Music, the ancient language...
Group: Musicians
Posts: 407
Joined: Jan. 2003 |
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Posted: May 22 2003, 16:11 |
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I know you can stand negatives! I mean, after all those tracks you're still talking to me! 
Well, I could say that some parts sound a bit to much midi-ish, that that note over there probably should be one tone higher to fit the harmony entirely, that you shouldn't fool so much around with the rhythms, that I don't like the way you paste the ending of part two at the end of your track, that I think your piano is to loud, that etc... I would end up in recomposing your track. And btw, I've already said the important comments in previous tracks.
I think I remember you saying that you don't listen classical music. Well, if you want to do musically complicater stuff like Ommadawn or other classical pieces, I think you should listen to it. And not just the popular ones like Für Elise and Ode of Joy, but just going to the record shop and buying a classical cd. No popular ones or 'best off' cd's , just some random cd from a name you vaguely recognise. And listen the hell out of it. Kinda absorb it. Classical cd's don't cost much (I think 5 euro would already be much for one) and I really think it would do good for your musical feeling.
Well, it's just an idea. Maybe other people like what you did and am I making a fool out of myself. We'll see.
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Damn, you've got a pretty weird style, Booster! It's like you've drained everything what I like about Ommadawn out of it, and replaced it with something else, something Boosterish. To be honest, at some points I didn't even recognise it.
will be ok tomorow 
