2010
Depeche Mode lite
I was going to hire Meatloaf for the ending but it turns out he will NOT work for pancakes... which is what I had heard.
This is one of the prime examples of (early on) being WAY more ambitious than what my ability…
Written and Recorded April 18, 2010
Some people accidentally delete tracks...I accidentally kept this one :)
Details: Epiphone Les Paul (DADGAD, Capo III), Seymour Duncan Pickups, POD XT, Boss RC-20 Looper, Audacity.
Written and Recorded April 10/11, 2010
Inspired a bit by a painting I saw today: http://gowalla.com/checkins/6575047
Details: Epiphone Les Paul (EBEGAD/BBEGAD, Capo II), Seymour Duncan Pickups, POD XT, Boss RC-20 Looper, Audacity.
Sometimes I know the music is going to be good based on just the album title/art combo... I was right. Wonderful soundscape and beautiful melody on this one.
"Move your body to the drumbeat of war..."
I will update with lyrics later, this song is a work in progress but I wanted to get it online before I start hating it. Did you really think I would end the year without a political song? Jingo Bells…
A new piece created using Digital Machine and Sine Waves Orchestra - two apps by Robert Attanasio http://www.robertoattanasio.com/ -
I didn't do very much at all, apart from one or two key changes - looking forward to doing more.
These are cool…
Excelllent as always. You're getting good at using the little micro-textures to give the songs depth. And here they don't sound superfluous or anything... works perfectly as a whole.
Well my friends life has been busy. Needed a break tonight and jumped in the car for a drive. One of those, don't know where your going just want to listen to music and relax kind of rides. Headed out and found myself on an old county road through…
Sometimes I like stuff better when I come back and listen later... this would be one. I enjoy the nonchalance of this (for lack of a better word), it does the trick, but feels like effortless.
Comments on Brett Warren's stuff
nice vibe....enjoyed it.
Such a carefree, airy genius you have, Mr W.
Thanks, Gary.
Cool track, Brett...very cool
thanks sir.
Really like this
thank you wrinkled shirt!
Very nice man!
thanks, jip, glad you like it.
Wow! This one's for downloading - excellent.
thanks, James!
Fresh and unique. Always a great listen:)
thanks, Haltia
Wonderful, trippy feel on this. A nice breath from the 70's, imo... I like your music, really!
Thanks for the comments Gene, Nightmoth, Andrew and Merry Bear.
You call it crap, but I like it.
Keep generating it!! Like it.
I really dig this one. Groovy to the max. Rock on!
Great job, Brett. You stitched together some colorful sounds. Delicious!
Thanks odh, gary, RSS, willis and nightmoth, I appreciate the comments
Comments made by Brett Warren
awesome
thanks, Gene!
Nice one, henwrench. Delicate... pleasant melody.
thanks, jip. yeah, it's all just mellotron.
Hey, Thanks, Nick... Bill Dan Courtney or whomever
Great track, sir. I hear some Blue Nile and Peter Gabriel influence in this; the quiet, distant introspection. Well done.
Yeah... damn, dude, you're good.
Sometimes I know the music is going to be good based on just the album title/art combo... I was right. Wonderful soundscape and beautiful melody on this one.
Great song, I've been on a kick recently where I enjoy tight, immediate, sparse grooves in pop/rock songs.
Great sounds. It's like the heavy pulse in the middle is setting off the cavernous waves and vibrations in the outer soundsphere.
Thanks, Richard, Tangled, Andrew.
freaky, sparkly, lots of odd shapes, good work, sir.
Excelllent as always. You're getting good at using the little micro-textures to give the songs depth. And here they don't sound superfluous or anything... works perfectly as a whole.
I like it!
Thanks, Andrew, Gene and Reg.
I like all the little micro-abrasions and choppy sounds. Makes for an unusual and intense experience.
coolness, great jam.
thanks guys.
Sometimes I like stuff better when I come back and listen later... this would be one. I enjoy the nonchalance of this (for lack of a better word), it does the trick, but feels like effortless.
Thanks, Tangled Wires, very kind. Thanks, guest :)