56 PM
Thank you from Moore,OK for the comment.
The volume of the guitar was a little large as you said.
I wish to express my gratitude for your comment.


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Tadashi's adventures in Spain &mdash 05/08/06 - 01:43:04 PM
To dream the impossible dream.

This is groundbreaking work Tada, mixing spanish guitar and poly
rythyms into your compositions. The spirit of Don Quijote lives!

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Tadashi's adventures in Spain &mdash 05/08/06 - 06:24:24 PM
Joel,
I am glad to go with my Spain travel for you.
Your comment overflows in wit.
Thank you very much.

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Thank you Tadashi-san! &mdash 05/08/06 - 03:51:12 PM
I tried to listen to this with a critical ear rather than my normal awe and
admiration Tadashi, and I came up with the usual - this is another tour
de force. Your guitar playing sounds as good as you've done - shades
of Santana meets Weather Report and Gentle Giant! This tune is
probably more widely accessible than some of your others on MJ.
Thank you Tadashi-san! Excellent post as always.
Neil

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Thank you Tadashi-san! &mdash 05/08/06 - 06:30:08 PM
Mr.Neil,
Thank you from the paradise in the southern hemisphere for the
comment.
I wish to express my gratitude for always listening to my song.
Your word gives me courage.
Thank you very much.


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Sprightly Latin Jazz Fusion &mdash 05/08/06 - 03:54:44 PM
with heavy guitar tone. Very well done.

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Sprightly Latin Jazz Fusion &mdash 05/08/06 - 06:32:40 PM
Bill,
Thank you from Mungoville,New Mungo for the comment.
I wish to express my gratitude for your word.


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Busy &mdash 05/08/06 - 11:15:56 PM
It's an adventure of great percussion and guitar. It tastes like candy for the ears.

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Busy &mdash 05/09/06 - 05:50:32 PM
David,
I am glad to travel adventure with you.
Thank you for eating a sweet candy by the ear.
This time, please eat a sweet pretzel.


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Wow &mdash 05/09/06 - 05:31:29 AM
Your playing in this, both synth-wise and guitar, is just awesome.
And when they join up and play the same line: Brilliant.
It's also kinda funny (and of course inspiring) how you can have such
chaotic and fast drum programming without them stealing the thunder
from the rest of the ensemble.
Excellent balance is what it is!
Great work!

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Wow &mdash 05/09/06 - 05:55:07 PM
Young nobleman of Iceland!
Mr.Einar Sverrir Tryggvason earl!
Thank you for going with the travel of La Mancha.
I wish to express my gratitude from the other side of the planet.


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Wow! &mdash 05/10/06 - 01:48:21 AM
You surpass yourself friend! This is excellent. I love the fiery guitar licks
throughout. In some places you sound like Jethro Tull's Martin Barre! This
is the most mind-blowing piece I've heard on MJ for quite awhile. An
astounding piece of prog rock!

Rock on TT!

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brilliant &mdash 05/15/06 - 08:14:38 AM
this is pure brilliance. the mix of instrumentation and the execution is
flawless. i love the guitar solo's. always a fan of something a little on
the outside. again as in past compostions, your drums and bass are SO
LIFELIKE. i am also very partial to that bass sound. very choice.

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Havn't been round here in a while... &mdash 05/22/06 - 08:07:17 PM
Its been soo long in fact, that I didn't know you actually knew how to
play guitar.... but wow... I love that main hook! Its particularly great
because its a relaxed and lyrical guitar line over a very fast and frenetic
bass and drums... it just makes it stand out all the more! Love it!

With a critical ear... some of the previous comments about the guitar
being too loud at times I'd aggree with... and also, by the time the
electric guitar enters, theres a bit too much in the way of reverb.

The drums, although garageband, are super crazy! My knees hurt
again. Would love to hear this with real bass and drums one day...
provided they can hack it.

Nice to be back in your page, great stuff Tadashi!

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