Thanks man! As usual I was just screwing around, it has hints of the new cd..let's just say it could almost be an unplugged album..but not in the way you normally think. :)

very very nice!

*chills*

...real nice work here, Djorkman; thanks for listening!

Hell yes. Hell yes. I had an entire story running in my head to this one. Love the run in the last :50 seconds, totally my style of song writing. I love how the progression takes you from point a to point b without losing anything. Very cool track. Nuff said. :)

Thanks I'm glad you enjoyed it!:) it was kinda made in a hurry....did i tell you how much this track rules?!

Fantastic track. Lovely feel, nice!

Oh my. I love it. Faved after 20 seconds, and then it just got better and better! Very evocative of emotional challenges...rejuvenating.

Beautifull!

Love it!

Applause!:) Totally awesome, cool changes with the composed Dorian-Style piano...guitars are cool!

Awesome!

I very much like the feel of this track. Well done!

So glad to hear this again, a rush load of blood flow from this cool piece of music! Regarding 'Havigda Nagdilla'...i will re-work it and edit the strings hook that fallows on 3:50. Thanks!

Holy crap I love this song...it makes everything I do during the day seem like montage worthy event :)

it should have been the theme for the new Johnny Depp film Rango....brilliant...love the trumpet....

very cool sound choices here...that kick drum sound is a mile deep...and a half mile wide...cool arragement

p.s. Might be a co-incidence, but I seem to recall there's a chain of restaurants in California call 'CPK' ... California Pizza Kitchen. I went to the one in Beverley Hills. Yum Yum!

I admit that I was pulled in by the title, but loved what I heard musically too. This has turned the Eagles classic into a mariachi-tinged epic! Roberto Rodrigues soundtrack material for sure. It builds beautifully with those mexican trumpets and backing vox. One of the best things I've heard for a long time. Absolutely loved it.

really cool !! pro sounding and a great listen !

beautiful :)

so good! and that's why you're a pro :)

true story: one time my wife and I were camping in the grand canyon and I got food poisoning and started uncontrollable projectile vomitting. my wife has a vomitting phobia, so I kindly volunteered to sleep outside the tent. I guess I finally fell asleep after a few hours, but was soon awakened by the 10 or so vultures standing around me in a circle :)

along with the song title this one makes a funny picture in my mind :) I can see the vultures doing a little dance... nice job :)

:)

and thus mannheim steamroller did say unto the trembling shepards, 'behold the newborn king (of techno chrismtases).'

wow, these are sooo good! ridiculous techno-ness and all :)

funking A++ :)

:)

holy crap, I think I just discovered a rare, unreleased Hendrix recording!

namaste

Re-mixed: 11/20/2010

by the way i immediately thought of that music box motif in the movie soundtrack even before I read your description. nice job!

can definitely hear a little ennio morricone in here :)

nice work :) I love old spaghetti western tunes! is your gb+u cover finished yet?

Thanks :) Someday I will come back and fix the bass. It's a little too thumpy.

I love how you make use of ambient/recorded sounds in your music. gives you a really unique sound :)

you've got some nice stuffs here! love your brooding style.. also, thanks for listening to my stuff. you mentioned you have been doing some spaghetti western style stuff lately... where can I hear a 'white bison' tune?

haunting... love it :)

Actually, according to the interweb, there seems to be a good chance that Elvis really was of Scottish or Irish descent, so you might be on to something here... ;)