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might be my favourite tune of mine... its quite old and not that is specially good, but it has something bizarre in sound and feeling, that i fucking love. whatyathink? |
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i should go now for a múm concert... if anyone listens, please tell if you enjoyed or what. takk! hastaluego |
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very nice atmosphere you created there..first half reminds me of hu vibrational quite a bit |
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i knew you were about to post :) thank you, tolstie! |
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pretty good, but a little more work on the chorus wouldn't hurt. i heard something that reminded me of 'pipeline' at the ending! |
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no more work allowed, abandoned long time ago! what is pipeline? thanks for listening |
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Noice! |
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nice work. love this stuff. real clammy and claustrophobic. keep it up. ooo that grating sound! would be perfect for some computer games i know too. |
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i was referring to the depeche mode song called 'pipeline'. anyway, i really liked your tune! |
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I like it. Its weird. |
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nice sounds, interesting rhythms. nice work. |
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Awesome! Tom Waits gone electronic! What are those "slop" sounds? Something played backwards? |
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i liked it, kind of visual music, are those samples youv just got hold of, or have you done some field recording? |
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nice, a bit dark, good ending |
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wow, thats a great reaction, didnt expected... thank you guys, you make me happy, i love you :) i dont remember what sounds were those, downloaded samples from freesound, mostly real things recordings from people i guess... |
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wait, i think the crunchy sound sounding all the time, is a recording i did of a dying fire on wood... but maybe that sounds too beatiful and its to clean to be my sample...dunno :P |
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it reminds me of confield a bit, if it were made with found sounds instead of creepy otherworldy organic ones. |
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oh, and that means i liked it. |
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Donate me some speakers and i will listen to it. |
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I liked it... the last minute or so outshines the rest of the track. |
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i like this song it was fun sorta like futuristic egyptians or something |
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egyptians WERE the first futurists... they started that whole pyramid trend in architecture, or so say the consensus, but actually the sumerians were the first to [cut to commercial] |
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excellente melack, el ambiente de caravana egipcia es fenomenal. |
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el ambiente de caravana egipcia es fenomenal |
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hahaha thankyou mates, amazing description barf! maybe i should change the title to 'future egyptian caravan' or something... it is actually called 'vraitonal' cause is the kind of music id like to do with my 'atonal sonographik' moniker, the 'vrai' / 'true' atonal sound... |
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Aren't there earlier pyramids in Central and South America? |
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There are no two scholars who agree on the exact dating of the pyramid structures in Americas (or Egypt, for that matter)... Suffice it to say that most Meso-American civilizations flourished rather late, around the time of Rome and even later (Mayans and Incas, for example). But there are earlier sites, too. The point is not about chronology, however. The question is, what kind of relationship did the New and the Old World have back in the day? Is the idea of mutual influences even conceivable? And which influenced which? Are we talking of sea routes or land bridges? Are we talking of migrations, via Asia and the Bering Strait, of Middle Eastern craftsmen to the Americas? Did the knowledge predate their arrival to America? Or did they, with the Egyptians, receive their knowledge from the lost civilization of Atlantis? Join us next week for another episode of Going Off Topic (In Style). |
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