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| _nderscore said 1780 days ago (January 10th, 2005) | |
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lots of content a very rewarding listen. the slow intro seemed to drag a bit, but everything kicked in very nicely & there was no lookin back from there. really excellent work on the percussion-light, complex & inventive. i agree with chiko that the piano could return earlier in the song. great tune Check out my latest song called glyd
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| moorlandt said 1763 days ago (January 26th, 2005) | |
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so well balanced This is not the kind of music genre I'd normally listen to, but this composition is so well done that it kept my attention from a to z. Very balanced and tasteful. Imagine taht I even downloaded it. Aha, 'not my genre' ;-) Great work, and that's a general comment for all of your stuff here. Check out my latest song called boundaries
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Check out some of my other songs:
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chikoppi
In the intro, I didn't expect the piano (the volume caught me a biit off guard). Its a nice theme that is introduced at this point.
The central "movement" was creative. You managed to make it feel very musical... I could easily imagine a group of purcussionists playing it by hand. There is a melodic tone hidden in there which works in a very subtle way.
It was nice to see the piano return at the end. You integrated it quite well with the percussive rhythm. Why just the bookends? I think a liittle hint of the piano theme somewhere in the middle would make a strong statement.
As usual, you bring a cool track that merits close scrutiny in order to find all the choice little details!