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 | Karmatoburn said 202 days ago |
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even when you just 'fart around" it sounds fantastic. Way kool sounds and groove. Especially liked the stressed out sounding guitar. |
 | K.I.S.KISMET said 202 days ago |
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smells like pojongmachas i really like the different ways in which you've represented the culture. if one has a good imagination, they could easily take a stroll down insadong taking in all the wonderful sights and sounds of the culture. so do us dreamers a favor and keep creating and sharing your cosmopolitan art:) |
 | cthayes said 202 days ago |
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Hot! This is great stuff! The depth and clarity you're getting is amazing, especially through GB. What are your primary plug-ins you use for mastering? |
 | 12parsecs said 202 days ago |
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phrasing great phrasing on your lead gtr parts! many people try to emulate the likes of, say, satriani - but get stuck on speed and scale runs. they have missed the point... you have not. you have excellent phrasing and feel. very tasty note choices. also, great tone and delay settings. really top shelf work. and, yes, i compared you to satriani. that's a huge compliment if you know me at all. i even have an autographed 'surfing with the alien' cd. :) |
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Cool "Fart Around!" Very nice piece, skillful guitar playing and an excellent backing track. A fine listen my friend, killer production. Take Care - Yeman A. Al-Rawi |
 | J.A.Stewart said 202 days ago |
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Mel O. McNasty Nice mellow, atmospheric piece with some nasty guitar licks. Cool sounds from that ASAT. ;) --- Joe |
 | guitapick said 202 days ago |
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Very happy... ...to hear one of your tunes again...powerful tune that's made even more so by the dynamic and timbre changes. Contrasts... I always love your stuff... |
 | Feter said 202 days ago |
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Insadong Great rockin guitar work my friend ...very nice mixing ..cool stuff here ..thnx alot for sharin !! |
 | Ibstrat said 202 days ago |
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Man I love your guitar playing.You've got soul,humor,taste and tone.I have a feeling that you could show off a lot more but instead you play what you feel.For some reason I'm reminded of "My Old School" with Skunk Baxter even though it's a totally different type of tune.My only complaint- should be twice as long with more solos! |
 | mikkinylund said 201 days ago |
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A Large Canvas This is very, very interesting. A different palette than my for sure, perhaps that's why I like it. AI m very impressed with your guitar skills. Not over-played, just exactly as needed, done with passion, done with your heart. The ending sounds very strange in my ears. Other than that, you have very interesting music to offer. I am going to check out your other stuff. |
 | Stun Nutz said 201 days ago |
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^ Excellent track... exotic and rockin'. Reminds me a little bit of katchoolik's tunes. |
 | thetiler said 197 days ago |
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Interesting bass sound and the oriental sound contrast. Like the city, old oriental culture. Then the lead guitar slides right in. LIke pic and how it seems to go so well with the music. Nice staccato sound on the guitar with the lead! Then going back to the theme with the tradition with the funkyness. Then you go wild in the city, to show in a way how americanized their culture is started to be? Just thoughts, but you provided them with the music you painted with I think. Thanks for sharing e e ! |
 | jiguma said 197 days ago |
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Lovely sound .. .. is what leaps out at first. A really beautiful production. All nicely played with a definite oriental influence and some odd sounds. The kick/bass work really well together, and sound great - tons of drive there. Great playing - very inventive and confident. Like it (a lot)! Don't mind the ending either - sorry Tobin ;) Neil |
 | Skean said 197 days ago |
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... Very nice groove... Love that guitar work you've done... I'm glad I found this so thanks for supporting me... I love this D-loaded. Take care -- Kenta |
 | Scorpjammer said 97 days ago |
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Smells like... ...Kimchi. And sounds like Kimchi Rock.... And you know I love me some Kimchi. Another solid comp. Most enjoyable. Thanks, Ray. Man, I miss my brother-in-law, Taewuk (Woogie) Ham Peace, brother! %uD3C9%uD654 |
I would like to do a blog interview with you. If you'd like to, please email me or drop me a note.
I know what you mean about taking that first take. You know you can do better yet you never achieve the personality that was captured that first time through, when you were excited, listening better, etc. You gotta go with personality over technical perfection.
But I like songs that end. Consider a more integrated ending?