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| _nderscore said 1724 days ago (March 9th, 2005) | |
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an elevator ride thru the tower of chaos pretty neat mix of stuff. i like how it all broke down in the middle there, & then the doors opened again to reveal another level of insanity. there were plenty of parts that could have taken off on their own as a song.. abstract like it ought to be Check out my latest song called glyd
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| Kevensor said 1724 days ago (March 9th, 2005) | |
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Thanks guys! I appreciate the feedback. My wife was a little scared of this when she heard it. So I was interested in the reaction I would get. Check out my latest song called Smoove
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| Kevensor said 1724 days ago (March 9th, 2005) | |
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Wrecked LOL, Thanks RS! Check out my latest song called Smoove
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| chikoppi said 1724 days ago (March 9th, 2005) | |
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Bipolar disorder! Nice textures, very gutteral! I wonder if there might be some way to weave the piano throughout the whole. Maybe the melody could break down to just one repetitious note that then begins to falter in rhythm, with the inverse leading back to the melody. This really does seem to convey the sense of depression followed by "oh god, what's wrong with me!" The kalimba reminds me of the sound effect used in old horor movies to evoke the idea of "creepy crawlies." Check out my latest song called Loop It or Lose It 9
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| Kevensor said 1724 days ago (March 9th, 2005) | |
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Bipolar disorder! Thanks! I like the idea of the single piano note. I think it would give it continuity throughout. I agree with the "creepy crawlies" comment. HA! :) Check out my latest song called Smoove
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| Adisson10 said 1722 days ago (March 11th, 2005) | |
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Bipolar disorder! Awsome! --- Focus Me Inside My Head Check out my latest song called Lost
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| cjorgensen said 1696 days ago (April 6th, 2005) | |
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cacophony wins The noise seems just a tad too noisy. The track builds a sense of anxiety in me (which is fine if that's what you want). I think the sections where you drop into relax mode should be a little bit longer. Give me a chance to recover from the teeth drilling. This is almost what I wanted as a backdrop for my Self- Medication poem, but am looking for more calliope and less cacophony. This track captures the play between the two rather well, but you don't take either anyplace. It's nicely balanced, but I'd like to see it longer, and maybe have each "noise" section get more intense, interspersed with enough silence to recover, building until it all comes crashing down. Good stuff though. Check out my latest song called Gardens
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DeputyDoofy
I really like this. It's crazy as all hell, yet I seem to be drawn to this. This song reminds me of something SlappyTwac would put together. 2 thumbs up from me.