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 | Feter said 405 days ago |
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Beach Side hey !! what groovey moog sound here .all the keyboards just cool .love this reminds me of some mike old or Alan parson projects with more funk beat.great job !! |
 | DWL said 405 days ago |
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Flummoxed - good word Like Steve I have no idea. I'm not good at this game am I ? But like all the other LS I've heard it works very well in its own right. Cheers Dick |
 | michael2 said 405 days ago |
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man you got me. i don't really know much about this genre (obviously). sounds awesome though, loving those keyboard parts (sooo moogy). |
 | guitapick said 405 days ago |
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Well... ...could be George Duke or early electronic Herbie Hancock (Watermelon Man)... ...or The Crusaders minus guitar/sax... I'm hearing the first two guesses, though... Whatever it is, it is very, very cooooool.... |
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Like Feter... ...closest I can match this is with the Alan Parsons Project. Really nice groovin herein Bill. Funkadelic! Be well! Lethe Remixed: http://www.macjams.com/song/37172 |
 | Vic Holman said 405 days ago |
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it sounds slightly familiar along the lines of bands like weather report. but it has been so long that i can't be sure. I know I'm going to slap my forward hard when you announce it. Nice piece Bill |
 | psexnyc said 405 days ago |
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This LSP... ....this song should have been on a Jan Hammer album!!! Right? Tell me I'm right!! |
 | paul f. page said 405 days ago |
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Just... ...groovy! I don't know much about popular groups or bands as this has not been much of my interest over the years, but I do know when I hear a number that catches my interest because of a clever beat, a mellow orchestration, and a generally cool feel to it. This song fits that bill nicely, Bill, and I am glad you posted it. It stands up just by itself, in my book. Forget the comparisons. ... My one wish is that you'd have let the song continue maybe 15 seconds longer with a gentle fade. ..Nevertheless, I really like this number. Peace. Paul |
 | davisamerica said 405 days ago |
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woa jan hammer...maybe...none the less is a true groove tune |
 | Rebsie said 405 days ago |
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Er ... I must admit I have no idea! Will have to wait for the grand revelation. |
 | peacepiano said 405 days ago |
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Hi All Interesting guesses. The band in question is not a jazz group, although I can see the comparison to Jan Hammer (my original mix does sound like a lost song from him). I won't apologize for the beat, this band dabbled in a lot of beats. I will say that they probably would not have employed a shimmering flute voice :) Off to visit my mother and then to listen to more lost songs. |
 | ageofthedeathtree said 405 days ago |
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we'd have to say... herbie hancock, definitely...but a lil less funky. not that's bad, great track nonetheless. great work! sons of hypnos (yep, both of us!) |
 | SmokeyVW said 404 days ago |
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Jan Hammer? Jeff Beck and Jan Hammer come to mind. i'm not sure though... there's clearly no guitar here. nice tune - you got some pretty nice analog synth sounds going on here thanks |
 | spitlogic said 404 days ago |
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good playing Nice mix of the different instruments. Great production. |
 | Mystified said 404 days ago |
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a very sophisticated groove here... ...fantastic playing. Weather Report comes to mind, but (as I've said on 90% of these LSP songs) I just don't have the popular music knowledge to even make an educated guess. I do know that I like it! :) Thanks for sharing! |
 | rjamadeus said 404 days ago |
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sounds nice maybe traffic ???? |
 | Doug Somers said 404 days ago |
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You've ruled out jazz groups so Herbie H is not in the running - would have been my guess. Regardless, this is a fun tune and certainly stands solidly on its own. Thanks! Doug |
 | Diviner said 403 days ago |
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Not a clue Although it is a brilliant composition, I love the organ and floating flute. My wife who is helping me with all this says it sounds a bit like Camel or Renaissance. Very cool track. |
| Diviner said 403 days ago |
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Emerson, Lake and Palmer my wife thinks it could be the above group. She likes this track so it must be good. |
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Quite A Groove ...but I can't begin to guess who the lost artist is. Love the synth runs! Was the water sound at the end a clue? |
 | Peter Bauckham said 403 days ago |
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OK I'm going with ELP - My brother used to play their early records all the time - I think, except for the Greg Lake songs, they were mostly keyboard led instrumentals - this sounds more jazzy they I remember them though... Don't really know any of their records past Brain Salad Surgery or Works... Peter |
 | Karmatoburn said 400 days ago |
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luv it great playin and kudo's on the choice of sounds. the organ and retro synths were cool sounding. organic ending! |
 | perceptualvortex said 399 days ago |
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Ok I'm finally ready to guess that it's ELP from Tarkus, though I'm not so sure it sounds proggy enough for that. Anyway, excellent playing, this sounds great. |
 | Heightened said 398 days ago |
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Beach Side Got me. Jan Hammer? |
the band has an early album that is almost all instrumental - which means their later work has lots of vocals. Doesn't fit the profile of a fusion band that this sounds a little like. I'm gonna think on this some more before I commit. Groovy tune though - lost or not.