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 | thetiler said 96 days ago |
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Like the pic title and of course the music. It really seems to set the seen of feeling of a almost down and out hobo about ready to make his way into the market place. Not sure what you do, but I hope you make plenty of money at it to give the poor guy! Very down and out bluesy feel done spot on. I'll think of this next time I've going into Frisco :^) Give some bluesy flavor to 'ol Frisco ! Just kidding, I thin feel the opposite now that I am back. To be honest though, I think I had a more bluesy attitude when I was in the Nashville area. Cause the state didn't recognize tile contractors. So I had to compete with handymen that were installing shower pans wrong and taken away my business. So glad I am back, I have to listen to one of your more happier tunes to get the more happy feeling that I have now that I am back here in the wonderful bay area. I think when I here this tune replayed in my mind I think of how depressing the area was for me. Not that it is bad mind you. I also just couldn't get used to the weather there. But to each his own. I know if people that are born in an area they often times just can't leave it cause they are used to it. Sorry for the ramble, just had to get that off my chest. Your music made me do it!!!! ^) Pretty strong stuff KK !!! |
 | lengold said 96 days ago |
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This digs deep into the soul - beautiful. Cheers Len |
 | kristyjo said 96 days ago |
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Man- that's sad- I've been reading the comments as I listen. I can agree with all of them on some level. This is really lonely sounding, but it kind of makes me think of that depression era picture of a woman sitting with kids all around her with a look of utter bewilderment and resignation on her face. Mournful is the word I use to describe this. |
 | composerclark said 95 days ago |
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Bluesy I thought I was hearing a car horn for a few seconds at the start (in part because I was expecting a sounds of the city type piece, perhaps), and thought it was very cool when it turned out to be your violin. Very soulful, meditative playing. Bill (the tiler) mentions a down and out, bluesy feel, and I definitely hear that too. To me this feels more Mississippi Delta than urban, but no matter -- it's very fine and I like it. |
 | apb said 95 days ago |
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I too .. .. get that "Firefly", "Serenity" TV series/film kinda vibe .. prolly only 'cos of the modernisation exploration of fiddle .. and thats my only point of reference. Loved this. |
 | rsorensen said 94 days ago |
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dude I love how the opening fiddle sounds like traffic. Did you intend that? excellent score to troubles times. Could totally hear this over a documentary on the market crash. Very cool post. |
 | davisamerica said 93 days ago |
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i am awed by the way this just pulls you in. Very longing .... This is a wonderful track and you are an amazing artist. |
 | dolby said 93 days ago |
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Really nice playing... I wonder what the post free market age will be like? Maybe I put this on my iPod just in case! Great feeling to your playing - Enjoyed! Phil |
 | cchaplin said 92 days ago |
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Love the whining I've been listening to a lot of Edgar Meyer recently, so this is right up my street. |
 | Warren Smith said 92 days ago |
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Tumblings What's worse than financial district tumbleweeds in the twilight? Watching tumbleweeds rolls through the financial district during banker's hours : > Or maybe it should be followed by a sad emoticon, since it is becoming all too real : ( This may be an intellectual exercise, but your improvisation skills are honed to deliver emotional content. Whether it refers to a specific circumstance, such as the current tumbling global marketplace, or something more general like working-in-the-city blues, the lament is well-expressed in this mournful piece. I recognize the picture. It is a sunset view of the Lower Manhattan financial district looking across the East River from the Promenade here in Brooklyn. To the right would be the Brooklyn Bridge .. to the left the Statue of Liberty. It is a magnificent view .. even when there is no dramatic sun tumbling down in the evening sky. |
 | guitapick said 91 days ago |
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~ I love the film score concept...post free market...on the docks... Fine solo violin. I love solo violin... |
Parichayaka said! Very heart-felt sound and playing. Thanks!
/Henke