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 | drakonis said 1408 days ago |
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Richard Feynman is your brother? Just kidding... I too wanted to hear these two things (poem and throat singing) separate, as they each have their own charm and character, and are each compelling enough as to compete with each other. Thanks for remastering this by itself, this is awesome! Very primal and wildly different. Hopefully this will turn other people on to this ancient singing form. Anyone interested in this "harmonics-singing" should do some searching on the web for "Tuva Throat Singing", and will likely find recordings and books on this old Mongolian art form... and the weird connection to the late (and amazing) physicist, RIchard Feynman (famous for discovering quarks and revealing and testifying about the "o-ring" problem that brought down the space shuttle Challenger, and working on the Manhattan project, etc.) Great job on this Gudkarma, love it! As usual, it is well performed raw powerful you! ttfn, Drakonis |
 | Kevensor said 1408 days ago |
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Thought provoking. I agree with Sentinel that this would be good to meditate to. So I probably won't play it in the car on the way to work, but I may listen to it at work. helps to distract from tedium. I 'd like to get a dijeridoo. |
 | SlimGirlFat said 1408 days ago |
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Wow, the more I listen to this, the more I like it, It is so very different but strangely calming.. great meditation music, the first couple aaaarghs, sound a bit too strained, but as the track moves along, It becomes almost hypnotic.. Weirdly weirdly good! Slimmie |
 | _nderscore said 1408 days ago |
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from the inside-out why do human sounds seem so strange to me? pretty amazing stuff mr. G |
 | Peter Greenstone said 1408 days ago |
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great harmonics This is quite cool. Bravo, for pushing your voice so creatively. Lots of very interesting stuff going on. Y'know what I think might go really well with the vocals, a severly tuned down guitar, so the strings rattle and sound deep and loose. Anyhow, I enjoyed this. |
 | TennesseeVic said 1408 days ago |
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Well, that was, eh... different.... Actually, "throat singing" or "overtone singing" is a rather well-known technique. Check out "Huun Huur Tuu". I heard these guys live and that was quite an experience. |
 | chikoppi said 1408 days ago |
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Ambient Blues Throat Poetry I can't help but imagine a convergence of your talents in these genres. Maybe some sort of mystical and introspective journey across the vast South West deserts of America? Wild and cool! This is a great submission. I may have to tap your throat for some future project! |
 | Scorpjammer said 1408 days ago |
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Awesome A real refresher for my western-trained ears. Bravo, Gudkarma! |
I can meditate with this. I love the sound of then digirooooo!