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| Tom Atwood said 1781 days ago (January 5th, 2005) | |
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I remember... Thanks. I have thought about renaming it, but for me, once a song is titled, changing it would be almost like changing the name of one of my children. Kind of strange. Thanks again for commenting. Check out my latest song called Keep Looking for Jesus (MJRF)
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| thetiler said 1780 days ago (January 6th, 2005) | |
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Nice guitar stuff Like your guitar work! I like that galloping motion. Nice ideas. I liked how you doubled up in the some of the parts. Nice recording work. Then speeding up, nice. thanks Bill thetiler Check out my latest song called The Bluebird Cafe (with two other guest)
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| TobinMueller said 1775 days ago (January 11th, 2005) | |
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Fluid Excellent. Great key changes. Artistic fluidity, movement, motion, momentum and changes. You use a rhythmic structure as a wonderful theme and variation, moving thru subtle style changes. Interesting use of stereo. The ending fizzles. Perhaps it is a metaphor, but fails to frame the very cool body of the piece. Check out my latest song called Forge A New Life (MJRF)
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| bronco said 1700 days ago (March 27th, 2005) | |
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So Clean it is like a mountain stream cascading down with crystal clear water. I do so admire your technique. The first part of this song is some of the best stuff you have done for my personal taste. I just love the sound of steel strings going off in so many directions but all blending in the end. Acoustic guitar forever!! 1977 was the year I left Louisiana and moved to Austin and have never looked back. Check out my latest song called Strange Feeling
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so well that night. I was driving through the night from Pennsylvania to Florida. The only thing on the radio seemed to be about Diana's car accident and death. Your tune (wonderful guitar) transported me back to that long drive, the endless dark roads, and the sadness of the news. Though, as you stated, this is not a tribute, it seems an apt tune full of acoustical induced reflection.
Jack