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 | Moviz said 454 days ago |
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Love how you did this. It sounds like a musical Fairytale. The nice warm voice sounds so personal and the vocal and backing are perfect; love the waltz rhythm, M |
 | gail60 said 454 days ago |
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great job What a sad love song. Wonderful collab here. Great harmonies. Enjoyed! Thanks for sharing. |
 | lengold said 454 days ago |
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An inspired collaboration that worked extremely well. Cheers Len |
 | Feter said 453 days ago |
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Into The Sea. Goddness ..its just awesome ,just sinkin into the sea of the beauty this song !! .This Colab worth to be repeated ..I was thinkin of clannad , then I change my mind its more wooden . just so wonderfull thank you for sharin such gem !! |
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Wow! You two sing so well together! Like early Fairport or even Fotheringay. Simply lovely. BRAVO! Be well! Kamikaze Ballerina: http://www.macjams.com/song/35895 |
 | jpfeiff said 453 days ago |
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Timeless, eerie, beautiful!! Has a timeless feel...love that British folk sound. Sounds contemporary, but like it could be from long long ago as well. There's kind of that eerie edge to it, too, that I always find appealing in the British folk tradition. Production is jst right for this sort of piece. DL'd and Faved! |
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Lovely Wow this is fabolus I'm glad I had a listning to this one. You2 fits so well together I simply love it. Thx for sharing D-loaded=Yes Take care -- Kenta |
 | peacepiano said 453 days ago |
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Lovely You weave a beautiful picture with your many vocal layers. The instruments are a bit folksy but the vocals remind be of Renaissance, with Rebsie sounding like Annie Haslam :) Thanks Bill |
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Late to the party... You guys make a great team in this, clouds open, oceans divide and subside...you two posses a real power in this music you have presented here... |
 | DWL said 452 days ago |
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Exquisite it's another level. Nice work guys Cheers Dick |
 | Ejh said 452 days ago |
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There's a lot of Bert Jansch... ...in your lead vocal on this, and a touch of Pentangle in the vocal interplay... I think the mix is dramatically better over headphones. I first listened over speakers, and didn't much care for it. The vocals and the guitar didn't seem to be getting a working blend, but more fighting themselves. It was hard to hear the words clearly. I came back to it later and listened over 'phones, and it sounded much better. At least for me, and over my system, the mix could use a bit of tweaking over speakers, so that it sounds good in a wider range of settings. I'll have to go look up Under Milkwood now... Ed |
 | echoroom said 452 days ago |
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Classy! Wonderful collab guys - just sublime! |
 | Rebsie said 452 days ago |
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Thanks Richard! It's a great song and it was fun to sing. I didn't pick up on the Under Milk Wood reference until you mentioned it but it makes sense. When I was younger I used to listen to the Richard Burton recording while lying in complete darkness, just immersing myself in his voice and the sounds of the words. Quite magical. I never seem to have time to do things like that anymore. |
 | Dj French Toast said 452 days ago |
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downloaded Very pretty and haunting at the same time . Absolutly loved this song nice mix and wonderful vocals |
 | guitapick said 451 days ago |
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Beautiful song... ...lyrics/music/singing/production... Yeah...this one's a beauty... |
 | Peter Bauckham said 451 days ago |
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I too am hearing a bit of Pentangle here - and I love it! Your voices are really complementary. Very nicely put together - an instant fav. Peter |
 | Komrade K said 451 days ago |
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Been listening over and over... ...absolutely bewitching. The vocal layers work so well together and the melody is very seductive (particularly those bits at the end of the couplets and when the harp comes in). KK |
 | dolby said 448 days ago |
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Yes indeed... ...another very nice tune. Lovely combination of vocals here. Always a sucker for a rolling 3/4 or 6/8 tune, and this fits the bill perfectly. Nice work, Phil |
 | apb said 447 days ago |
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This is the dogs .. ..and I couldn't agree more with Stevel .. the vocals really go well together: paddler lower down perhaps than normal .. and those lovely harmonies from Rebsie .. .. the mix is perfect .. I would just perhaps EQ the guitar a little brighter .. seems a little 'hand-strummed' dullness creeping in ..(which you don't get with a pick) .. perhaps you need some mandolin in this??.. might work well with the harp .. save it for MJ UK 2008? :o) Kudos to y'all. |
 | Cori Ander said 445 days ago |
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Late arriver Hi, I'm a late arriver here .. glad I didn't miss is .. this is fantastic and intresting music. Very Paddlery if you don't mind the expression. This goes for my Paddler collection! |
 | kristyjo said 435 days ago |
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Oooo- such deliciously rendered harmonies! The guitar is wondrous, too. The addition of harp makes it magical. I love the shifting major/minor tonality, and the way the chord progression on 'struggling for to breathe' worked, well, it was gorgeous! You two are great together. More Rebsie/Paddler collabs!!! |
Everything about this song is good.
I couldn't work out the Dylan Thomas allusion in the keywords but that's an aside.
The singing and musician work, along with the composition and arrangement were first class.
Take care.
Paul.