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 | paul f. page said 495 days ago |
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A really... ...new sound to my ears. I'm going to have to listen to this many times to "get" the layers of your composition. The production of this number is awesome, Tobin. There's no question about that. ... You keep opening my eyes to new possibilities. Great to hear a real violin... And congratulations on "yet another unique album. You keep exploring new territory and we are all better for it. Peace. Paul |
 | Moviz said 495 days ago |
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I love Tango.... So dramatic and intense. Love love love the violin (what a great violinist) and then the suprise (to me) combination of the other instruments when they came in. The vocals sound to have just right amount of drama, wonderful stuff, M |
 | twonicus said 495 days ago |
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love it i'd totally forgotten about this one. it's so much fun to listen to, makes me wanna dance all sexy-like! |
| twonicus said 495 days ago |
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btw wouldn't normally double post, but i just gotta say, your hair looks awesome in the picture. |
 | dolby said 495 days ago |
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Interesting Very professional - as you'd expect. This is a high level of composition and recording quality. Good luck with the album - it deserves to be a hit:-)) Great vox mix btw - and the violin, well, goes without saying really - quality. Cheers, Phil, |
 | thetiler said 495 days ago |
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Terrific ! Incredible ton with that violin. Love the cultural feel of this. Very interesting vocal harmonization. The sorrowful ending is really appropriate as well. Yes, that ending really fits in like a glove. Way to go! Tobin has the midas touch, everything you do seems top notch! This piece really shows off your musical diversification. |
 | Z293 said 494 days ago |
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Good Luck With the new album. If this track is any indication it sounds like a powerful disc. |
 | Ejh said 493 days ago |
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Okay, FIRST of all... ...who even knew that MacJams had a 'tango' genre? Or that anyone would use it? It's probably just something I have to get past, but everytime I hear this sort of music I see Gomez and Morticia dancing in that restaurant...where her heels set fire to the floor... AFTER that, I get to imagine what would have happened if Tobin Mueller was buddies with Stefan Grappelli... Tobin-And-The-Hot-Club-Of-France... Neat... Ed |
 | Norman Goodman said 493 days ago |
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Exceptional When I first saw this was a tango I was curious as to how you were going to approach this.... obviously with true artistry and imagination! Melody and instrumentation are perfect. Violin and organ are true standouts..... interesting contrast in sounds Very powerful song.... well done! |
 | Einarus said 493 days ago |
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Outstanding I love the violin. It sounds truly amazing. I'm also extremely fond of the way you use rhythmic heavy chords with the more sparse parts between. It really creates a cool sense of dynamics. Also very nice vocals and excellent production. It sounds like you really know what you're doing :) Excellent! -Einar S. |
 | ziti said 493 days ago |
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jeez tobin, get a ROOM somewhere! this is the horniest song I have ever heard! you dog. very very awesome deepest bows, you animal z |
 | lengold said 491 days ago |
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Lovely raw emotion and beautiful playing. Cheers Len |
 | guitapick said 490 days ago |
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The violin... ...such a beautiful instrument played so masterfully couldn't help but draw me in immediately. Sensual tune...she's got a rose clutched in her teeth as I pull her breast close to me...oh no...don't get me started. Masterful, Tobin. Cool dissonances. 10s on this one. Glad it's on your CD. |
 | Scott Carmichael said 490 days ago |
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HHHHmmmmm..... I will comment later.... I think I'll go see if my wife is busy right now.... real sexuality should never be looked at as"obscene"... it is sacred... that comes across in spades here |
 | jiguma said 490 days ago |
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My favourite .. .. track off the CD Tobin. Wonderful instrumentation and really exceptional production and performance. Really enjoy all the variations throughout the tune, and Entcho's violin is sublime. Must listen to more tango ;) Cheers, Neil |
 | Del said 489 days ago |
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Too much now Powerful lyrics drawing heavily from biblical influences make for an epic largeness. I get the feeling this is a song of desperation. When you sing/wail "Love... There%u2019s too much now between you and I. Far too many lies..." I feel as if you are clutching at straws, that love has already slipped, that you're trying to regain what too many lies and betrayals and space has clouded. The sad violin, acting like a parentheses around the song, speaks to me of loneliness and loss. Yet power. Again, your music is like another story line. What great playing. Nice organ too. |
 | Feter said 489 days ago |
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Be My Love ye jus Huge powerfull work !! ..Incridable how you drive this dance into a story and emotions .. perfect !! |
 | moorlandt said 489 days ago |
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fusion delight When the song started off, I was immediately thinking of the great soundtrack by John Williams of the Spielberg classic 'Schindler's List' (of course it's the violin!). But then suddenly pops up that surprising tango groove. Brilliant... And it turns the song into something completely different. I had a very 'Goran Bregovic' feeling with it, and I can lively imagine the images that go with the music. A touch of Balkan folk, mixed with a latin tango rhythm and an almost gothic drum beat, while the arrangement and vocalising (I smell Bowie...) is pure prog rock. - walt |
 | DWL said 469 days ago |
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Awesome violin work and beautifully arranged and performed. The number of changes and the delivery does betray the cinematic origins of the song for me but it's none the worse for that. Excellent work. Cheers Dick |
 | Aaron David said 366 days ago |
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Props to the violinist Very good stuff... Entcho seems to know what he's doing... (and you do too, of course :). Thanks for pointing me to it :). |
What a player.
My Bulgarian buddies will simply adore this one.
Thnx Tobin for the *sneaky peek* into your new album.
Cheers
Graham