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Keywords:
bizarre (4), unique (3), disturbed (6)
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Description:
SONG TITLE: Family Dynamics
TRACK LENGTH: [5:43]
GENRE: Mixed
SONG DESCRIPTION: A young man, behind the times in wardrobe, goes through life with a complexity issue that stems from his childhood. He has a low self-esteem and is unaware of his own reality when it comes to social events. In addition, trouble seems to follow him no matter where he goes....
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What a Ride &mdash 02/18/08 - 01:26:45 PM
Your song is over long periods like a radio-drama. Thrilling stuff, excellent use of sounds and loops. Enjoyed the colorful trip :-) Bravo!! [ Reply to This ]
Loop Heaven &mdash 02/18/08 - 01:48:44 PM
great stuff! &mdash 02/18/08 - 05:26:35 PM
Very cinematic, Doc!
Really love the swinging smoods
Young man down the drain, but a smile on his face when he dies.. ;-)
Dig this one!
KC [ Reply to This ]
SO Creative &mdash 02/18/08 - 07:36:15 PM
really, this is one of the most creative things I've heard yet. It is one wild ride, and worth every moment. I was kinda sad for it to end. Thanks! [ Reply to This ]
coooool doc! &mdash 02/19/08 - 11:01:42 AM
this song is toooo close to home for me.....ie your song description...eeerie almost! i can relate!....i like your use of sounds to create some cool mooood swings here!....damn, if there was only a video to go with this....or do we need one?....i can picture it all in my mind!! [ Reply to This ]
Great &mdash 02/19/08 - 11:42:39 AM
I can imagine the story, while listening... It only needs pictures, then it's a short movie... Good sound effects....
I get good inspiration by hearing this.... That music not always have to follow traditional rules...
Great work....
Jakob [ Reply to This ]
Hapless Harry &mdash 02/20/08 - 09:30:38 AM
trying to understand why everyone else can do this life... Excellent portrayal of what can happen when a clueless guy mouths off at the nightclub, then thinks he can saunter out without trouble following. I think he gets back up and whistles his way home; at least I hope so. There has to be hope for all us misfits. :-) [ Reply to This ]
three genres in the first minute &mdash 02/20/08 - 09:39:11 AM
Genre: mixed
Description: A rough review from one listen. Listening to this, a seemingly, random assortment of genre's come together in first quick, then slow succession. It was hard to understand what the various sections had to do with% [ Reply to This ]
woooweeee &mdash 02/20/08 - 07:49:05 PM
super groovy. excellent blend of experimental fx with the straight up jazz.
The jazz parts sound real time playin? with the song description I could use this as my anthem. I guess my fav part is the dramatic stuff at around the 4 minute mark. zindeed unique.
Long live MST 2000 :-) [ Reply to This ]
Frigging Brilliant!!! &mdash 02/20/08 - 08:13:45 PM
Thank you all &mdash 02/21/08 - 02:40:16 PM
...for taking the time to listen, absorb and comment on my piece.
~Doc :)
PS - Roxy, great imagination/interpretation! :) [ Reply to This ]
This is very cool &mdash 02/23/08 - 02:16:52 PM
You absolutely paint a sonic picture here. I was pulled in and enthralled, lost in the imagery and associations this soundscape brought up in my mind. In fact, it kind of reminded of this one night...Cinematic, evocative, dark and intriguing, this is a great example of a creative at work. What else is in there? Can't wait!
Nicely done. Peace. [ Reply to This ]
Haha what a dreadful life &mdash 02/25/08 - 05:44:01 AM
the poor guy must live!
This one shows the richness and quality of your creative mind, my friend. Such an entertaining voyage :) [ Reply to This ]
The parts better than the whole? &mdash 03/04/08 - 08:24:22 AM
I really enjoyed the sax playing and the orchestral sections. Personally, I found the non-jazz interruptions to detract, regardless of the storyline. Altho some of the interludes were interesting, especially the cinematic orchestral nightmare part, which was very well written and arranged (and, boy, it sounded like a real orchestra - was it?). As a piece of music, consider developing the jazz section and film score/classical sections more fully and within their separate genres. They are both nicely done. [ Reply to This ]
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