OK, here's what I think - why aren't you world famous?? For what it's worth, THAT'S what I think! This is wonderful - great musical environs in which to feel all the feelings it's taking to and then pulling us away from. You're work is so impressive - I didn't hear any "artifacts", but even if I did, I'm sure they would've added, not detracted! Thanks

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You are so very kind. I really appreciate your words and they do encourage me, good or bad, to continue with this type of soundscape, albeit with small changes along the way. I have to move where the mood and music take me.

Once again thanks for your words of encouragement.

Take care.

Paul



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Paul,
What she said!
There is a story here...waiting to be told.
Peace.
Paul

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This, and others of my pieces, will indeed be 'telling a story' as they may become a part of Doug Summer's Heroes Journey Project.

I prefer doing this type of piece to using loops although loop-made music excites me still, so these type of pieces will crop up from time to time. (Maybe a Polynesian tune in a couple of days).

Once again thanks for listening and leaving your kind comments.

Take care.

Paul

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Wow!! This is really incredible. Brilliant what a soudscape of beauty
awe and wonder.Thanks for sharing.
Peace Dee.

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I'm glad that you have enjoyed something from another of my mixes. They are being produced (hopefully) to be used as part of the Heroes Journey Project and so have a somewhat more cinematic-/epic-type slant, so maybe making them sound a little bit bigger than normal.

Thanks for listening and leaving your comments.

Take care.

Paul

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work Paul. really great, good sounds and a nice creeping build with elements coming in as the piece progresses. excellent for THJ project. it was interesting to hear a guitar in your work too; was that a first? really enjoyed this very much.

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i was listening to Tangerine Dream while i did some work online, turned it down really low for a minute and forgot that itunes was still on. so that guitar I heard was actually coming from the TD recording. i have since gone back and re-listened to your piece without them in the background, and i still find it excellent. pretty amazing though how the 2 pieces worked so well together (it was something on Miracle Mile), they were both very similar actually.

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I'm glad that you found where the mystery guitar came from. Especially, as you found, that it was coming from a TD song. That and the fact that I am often told that my music sounds something akin to TD fit together very well.

I'll have to dig out my CD's and see if I have Miracle Mile. I can't say that I have heard this album but I will make an effort to do so, as I enjoy some of their music.

Thanks for your comments. I appreciate you taking time out whilst you heal, to listen and leave your words.

Take care and all the best.

Paul

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I do have this album in amongst my CD's so I'll be giving it the once-over this weekend and then re-reading your comments.

Take care.

Paul

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at this very moment, we have a cold blooded murderer hiding in our little town, and there are now more law officers and their vehicles than residents as the manhunt revs up. this sounds like a perfect backing!
i like dark, edgy stuff - this was certainly that!
i enjoyed your creation, paul
sis



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Thanks for your encouraging words. I see where you're coming from with the killer on the loose and my evocative track.

I hope that they catch the perp. pretty soon, for yours and every other decent person in town.

Take care.

Paul

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