You must be registered and logged-in to comment.
 | magnatone said 277 days ago |
|
Rinse and Repeat yeah, I see what you mean about hearing different sounds/patterns even when they're not actually there. When I started listening to this, I was thinking "well, this probably isn't really quite for me" - but then I couldn't hit the stop button, and then I didn't want it to end. Now if you've ever listened to anything of mine you know that I'm also quite into repetitions - totally different genre, but reps are reps - so maybe the part of my brain that likes to hear something over and over again met up with the part of your brain that likes the same thing. And it was beautiful! (lol) thanks |
 | echoroom said 277 days ago |
|
trippy Very evocative and cinematic... cool little trip, Bud. |
 | Youra said 277 days ago |
|
Suicide As a fan of the band (and Vega) I could'nt stay insensible to this. Loved it. |
 | lavalamp said 277 days ago |
|
Trippy Bud Liked what you did here. Good stuff. LL |
 | davisamerica said 276 days ago |
|
well .... right then bud yeah ... like vic says ... drift .... good one man ... vocals un needed! |
 | Skean said 276 days ago |
|
Tripy! I'm hypnotised cool tune cool done faved. |
 | racerat said 276 days ago |
|
Cagey Very John Cagey me-thinks. I agree that the mind is always one to try to make sense, fill in the gaps, find patterns where none exist. I feel your pain and torment when it comes to the 'to song over this cool track, or not to sing over this cool track" conundrum. Glad you left it as is as a dense study in pattern. I wish it went on for about 15 minutes. It would be a great song to do yoga by. P |
 | paul f. page said 276 days ago |
|
It... ...hypnotizes...and anesthesizes...all at the same time. Here is performance art that can't be ignored...or escaped. So to me, the question is as elemental as the art: why? (Not meaning any disrespect whatsoever. At the end of the day, you made me think.) Peace. Paul |
 | SmokeyVW said 274 days ago |
|
repreprepreprepreprepre that melodic metallic repeating noise burst is way cool ! ! ! ! this effect reminds me very much of listening to tight loops of spoken words. first you hear some syllables, then your mind locks in on some detail and it slowly unfolds into a new set of syllables... and it keeps turning around and around into other pseudo-words... of course it's all in your head - but then it all is in your head - all the time anyway, isn't it? i see what you mean about the mirror. very cool - you've inspired me to try something along these lines. thanks |
 | Dj French Toast said 272 days ago |
|
Hey Bud I fell asdleep listening to this on the headphones the other night and then relistened to it in the mornig .I really dig this one alot man .Trance and worm hole kinda song . I really dig the circus organ sound in there alot and just love the build upo that creeps up on ya . Very Sweet song Bud doggie . |
 | lengold said 271 days ago |
|
Sorry I'm so late to this bud Really felt that I was on a old steam train ride (not that I have ever been on one - I think). I was hearing voices too - very interesting and definitely enjoyable. Cheers Len |
 | composerclark said 270 days ago |
|
Trance Trance Trance Trance... Trance-inducing music. Trance-inducing music. Trance-inducing... well, you get the idea! Very captivating, and I find myself listening on several levels simultaneously, if that makes any sense. Very cool! |
 | gregd said 268 days ago |
|
This could be track one, or track 14, on a Pan Sonic album. This music just gives the imagination space to play solos all over the place. Cool bit of psychological programming; I have an inexplicable urge to by hot dogs now . . . . -g |
 | Heightened said 266 days ago |
|
This is super cool as it is Please don't hang it out to dry! |
 | Diviner said 259 days ago |
|
Great track and concept I'm there, swimming in the sonic sea and then surfing the sine waves. |
trippy and full of mysterious ...wish you broght
that hey more into the face ...cool work bud thnx
for sharing !