I like it. It kind of reminds me of Susumu Yokota, who I'm a big fan of (although I know comparisons are hard). It caught my attention and held it. Adding a vocal could be cool, but I don't know that it needs it. Nice work.

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i love susumo yokota, that is really high praise indeed. thank so much. i'm still learning so thanks.

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So, you are obsessed with long droning washes... hmm, we'll have to talk later (rubs his hands together.) This is nice, has almost enough variation to keep the interest (I was waiting for some kind of lead, not necessarily vox, but something fresh and melodic to pop in from time to time). For some reason, the satisfying bassline kept making me want to start singing the ending of a very famous Beatles tune, it is very simple and catchy. Nice home-made loop work. Interesting photo, those aren't scopes or synths, so it looks like a HAM radio operator fixing his SSB descrambler :-)
ttfn,
Drakonis

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besides the beatles, you can also sing another classic rock hit: when I put down the piano I had to simplify the piano part as it was sounding like "sympathy for the devil."

and yes, i love the drones (can, neu, all kinds of psych, krautrock, and japanese electronic soundscape artists), but you can't deny a good pop hook. i actually had more of a melody in there, but dumped it in favor of repitition.

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hear a little Atlantis in this piece. This is really good - seems like you're taking off fast with GB. Give a listen to SmokeyVW's - My Song - if you like washy evolution. Oh - and thanks for checking out Drift. BTW - I was listening to My Bloody Valentine this morning. Wait a second - is that what you meant by MBV loopfest? Far out - too weird if it's true.

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I like the synths and concept. Exploring is all a part of the process. Glad I took a listen.

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thanks for istening. experimentation is probably the most fun for me. since I'm not playing in a band any more, GB is almost like jamming (only with a computer). sometimes something cool happens, and other times it's awful. i know i've been in bands that needed an "undo" button (and some that needed a "delete" button).

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i like this!

it's dreamlike, spacey, flowing, slo-mo, spacey, reminiscent, color-filled, spacey, moody, deja-vu-like, all the things i admire in a good psycho..., er, psychedelic tune.

very good. very, very good!

thanks

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Unbelievable! Loved it from the first note to the last!!! Should repost it at the top.

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Another great job. Nice loopy adventure you take us through. Cool vibe.
Dave

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This is very good. I enjoyed listening. Well produced.

Peace Dee.

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