Hi Brett...it's been a while, I'm tuning in exclusively to catch up on your BRILLIANT music! Starting with this one....AMAZING. Different from your music that I'm familiar with.
Hi Brett! Thanks for checking in. I've been away too long, trying my hand at other art. My fellow Prood members are itching to do some more music, so maybe soon.
I haven't logged in in a while, and I'm pretty excited to go through all of your tracks I haven't heard yet, so you're sure to hear from me soon.
Rock on!
This is sick. I love it. I always enjoy when someone knows how to tastefully employ synth instrumentation which obviously sounds fake. You don't try to pass off the violin sound as anything other than a familiar sort of lynch pin for the rest of the heavier rhythms.
I wrote this song for my adopted daughter. She was raised by a mother who saw her as a burden and went through alot of physical and sexual abuse. But this song isn't just about that. It's about her overcoming all that and becoming a strong woman.
love the newer tracks, beetle. I especially like where this one goes after about the 2:30 mark, with the tinkering percussion and competing little synth sounds. Good stuff.
I really enjoyed this collection/album, David. It has a warm, subdued, private kind of charm to it. I like how a lot of the songs feel like they're being held together by a thread.
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A quickly improvised tune with some stream-of-consciousness lyrics. Written/recorded hastily in the dead of night on Tuesday 11/27 with a short overdub session on Thursday 11/29, when I should have been sleeping.
All basic tracks…
A bit of improv done yesterday with my newly refurbished fretless guitar. Finally got the midi pickup to track almost right! Part of the sounds were gotten by rubbing a teaspoon on the strings.
Well, I like it. Almost a kichey throwback to hearts of space type cascading ambient, which no one really does anymore. Has a kind of slightly on edge shrill I find interesting.
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Such wonderful sounds… I have been gone too long. Well met friend.
A lot of good sounds in this tune. BTW, thanks for listening to my songs. :)
This is perfect ambience!
Hi Brett...it's been a while, I'm tuning in exclusively to catch up on your BRILLIANT music! Starting with this one....AMAZING. Different from your music that I'm familiar with.
Hi Brett! Thanks for checking in. I've been away too long, trying my hand at other art. My fellow Prood members are itching to do some more music, so maybe soon. I haven't logged in in a while, and I'm pretty excited to go through all of your tracks I haven't heard yet, so you're sure to hear from me soon. Rock on!
Great posts recently.. I particularly liked this one!
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Fun stuff!
This reminded my of Jungle line by Joni MItchell, though listening to that now they don't sound super similar. Just the feels I guess!
let's go!!
Wow I feel like this could have come straight out of Kate Bush's woodshed
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Strangely hypnotic with the repeating note and then the tinkles and wotnot. Works really well for me.
So I'm following a feminine ethereal being through green wisps and flowers and waterfalls...just for a moment, an unbroken world.
Belongs in a road movie, at night, weaving through dark underbelly streets, just because.
Ignoring the surprisingly alluring mental image of you belly dancing, this is a cool mix of intrigue and ambience!
Love this. Moody and ambiguous…back in the day, this would have made a really cool b-side.
hi Warren you asked for this ages ago, here is the full version of suppers ready https://songcrafters.org/forum/index.php?topic=10708
I would implore you to not quit. Ultimately don't we all make music for ourselves? Strangely beautiful piece!
thanks, man.
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Heh! Nice and strange, I like it! Love the guitar part 1:45. I think this could do with a nice big gong, or a thumping kick of some kind.
Wow, this is really beautiful... A dreamy flurry of activity.
This is sick. I love it. I always enjoy when someone knows how to tastefully employ synth instrumentation which obviously sounds fake. You don't try to pass off the violin sound as anything other than a familiar sort of lynch pin for the rest of the heavier rhythms.
Badass! I wouldn't mind if this one just kept ratcheting up exponentially into some kind of mad fury.
thanks
Nice jazzier take on the tune, guys! Good performances and arrangement.
Fantastic! Covers a range of feelings and is just plain fun, as well.
Great beat, and in combo with the muted scratch/warble it really comes to life, another good one.
love the newer tracks, beetle. I especially like where this one goes after about the 2:30 mark, with the tinkering percussion and competing little synth sounds. Good stuff.
This is great Sandy, you give the song a raw desperation that works quite well.
I really enjoyed this collection/album, David. It has a warm, subdued, private kind of charm to it. I like how a lot of the songs feel like they're being held together by a thread.
awesome, love your voice.
Very unique voice, silky smooth... fantastic performance here.
Neat! XTC and The Jam collide. Great performance.
This is intensely heavy, you can almost feel the weight and movement. Nice work, Altair.
Very Cohen-esque... good stuff, CS.
Cool, Reef. I've never heard anyone try to cover this.
This is horrifying... I love it.
really cool, love the sounds on this one, Ferryman. The Guitar and synths are fantastic.
Well, I like it. Almost a kichey throwback to hearts of space type cascading ambient, which no one really does anymore. Has a kind of slightly on edge shrill I find interesting.