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I'm back here to thank folks again. I finally released an "art rock" album that includes an updated version of this song. I was very nervous about singing and the nice comments here helped push me towards making the rest of the album (which is called Greener Grass, by Jostaberry, on Bandcamp and the streaming sites). So thanks, Len, and whoever was here before!
I'll tell you one thing for sure... I wouldn't trust no words written down on no piece of paper, especially from no Dickinson out in the town of Machine... you're just as likely to find your own grave.
I'll never be happy enough with it, lol so i posted a crazy improv, and i hope it sounds good enough to listen to at least once.
This is like the billionth time recording this song, and ive played it constantly on voice to people in secondlife…
Heh, I couldn't believe I forgot to share this with my friends here. Well here is the story. I'm sure you'll only listen once and probably not all the way to the end.
Year: 2008
Album:
Singles
Artist's description:
Many years ago…
very cool track here!
as for freezing have you ever used GRM Tools Freeze or Riverrun? the former esp does a very nice job with any source.
& thanks for the comments. as for "shook me", it had chunks processed in MetaSynth; then arranged w/more processing in DP.
Well, I finally got my hands on a 17 note per octave electric guitar thanks for Brad Smith, a local Luthier who did a lovely conversion of a Jay Turser strat copy I bought at the local Guitar Center for $65. The guitar is nicely very bright…
My first attempt at a Blumlein or Mid/Side recording. This one is actually a mid/side recording as I used a directional mic in combo with a figure 8 ribbon mic set at 90 degrees from the main mic. Thanks to Pat Broaders for the loan of the ribbon…
A piano solo in the JI version of Wilsonistic pivot on C tuning posted to the Just Intonation group by Margo Schulter 12/25/2010. The piece was improvised on a M-Audio 88es using Pianoteq 3.6 and recorded in Sonar 8.5 with some editing of the…
made this for the recent indaba contest; kept mine true to Reich in some ways but put some new spins on it. my main rule was to use only the orig for sound sources.
Comments on skiks/bruce hamilton's stuff
Hardcore brain F***k!!
very atmospheric - I like your touch Bruce!
nice trip!
Very trippy stuff. Enjoyed that!
Wow, a track not to be trifled with. Very clever!
This has a bizarre carnival feel, Mephisto's merrygoround? Calms down to a nice resolution at the end.
Quirky and offbeat - with a great philosophy!
oolala this was a strange journey!
Great track mate.
heavy distortion, almost blew my speakers at 0:55...nice!
thank you for flying united :-)
Wow, this is causing electric shocks in my back and it's only just started. Brilliant!
Yes!
Nice gritty sounds.
funky electro - strange sounds from another dimension - nicely done!!
excellent!
love the vocals
you should do more vocal/harmony things like this. Watch out CSN! -BL
..Yeah, man; very nice! Thanks for listening! :)
Nice work.
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a feast for my ears!
Looks like maybe few people have left... I'm back here to thank folks again. I finally released an "art rock" album that includes an updated version of this song. I was very nervous about singing and the nice comments here helped push me towards making the rest of the album (which is called Greener Grass, by Jostaberry, on Bandcamp and the streaming sites). So thanks, Len, and whoever was here before!
persistent with surprises! cool
Thanks, guys! Appreciate it a lot.
thanks guys. it was a Reason sampler patch (maybe a dulcimer?) retuned with LMSO and then with some stern LFO filters.
no one does low/dark better than you
very cool; I could imagine a notated chamber version of this as well.
Does just what it needs to do.
thanks guys!
very nice
hells yeah. as they say.
heartfelt...I dig it!
very nice!
very cool track here! as for freezing have you ever used GRM Tools Freeze or Riverrun? the former esp does a very nice job with any source. & thanks for the comments. as for "shook me", it had chunks processed in MetaSynth; then arranged w/more processing in DP.
nice! and such a comfy sounding tuning.
fantastic sound and lovely playing!
yes
really digging this
thanks you guys; the winners were announced a few days ago. I quite liked my entry and that's why I'm spreading it around now.
very nice rendition; loyal treatment, yet different enough to warrant sharing.