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Hits: 2772
Comments: 30
Votes: 31
Plays: 363
Last Played: Nov 20, 2008 - 01:14:20 AM
Downloads: 108
Fans: 11
Uploaded: Mar 04, 2005 - 02:43:21 PM
Last Updated: Mar 04, 2005 - 01:16:13 PM
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Description:
Some funky hot jazz, for your enjoyment.
Conga loop, Ricky Johnson on trapkat driving Battery 2.0 plugin, "El Nino" on Electric bass, Hornyhorns on horn section, Clown on electric piano plugin.

Lyrics:
None

Hardware:
Mac , digital mixer, mikes, trapkat, Horns, midi keyboard

Software:
Protools
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funkytown &mdash 03/04/05 - 02:55:27 PM
No clowning around here. I'm respecting this. Soulful mix.
Nice, real nice.

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great &mdash 03/04/05 - 03:04:41 PM
latin jazz tune. love those latin rythyms. who's playin
guitar? or is that midi? nice melodies. obviously you
guys are professional musicians.

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great &mdash 03/05/05 - 06:55:13 AM
Thank you my silver tongued ones! The guitar sound is actually my pitch
wheel modulating the electric piano sound. Yes we are pros, studio cats and
whatnot. Thanks for commenting!

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Wher's my dirt devil?

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Excellent stuff, CB! &mdash 03/04/05 - 04:14:50 PM
I was intrigued as to what this would sound like and
was more than pleasantly surprised. Very interesting
composition with particularly excellent production.
Perhaps a little bit aimless just occasionally. This
doesn't spoil the overall track but it led me to drop
my marks on Song Writing/Content and Originality/
Creativity from 9s to 8s. But still, I like this a whole
lot. I was pleased to see that my vote took it onto the
Weekly Picks, where it clearly belongs. Sorted!

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Excellent stuff, CB! &mdash 03/05/05 - 06:57:29 AM
Why thank you my monkey man, aimlessness is my goal, but I often miss the
mark! Thanks for the comment!

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Wher's my dirt devil?

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The big top is up!! &mdash 03/04/05 - 04:20:50 PM
Good overall and it certainly is an attention grabber. I
think that is important and you do it will with this piece.

The latin horn stabs get annoying though, so maybe you
could lessen the frequency of their placement or vary the
effects and dynamics that you use on them.

This piece is really abstract. Abstract like good art. I like
it a lot Clownbuster.

You weren't clowning around!

MMM

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The big top is up!! &mdash 03/05/05 - 07:01:18 AM
I've been composing some very mellow and soft pieces lately, so I wanted to
shout and scream and let out some steam, hence the horn charts were
written to shout with the horns, forcefully, a primal scream if you will! Thanks
for commenting!

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Wher's my dirt devil?

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Nice. &mdash 03/04/05 - 04:26:54 PM
Sweet ride. Glad you posted up. I was starting to
wonder about you.....

You're smokin'

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Impressive &mdash 03/04/05 - 04:35:52 PM
A little improvised jazz never goes amiss in my book....
It does for some reason, sound a tad forced, esp the
drums, almost as though the tempo on the perc has been
slowed down on purpose..., I adore the keyboards in
this... and the horns add to the almost Metheny like feel
on this...

anyhow, pretty darn cool track here... even if rather short.
SlimGirlFat


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Impressive &mdash 03/05/05 - 07:05:09 AM
Me lady, I have often called the drummer a stiff, I believe the tenseness you
percieve is the combination of playing to a loop that is perfectly in sync(the
conga's) and being human and trying to play as tight as a loop.

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Wher's my dirt devil?

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So clever... &mdash 03/04/05 - 04:38:43 PM
... my mind is boggled. Beautifully put together.

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Nice job &mdash 03/04/05 - 05:25:35 PM
Jazz isn't my favorite thing but I liked this one. I'm
surprised at the rating on production as it sounded very
professional to me.

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Nice job &mdash 03/05/05 - 07:08:54 AM
Now this is a complement, jazz is not everyone's cup of tea, not even very
popular in mainstream musicdom, yet If one can like a piece for the way it
hits them irregardless of genre, then that is the highest complement!, Thank
you Alan!

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Wher's my dirt devil?

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clownbuster &mdash 03/04/05 - 05:41:45 PM
is MidiMacMan/RIAA/mmmmgood/mimi he is playing
everybody on this site he is good. There will be lots if
people with egg on their faces when the truth comes out.

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clownbuster &mdash 03/04/05 - 05:45:20 PM
Doesn't sound like MMM's style to me (musically or otherwise)? What
makes you think they're one and the same?

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clownbuster &mdash 03/05/05 - 07:10:16 AM
Anybody seen Crusty?

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Wher's my dirt devil?

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clownbuster &mdash 03/05/05 - 07:44:27 AM
I'm more inclined to think mimi=clownbuster and neither mim nor
clownbuster are Johnathon.

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Mungo

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Excellent Latin Jazz Fusion &mdash 03/04/05 - 10:25:23 PM
This one is Concord Picante-ready music, as far as I'm concerned. Now you got me in the mood for our 15th annual jazz fest. Checkout: www.berksjazzfest.com. All the heavyweights will be coming to town in about a week from this post. Over 100 shows which runs 10 days . I will warm up for it by listening to your most excellent tune. Thanks for sharing your talent. 10's from me. Awesome, awesome tune! You touched my latin heartstrings. :)

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Excellent Latin Jazz Fusion &mdash 03/05/05 - 07:12:39 AM
Those concord peepless are killer awesome! Thanks for mentioning me in
their company! Thanks for commenting and most importantly ,enjoying the
music!

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Wher's my dirt devil?

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I enjoyed this very much &mdash 03/05/05 - 07:46:43 AM
Cool rhythm track with bursts of hot horns. Nice.

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Mighty Good &mdash 03/05/05 - 07:47:03 AM
Keep it up :)

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Great! &mdash 03/05/05 - 10:11:59 AM
That is some smooth, hot jazz, Clowny! Great stuff.

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Damn &mdash 03/05/05 - 12:22:00 PM
your one cool clown, did you guys record this one track at
a time ? Sounds great especially like the drumming I very
tight .

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Very good &mdash 04/11/05 - 06:48:08 AM
A good sound, a good groove...

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Great fugal horns, jazz arrangement &mdash 07/18/05 - 01:43:42 PM
Very nice. Love the Spirogyra/Oregon feel, the meter shifts,
the horn stabs, the fine delicate yet driving percussion. man,
I'm sorry I missed this when it first came out. Really nice
arrangement. Those horns sound very real, in a studio way.
The clav/synth keyboard solo was a bit square. Man those
Fugal horns really rock.

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Great fugal horns, jazz arrangement &mdash 07/18/05 - 01:49:10 PM
Very nice. Love the Spirogyra/Oregon feel, the meter shifts,
the horn stabs, the fine delicate yet driving percussion. man,
I'm sorry I missed this when it first came out. Really nice
arrangement. Those horns sound very real, in a studio way.
The clav/synth keyboard solo was a bit square. Man those
Fugal horns really rock.

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Better than fine &mdash 07/22/05 - 07:34:42 PM
I found this tune on Tobin's advice and it was well worth the
spin. Fine, fine, fine.

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Better than fine &mdash 07/22/05 - 07:37:50 PM
I found this tune on Tobin's advice and it was well worth the
spin. Fine, fine, fine.

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sweey &mdash 10/28/05 - 11:01:59 AM
Great sound. the mix is perfect. Love the choice of keyboard textures. The arrangement is nice and airy with room for all the parts to really breathe. The tight horn arrangments are sweet. Rhodes sound is absolutely stunning as well as the playing.

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Wonderful &mdash 01/26/07 - 07:03:59 PM
hmm... no comments in about 15 months! That ain't right! This is awsome stuff--Well composed, amazing performance, and a blast to listen to, so 10-10-10-10.

I came for a listen after seeing your post in the Inspiring Books thread, because it's pretty unusual to find someone who's heard of Schoenberg's "Fundamentals of Musical Composition," let alone been inspired by it, so I was curious to know what your music sounds like. Great stuff; it would be nice to hear more.

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