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 | Pie said 1199 days ago |
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I'm not really... ...keen on these sampler things. I think the voting should be disabled on samplers. It's tempting to give the songwriting a real bomb because as arrangements they usually fail. But as a testimony of your output here at MacJams... I salute it. Be cool, Pie |
 | Peter Greenstone said 1198 days ago |
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The ultimate sampler Great collection, Tobin. They blend from one to another very nicely. I'm glad you got them to finally make this category for music samplers. A general "Bravo!" to your body of work. |
 | svenaxelson said 1198 days ago |
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samplin' Wow. That worked really well together. I still don't fully understand the concept of the sampler but what ever it is they work well. |
 | thetiler said 1198 days ago |
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Nice list of goodies here. Thanks for sharing parts these very creativeTobin masterpieces! |
 | EdensEve said 1198 days ago |
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Getting the best out of everyone I love the saxophone solos, you really get the best out of who you are working with. There are some songs I didn't recognize, so thank you for doing this. I am off to check them out. The post 9/11 songs are so riveting, so good. You really know how to write songs. I missed some of my favorites though: Waitress (version 2) and If I Could Live Long Enough.... But I like listening to whole songs better. |
 | Warren Smith said 1198 days ago |
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evolution Putting together a sampler (as several macjams artists have done) seems like a good way to review one's work over a given period of time. I think setting up a new category for it makes good sense. If you work in more than one genre and put together a sampler - where to place it is a problem. But beyond that, the development of samplers represents an evolution of musical conception on the macjams site. It seems likely that more productions like this will be assembled in the future, so to set up a new category for it now recognizes and anticipates that development. Some of those transitions, Tobin, are so smooth one doesn't realize there's been a shift made between songs. |
 | dchapman said 1198 days ago |
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What a great idea! You have such an eclectic and diverse range of music you produce... it's a great way to introduce the uneducated to the works of Tobin Meuller. Bravo |
| BolesZ said 1167 days ago | |
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nice job nice job |
 | Emily Rohm said 1163 days ago |
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A Tobin-Kabob The transitions in this sampler are outstanding!! This is a great buffet of your songs. (By the way, it's kind of weird and cool at the same time to hear me at age 17 and 11 in your sampler...!) It's great to hear some of your songs I haven't listened to in a while. Now I want to go back through your songs and revisit them. |
 | The Composer said 1162 days ago |
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Thats fantastic Thats quite a playlist there Tobin. A really good span of styles and all of them executed and recorded very nicely... I'm especially impressed with how many jazz recordings you've done, I know theres a lot of work in recording instruments separately (multiple takes often enough), but I havn't even ventured into to recording groups like that yet. And although a lot of your music isn't my particular style, it sounds like theres a number of I could learn for you. Great work... I'll start listening to them separately now... |
both the music and the song art. Do you make these pictures yourself? I guess, this one shows mother earth giving birth to one more of us who live on and from what she gives... Not knowing if it will bring good or bad.
Its a great collage of music you've made for us. You've made some good ones through time. Strange how they all seem to fit so well together in this blend.
Congratulations with your award of MJer ot the week. I would have believed you to be the first to get this award. Absolutely deserved.
You bring a lot to this site with your positive constructive reviews and the interest you show in keeping this a living place on the web. I allways appreciate your comments on my music.
Thanks, Tobin.