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[SLuiCe]

Good fun!

After getting the spiders off your skin and your friends stop melting, I would try to envision a stage with all of these instruments playing on it. Then pan them and level them accordingly.

It's very very cool music and just needs a little production TLC to reach its potential.

 

[twist]

Since you mentioned that, A piece that yours brought to mind for me of sorts, was from an older Gino Vannelli album called "Pauper in Paradise" THe B side title tune, movements 2 thru 4. Joe Vannelli, Casey Shurrell , and the Royal Philharmonic. I`m sure you'd find it interesting.
Ken

Now that is a real flashback! I was a Gino Vannelli fan back in those days too, and I went to high school with Casey Scheurell!
Played in a band with his little bro. Casey was way out of my league!


Twist

 

[Jagular]

Hehehe...that was cool. I don't know how some of you guy think so far out of the box on this stuff. Very imaginative & very well done. Maybe I'm just too old and set in my ways.

Nice job!!

 

[M.Brane]

Zappa does come to mind.

Zappa in a bad mood!

Trippy tune. A bit of creative panning and this would really come to life.

 

[W.I.S.C.]

This is really good...Very entertaining,like a circuisey VoiVod ,the end got a little repetative,but still realy cool.Sounds a bit casio-ish.Decent mix.

 

[pglewis]

I checked this one out a while back but didn't get around to commenting before the plug got pulled on my net access.

Mix:
I don't know if mixing comments are of any use at this point, but I'll echo the mono-ish comments. It also has a hollow, midrangey, can't-quite-put-my-finger-on-it quality to me... maybe I'm hearing the same thing Pedullist was talking about.

Taste stuff:
As you know, I wanna hear some whacked-out but killer drummer playing along with this rather than the programmed drums. What's Bozzio doing these days? He'd be perfect. Definitely got yer beezle thang goin' on on this one, I dig it.