Hilarious! Cool that you used home made guitar samples...

quite a unique blend of prog rock and TD-like new-age, something of Stratosfear..

Good One.

Love It!

Beautiful dreamlike sound!

hmm poppy...doesn't pink floyd talk about that alot in their songs?

very nice

so nice percussion

ouch dang! too short! :/

Love that spacey mix - and the great percussion makes a fantastic soundbed for this mystical gem!

Now that's cool... love the hang drums!

I like this... i not sure however what the stringed instrument in the lead is? or supposed to be

Suprise: much shorter than your typical pieces. Not a suprise: Once again, you stretch out to genres 3 clicks beyond the Bell Curve. Is there anything you can't tackle?? Nice work!

wow very well done

Woah, way cool mesh of cultures!

What I find interesting here is the Zurna is Turkish. America buys it's poppy from Turkey. Perhaps the answer to Afgan Economics is for America to buy poppy in Kandanar. Good idea. Thought inspiring piece.

ahahah, this is good! is it desecration or desacralization, though? ;)

Ominous sounds. Dig the sax lines!

Ahh yeah! Sounds like my ideal man - saucy, deep and rich.

What an amazing voice that lady has!! And the way she's able to keep up with the music is quite incredible. ;-) But seriously, very creepy, V., very creepy.

acid rain? :-)

nice! Good backing and vocals!

You read poetry very well! Enjoyed!

rockin!! If you are on facebook be sure to look up xenharmonic alliance and join your fellow microtonalists. I posted a link to your music there already. All the best, Chris Oh - don't forget the contest! http://www.untwelve.org/2011_competition.html

nice - is this in 19edo?

nice BP piece!! What are you using for your microtonal setup? And welcome fellow microtonalist!!

Intentional or not you sound like a 78 rpm record - it is like listening to folk song from the 30's - that is very cool. I like you composition and obviously the production.

Celebrities at one time were paid to live the life the audience wouldn't dare to live. That was the real entertainment. Its like the fake preacher at the entrance of the Renaissance fair who was on a tree stump yelling "Don't go in - it will make you a sinner! Inside is just sin! You will go to Hell if you go inside!" And I shouted back - "What if I pay you to go in and sin for me?" He stopped a moment looking thoughtful and then said "How much will you pay me?"

oh this is awesome with Elvis doing this!!

excellent work all around! We should call you Mr. Music!

Did you gargle with the obligatory razor blades before the take? Excellent cover!

Brilliant!!

didn't hear the phone the 1st time around but I love the singing and lyrics.

Keith - this is lovely - not only the song / guitar / vocals but also the sentiment and the slice of real life. This is a definition of beauty and serenity and... Love.

Did you two find the mushrooms? :-)

Your vocals keep getting better and more "Reg" with every song - its great to listen to !

I think Steve Hackett is very under appreciated. I can't understand why.

great production and concept - I'm with Bethan on this.

I like this version a lot! Nice key work - great vocals as well!

wow! very cool - it sounds a lot like that picture especially towards the end.