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Awesome writing... very well done, well performed. I love the genre, DT, the Beard, Flower Kings. I really liked the drum sound. (after the intro) ;) Drums are a very difficult sound to get right. How many people worked on this? What hardware and software?

What impressed me most... was how you linked us directly to Soundclick's media player, bypassing the tediousness (tediosity?) of finding the link ourselves! And at the correct streaming option, too! Kinda dark tunage. Is that all one keyboard ?(plus the guitar)

I should like to offer up an entry...will you really be waiting until the 13th to close the RUMBLE? I can use every day to sweeten (ok, bad choice of words) the sound on my Fender acoustic with Fishman piezo. Guess I'm a sucker for criticism. (read; musician)

VSpaceboy is constantly searching for a more disturbing avatar... search no more...

Sweet tunage... I have no problem labeling it as jazzy, if not jazz. Very cool changes in there. I could imagine a piccolo of flute solo, is Ron Burgandy available? Tell me this wasn't recorded on tape, or was it??? :eek:

You guys sound like a great talent... you've come to the right place to improve your recordings. The live recording I heard sounded like a single mic in a crowded room, lead guitar sounded excellent but deep into the mix/ Vocals are great but need treatment and the writing is really good. With...

Technically accomplished work... done with some real talent! Congrats! You'd better be kidding about just getting started on recording; I "just started" about 4 years ago and still don't have an acoustic recording of this caliber. (or a Rode NT1A, either) damn you! :D

I like the material... very cool sound you're getting, and a great job writing and recording. An mp3 is a tiny file, compressed for use on the internet or portable player. Better to burn a huge file to CD with all the subtleties of your original recording. Use the wavs. And don't use data...

Aside from political agreement... that is freakin rockin'! I love the sound you got on that snare! My only complaint is I would like to hear the sizzling guitar riffin' counter-melody during, say, the 2nd or 3rd verse, before the lead solo. Stellar work-I'm downloading this to my iPod...

What a wild spaceride... so is it John SnakeDOG on drums? I like that raw sound! Very cool...

I like the track... but the whole thing seems muddled; too much low end and nothing really standing apart except by panning L/R. Good writing and playing. Wow! It's my first instrumental Christian Rock, unless you count Neal Morse's One...

Very nicely done... especially the part where its just vocals and bass, then comes back in full again. Cool song too. How many in the band? Are you the engineer or what?

You have got to respect the man for not using the "As long as I've got a face you'll have a place to sit" line!

Nice! Great guitar work. What keyboard is used for the melody? And I thought you were a good-for-nothing cave dweller like me! :D

Hey, you put alotta work into those. I like the real guitars in Frenzy and For Whom the Bell Tolls. And Monkey song (I'm listening as I write) The instrumentation in Bells is great, I suspect thats your opus. Keep up the good work.

Gimmee my hat... I'm goin' home now... I love it!

Just awesome work... I was flashing back on the eerie soundscape you guys created. How do you co-write something like that? Mix-wise you won't get any gems from me. But that is a monster listen. Killer guitar work early in the 4th minute.

Nicely done I really like the sound you got on those toms and kick.

Very nice... overall sound is good, the drums are well balanced. All the cymbal crashes are panned hard right, an interesting approach. Cool tune also! Overall levels are a bit low, but the eq is right on.

Awesome And you say if you'd been in the studio it'd be better? :cool: I have a Hammond A105 in the "studio" (my wife calls it the garage) but I don't think it sounds that good...must be the player. :D