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 | Scott Carmichael said 178 days ago |
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every sequencing keyboard always came with a demo that showed the chops of that particular unit... you could definately be the guy who programs for all those folks... always worth the trip to Diesel-ville... I've always maintained that these guys where the fisrt pop-rock icons |
 | rsorensen said 178 days ago |
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super mario haha this is awesome! reminds me of playing NES when i was a kid. actually a really amazing performance. love the slappy bass and the pipe organ break. |
 | DWL said 177 days ago |
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Made me smile Cheap maybe but not nasty! Very well done. Cheers Dick |
 | ledebutant said 176 days ago |
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Even Without the Movie... ...the St. Bernard makes sense, somehow. Do you remember all those "Hooked on Classics" albums they used to sell on tv? This reminds me of that concept, but there's tremendous passion and soul in your playing that cuts through the digital tremendously well (plus you don't have a hand-clap rhythm track, which is always a bonus). I love this arrangement and agree with Ridd that this is really an amazing performance. Those moments of incredibly rapid notes sometimes sound like an uphill waterfall. Wonderful. |
 | Dee1962z said 175 days ago |
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My contension Brilliant !! I enjoyed this tremedousely. Thank you for the download. Peace Dee. |
 | dajama said 175 days ago |
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Excellent This is great. Of course I pictured Ludwig himself playing the whole thing and getting down at the same time. Nice playing, and great idea. Very cool. Peace. |
| Dadai said 175 days ago | |
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beneath... every classical musicians lies secretly a jazz artist waiting to break forth! Not cheap sounding... very cool piece of music, and quite a performance. Kudos Vic. Jack |
 | sloparts said 152 days ago |
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When I read Classical, I'm thinking, violins, oboe, bassoon, french horns and such as that. As soon as this started, you could have pushed me over with a feather. But then as I listened on, I realized this was a serious attempt to bring Beethoven into the 20th, or make that 21st century. The funny thing is you made it work in spades. In my minds eye I can see Beethoven sitting there at that D10 and hammering out the score while smiling from ear to ear as he realizes the power he has in his hands. What a vision that is. This is wonderful Vic, thank you for doing it and sharing it. Kudos my friend. Ed p.s. On a personal note, I apologize for not coming here to check out your music sooner, it was pretty rude after all the times you checked out my stuff. An error I will try to not let happen again. Please forgive my arrogance. Respectfully. Ed |
 | guygrooves said 143 days ago |
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Too coooool I am not much of a fan of Disco (publicly) lol. I am a fan of this. You are one eclectic artist. |
 | Enrique Gil said 118 days ago |
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very nice! I have the Don Dorsey version (Beethoven or Bust) and this one is just as good. I wholeheartedly agree with your thoughts of Bach and Beethoven too. I fell in love with synt-classical as a teenager and my feelings have not changed. Thank you! |
love it!