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sci-fi hayride
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| _nderscore said 1724 days ago (February 19th, 2005) | |
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great song. the confidence in your keyboard playing gives this a very intentional, professional feel. great melodies, production & overall sound-this is really great! the song stands on its own without lyrics, but i agree w/pgreens' comment. pairing the right words to this could take it to marketable airplay IMHO.. ya got any more? Check out my latest song called glyd
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| Warren Smith said 1722 days ago (February 21st, 2005) | |
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Saturnalia I like the way you take the melody and play around with it, develop variations, add sonic texture, to create a layered piece. A couple of thoughts - all minor. I'd eliminate the eight-beat drum intro and start the piece where the piano enters (because that's where the mood of this piece begins, so while wait eight beats for it to start?) The second theme could be developed a little more as a break from the original, but it does serve as an interlude that lets the original theme come back in and feel warm and wonderful when it arrives. I think it ends a little too soon - that you didn't give the ending as much attention as the beginning of this fun piece. Maybe just one more two-line repetition would make it seem less abrupt? Anyway, thanks for posting - I enjoyed the ride. Check out my latest song called Bells of St Augustine
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| TennesseeVic said 1692 days ago (March 23rd, 2005) | |
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Love the theremin but I'm not so sure about the accordion (?) that's over it part of the time. But on the whole this is a very fun piece, and well played, well arranged. Check out my latest song called Tecmo Superbowl 2009 w/ Dead End (MJRF 2004)
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Peter Greenstone
This is pretty cool. I like the mix of eerie sci-fi sounds and the bittersweet melody. This seems like it's just begging for lyrics and vocals.