Reminds me of Enjoy Your Rabbit by Sufjan Stevens.

so damn good Bruce! enjoyed that ride trough your eyes and colleagues of the mash-up!

Well, I thought that was really exciting! Exhilarating!

I'm really enjoying what you do Bruce. Very inventive, very playful.

Love it.

I like it.

Superb mash! Thanks for including me. Kavin.

This sounds like it could have come off of the "Infrared Roses" album... *most excellent!*

excellent!

very nice live phasing, keeping the rest, and working towards intensity round 5" followed by a great retirement..great live event it must've been. Well done

thanks guys. I've been busy and have catching up to do on this site...looking forward to more listening! as for this track (and many others in this category) it's a mashup of stuff from improvfriday.ning ; basically there's a weekly "event" where brand new stuff gets posted (improv-based or written for IF) and then some of us do quick mashes and post within the same event. sometimes the mashes leave the originals somewhat intact, sometimes it's a full-blown reorganization of materials. the main thing for me is it's fun as fuck!

great distracted music build up-and fairly organized for this kind of improv with (5) ? others

interesting....

Damn- this is out there but really interesting!

holy crap; chance discovery (for me) teh awesome!

hi bruce, nice organ. I dragged one home on the bumper of my truck. it has switch effects and a tremelo wheel, and has a similar sound, discounting a couple machine/helicopter keys, which must be used. my only question is why do the insides of the keys flash like they are on fire when I play it?

stretch those strings! very good!

wonderful! sounds like Venusian strings!

insane!

I like the first 30 second transition, delicious vox and drums!

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.