well.... tell your wife you'll build her a new addition if she lets you keep this room as is :-) nice - the sound is so surprisingly robust and resonate in tone.

they sound excellent ! Is there a way you can stop with your kitchen remodel and keep the cabinets as they are???

Wow, you are indeed a man of many talents! Pat Eby

Bit hard to add anything to this one. Jolly good show.

Bloody hell, I bet you could make my kitchen sing!

Good lord this is creative! It's amazing you percussion-heads buy any gear at all :) And a mesmerizing track as well. I could picture a tribe of cannibals playing this to their captured meal, making him/her relaxed, subdued and presumable more tender!

Damn! They did have lovely tones! I gotta download some of your stuff to jam to. Is that a bottle of Guinness on the shelf? Good man yourself!

Syncopation Like no other! Loving this! Reminds me Of my trip to Nigeria! Is it Africa-fest on the site or something? FAVED!

You have done it again Bro! From The First beat, I was Hooked! Love it!

This is amazing!

wow - this is complicated!! and cool!

WOW! Amazing stuff!

Gobsmacked !

I love it. It sounds true and real and natural. I LOVE it.

Had to listen again....still love it!

pure percussion genius!

@RW: Ha! Thanks, but that's a bold faced lie - I've never missed a pheasant.

Dude, of course this is an instant fav. Yemey and I were hanging out in Togo when I first showed him this pattern. I call it the "King of Windsor" pattern. Naturally, he couldnt tell you this as his english is Kwaai. The lyrics are old too, its about my brother, Norm, the last time he went pheasant hunting. Excellent, man thanks for sharing this

very very nice!

Yes - I love it. Masterfully played and produced. It's a really tight beat, and sounds as one in a lot of places. Very impressive!

You must have been hammered with snow! Nice work Dave!

Nothing like getting behind the skins when you are sentimental. Happens to me all the time. The skins don't mind tears. Nice skin work here (the pattern is "Tumbao").

Totally pro, Chris. Great, great work.

I just heard the Ramen #3 version of this and it totally blew me away! Furthermore, I sickenly realized that I have posted a piece by the same name, a long time after you posted this one. I apologize for this and have changed the name of my posting (but a similar story to yours... first recording in a new house!!) Strong work team. I'm a big fan!

Lovely.

This is a masterpiece!

Lovely!

Tragic!

Fabulous story.

Your vocals are too hot for covers.

Oh so funky.

To quote Dorthy Parker: "That poor SOB". Strong work Chris!

I had to read a bit about "modal", which I still don't understand. But I know this much: this rocks hard. Many thanks! Here's hoping for a blizzard!

It's always tough for the manager when a "walk-in" steals the show and the crowd clearly prefers him to the scheduled act! Well done! Very soulful bro!

I hate the fact that your percussionist is quite clever.

Love the Rhodes! Cool boat sounds too. What a horrible time in history.

Boom chickie dig-gity boom ba! Excellent collaboration!

Love the percussion pattern here.

**instantly stikes the bait, swallows deeply for the gut hook - can't help myself** Bethan: It is asking too much to expect either Reg to behave himself. Funkmasters, by definition, can't behave. Now this is just perfect. Funk is what you were born to do. Please provide much more like this.

I miss my Alister! :(