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 | HenriROGERsoloandbands said 156 days ago |
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Guitar The guitar playing is very expressive . |
| Birdman Wayne said 155 days ago | |
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Wonderful! Nice background, I love these synth sound very much and also a good guitar playing but was wishing to hear more Yangwie's licks here.. just a personal thought about such type of music. I love this piece! Take Care - Yeman A. Al-Rawi |
 | michael2 said 155 days ago |
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very nice i'm sitting here picturing Carlos Santana jamming with Brian Eno. This is really pretty and sad, and so picturesque. perfect for a soundtrack. great job. |
 | Diviner said 155 days ago |
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Very good Very nice sounds and very expressive. Reminds me of System 7. The guitar is very nice and goes with the music well. Well done, its very nice. |
 | lavalamp said 155 days ago |
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Nice Radiates a sort of emotional feel to it. Nice piece. |
 | davisamerica said 155 days ago |
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right then your work continues to draw me to a very painful place to observe by drawing me there by the most amazing musical work. the child's laughter was a very effective vehicle here and well used i think. you are able to paint a picture i need to see altho it can sadden me deeply ... what i am trying to say is well done on an incredible audio journey.... i am so glad you are here and opening up the world a bit more for some of us more fortunate global citizens. your work reminds me constantly i have brothers and sisters i need to understand much better ... excellent and emotional piece of work ... thank you so much for allowing me to travel to your world. |
 | Dee1962z said 155 days ago |
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End of Winter ( part11) This sounds really beautiful. You have done a really excellent job on this one. Well done. Peace Dee. |
soft slow sadness... juxtaposed with the child's laughter. Definitely feels depressing. The constant synth washes in this are good at first, but about 1/2 way through, I was expecting a change in texture or key, it became a little too "homogenous", too flat. I really liked the slow guitar work on this. I would just suggest a little more slow morphing of the synth sound to keep interest through the end.
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