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| mizieya said 1058 days ago (December 30th, 2006) | |
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Hey Bing: Namaste Many thanks - I'm a fan of El Bowie, I used to have the Diamond Dogs album and the last track always used to speak to me- timeless song and album. I'm getting into this loop malarky - but I can see it as a crutch not so much as an enabler- but in saying that - fun to use especially the strings. The African Chanting partly insired the lyrics. I'm really, really pleased you listened to this particular track- let me know which song you used the same loops in- i'd like to hear it. --- Suffering does not necessarily suggest its own relief: because things start does not mean they must end: oppression does not necessitate the rise of the hero, nor sin its saviour. Check out my latest song called Ephemeral Dream
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This track reminded me a little of David Bowie, both in some of your vocal inflections and melody directions. A few of the loops were quite familiar to me (as I've used them in some compositions, especially the chunky string loops) and it was interesting to hear them in a different context - the arrangement and orchestration of all the elements is very appealing. You also build up quite a nice hook in the chant towards the end. I like the repetition of the words - it's very much a mantra of peace, bliss and love!