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strawbfan's avatar
I wrote this one when the woman I was with started seeing someone else before we split up
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Guest said

Well done.

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From the album WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD MOTH ? [Malice In Sunderland Records, 2009].
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good !

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nice song

corbinSound's avatar
This is a new song that was written and performed with my friend Tim de Graauw. One evening we sat down for about 2 hours, hashed out ideas, got the creative juices flowin, played some G tar aaand out of that came this song. This is just a rough…
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Corbin, Awesome. Sending this to a few friends in Vancouver radio and he Music biz.

Rick Phillips's avatar
Got my 70's on...lots of cool loops from Garageband and various effects on my acoustic guitar... Sit back and enjoy!
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corbinSound said

oooooo spacey

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Drop-D is the dub project of producer/bass player Scott A. Meister living on Mt. Fuji where he also runs a Bed & Breakfast with his wife on Lake Yamanaka (a.k.a. Yamanakako). C-4 is a studio jam.
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K. SCOT SPARKS 79+intercessions said

..nice things;thanks for listening!

Les's avatar
Quite a progressive track that covers a fair bit of ground
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Guest said

Well done,rocks.

Les's avatar
Quite a progressive track that covers a fair bit of ground
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Discount Deity said

Epic!

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A beautiful song by our fellow Canadian Bruce Cockburn. Guitars by Dave Berry Vocals and Moog synth by Sandy Gritt
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kavin. said

My favorite BC song (there are many) and you did it justice.

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This is simple test of East-West symphonic choirs solo soprano voice and East-West Hollywood strings contra-bass. I feel its a bit reminiscent of Lord of the Rings - of course, your mileage may vary - it is a very simple and direct arrangement…
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Really like this.

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hi!

corbinSound's avatar
Wellll it's not really a mystery, it's a little Beatles remixing!! I've basically just mashed together Octopus's Garden and All My Lovin'. Hope you like it! toooons of fun makin it :)
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cuthbert said

Nice! I didn't find the mystery, but I did find some very nice harmonies and an artful mix of late & early Beatles songs.

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A beautiful song by our fellow Canadian Bruce Cockburn. Guitars by Dave Berry Vocals and Moog synth by Sandy Gritt
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cuthbert said

What a great collab! Love the guitar and vox - very poignant. Take a bow, fellas.

Mannequin Races's avatar
Basically my feeble attempt at a fist pumping 'dance' song... but of course I had to weird it up a bit. :) The main vocalist who basically says variations of 'I like to dance' are my computers voice. Thanks for listening!
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Norm said

Great fun! (*pumping fist in the air*)

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Reg made a new friend Norman he met him in town and brought him back to the cellar.................
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Sandy Gritt said

Lovin' this beat...It's like Fred Flintstone got into the ganja. Nice Reg eh?

corbinSound's avatar
This is a song that started as just an idea I had playing live one lovely thursday evening and I just started playing this progression and sang some gibberish over it and I came up with the "chorus" part and and the Idea of asking questions in…
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Guest said

i like it... i like it alot

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these first 5 were written against the backdrop of the wintery North Calif coast, and some difficult times
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moving and soulful.

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On a brisk autumn evening, in front of the Weather Channel, fast asleep, my dog and I dreamed up this song. keywords: electronic, experimental, chill, instrumental "Remastered" - 12/18/2010
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*chills*

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Basically my feeble attempt at a fist pumping 'dance' song... but of course I had to weird it up a bit. :) The main vocalist who basically says variations of 'I like to dance' are my computers voice. Thanks for listening!
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Guest said

agree, i bet you were fist pumping with 1 hand while the other hand was constructing the track. well done.

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I can't really help myself. *updated audio 5-17-12
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Guest said

What a cool groovy rock song, you have that dream theater mini sound with the breaks and all...wish it was louder tho..well done.

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