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 | tokai said 103 days ago |
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relax i did very hypnotic. Bass is right up there, carries the piece like smoke rings. wonderful timing and masterful musical dubness. I love this. |
| said 102 days ago | |
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Welcome back! Yeah boy, "laid back" and just oozing coolness! Very creative take on the original loop. Wonderful stuff my man! Be well friend! |
 | davisamerica said 102 days ago |
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yes indeed .. this works so well ... brilliant choice on use of the loop. You the Dog Man !! |
 | sloparts said 102 days ago |
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Bud, you outdid yourself on this one Love how you used the loop in the percussion section, The bass line is thick and full and the drums fill in the blanks just fine. The melodica sounds really cool in there carrying the song along. Very cool piece Bud, thanks for taking time to make sure we got to hear it. it was well worth the effort my friend. Ed |
 | guitapick said 102 days ago |
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~ Fine, fine stuff, Kevin. I love it...so easy to glide with... |
 | rsorensen said 102 days ago |
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dude this is super cool. reminds me of Big Sugar when they went through their dub phase. awesome job bud |
 | Feter said 102 days ago |
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Augustus P. versus Dr. L (lioli8) this is all so cool ...the sound the setting ..the mixing ..what a filled sphere ..great playin as well I like it ..thnx alot for sharin !!!! |
 | chikoppi said 102 days ago |
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Frenchy! There's a scene in a Parisian night club in the Harrison Ford movie"Frantic" that this song immediately put me in mind of. I don't know from French dub - must you must have nailed it! |
 | Youra said 102 days ago |
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Paris groove ? Sounds like the atmosphere of the city has somewhat inspired you. Even if Kingston is quite far from here, we were at a time a capital for "word music" (a local trend fostered by Radio Nova). Next time you turn around, let me a message and I'll be glad to share a glass of Bordeaux with you. Great to hear from you again, Bud. |
 | WillyB said 102 days ago |
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... cool sounds Bud..and very tasteful arrangement. It would have been easy to go overboard with sounds on this track, but you played it all out perfectly. |
 | Char said 102 days ago |
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I like this very much. Yes, He'll be stepping out and shaking his finger and smiling before he knows he has left the building. But, then, it will be too late. You charmed him just like a fakir charms a snake. Thanks. |
| CaptSloParts said 102 days ago | |
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Ah, the veterans alway make a stand and it's a good thing to. Here you are showing your prowess in disguising loops without smothering them. This will encourage others to learn from you example and seek ways to improver their skills. I commend you for you efforts on this one Bud CSP |
 | Vic Holman said 102 days ago |
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melodica that's some cool melodica playing. I'm surprised you never used it before. or at least that i know of. very smooooooooth! |
 | Rik_Berryere said 102 days ago |
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Paris? At times I was in Paris, sipping some wine in a sidewalk bistro on a dangerous rainy night when mysterious people, walking by just a little too slowly, caught my eye and then hurried on. Then I think I was in Jamaica, sipping a cold beer on a blistering hot sunny day under a straw hat as cars chugged past in the street, and someone watched me from the back seat as their car blatted by.... and I'm wishing I was somewhere cooler, rainier, and thinking about Paris. Dropping the loop into a percussion track was genius. As I mentioned in someone else's comment section, I wish I could think as out-of-the-box as this - I just dress'em up funky and kick'em out the door. Superb tune. Thanks for the trip! |
 | Outtaorbit said 102 days ago |
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this is sweet..... yes sir... sweet |
 | TG said 102 days ago |
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Bud... Nice journey with that bass as the driver, reggae! |
 | Elevator_Funk said 102 days ago |
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Very Chill! I'm jealous. Only the coolest people play the Melodica. |
 | Diviner said 102 days ago |
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Brilliant I love Augustus Pablo, and this track is fantastic. Love the bassline and dub workings. Really cool track Bud, very impressed, its so authentic old style dub esp the accorodion. Nice one. |
 | Rocha Malhada said 102 days ago |
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Ya, Mon I didn't even think of an application for the loop in Reggae - but percussion for Reggae? Hehe, brilliant . - Harold |
 | HenriROGERsoloandbands said 102 days ago |
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Reggae I'm not a reggae fan . The melodica idea and playing are very nice . |
 | wurzel said 102 days ago |
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Chilled listening. Think I might buy a melodica soon. Good work :-) |
 | lavalamp said 101 days ago |
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Cool I'm doing something I don't do as often as always. Listening with cool headphones. This sounds remarkable. Only gripe is about the abrupt ending, if you want to be a perfectionist. Dave |
 | lengold said 101 days ago |
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Love this Great feel and groove. Cheers Len |
 | announcer said 101 days ago |
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great arrangement this has some great hooks with different instruments that makes it very listenable and keeps it interesting. When listening I notice that overall it is straightforward in its approach and its structure. It is this icing that makes it. |
 | michael2 said 101 days ago |
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bud this is great, you really got the feel right here. when i think of the melodica, I think of dub and you nailed it. you should put out a whole albums worth of this stuff. way into it. |
 | dajama said 100 days ago |
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Excellent This is truly cool. I think the idea of converting to percussion is genius; of course, why am i surprised? You always approach these things with terrific creativity. This had me totally zoning to another place. Brilliantly done. Very cool. Peace. |
 | five_extra_arms said 100 days ago |
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Ya Mon! Hey Bud, this is terrific. You have captured the spirit of Paris and Augustus Pablo all in one hit. Sounds like you're having fun in Paris. Thanks for a great download. Bob |
| said 99 days ago | |
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Smooth track- Very nice job making the loop fit in this way. I had toyed with changing it to a drum sound, but I soon abandoned that approach. Nicely done, sir! |
 | cjdaley said 99 days ago |
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Hey You told me about this when we met in Paris. It's way cooler than parisian vibe I know of and nice way to chill out after some arctic trekking. those bzzz sounds ar especially wicked. Thanks for passing this around. |
 | SmokeyVW said 99 days ago |
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roping in the Dr at the airport ya mon, you da docta? walk righ' over here, mon. don' worry mon, it's cool... have summa dis, on da house... it's cool, it's cool thanks |
 | Heightened said 6 days ago |
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This reminds me of the song 'No doggy no cry' |
...of all the references made in your description, I nevertheless really enjoyed this number. There's a cool, laid-back quality to it that just kind of infects me as I listen. That loop (not much of a loop guy myself) works well as the underpinning of this whole composition. If I could offer just one small suggestion: pull the solo melodica out front more and let the loop sit back a bit. Of course, mixing on the fly so-to-speak doesn't exactly lend itself to exactitude. I am, though, amazed that you could pull this off so well. (Well, actually, YOU could probably pull just about anything!) I hope one day I, too, can travel with a laptop and actually write something...
Great listen, Bud.
Peace.
Paul