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3/8/2010 5:11:44 PM EST
Sputnikov
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yaaarrrgh.
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19 minutes ago
Kestrel Flies Home
unklespaz
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well I am still a little uncertain about the 5/4 bit, it seems to pull me in a weird way but i am su...
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48 minutes ago
Blinding Lights
BigHell
:
Yeah this is great.
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Kestrel Flies Home
By
Martian Ear Zit
Genre:
Classical
Weighted
Rating:
[2 Votes, 4.75 Stars]
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Liner Notes
unklespaz
[19 minutes ago]
Score:
+0
well I am still a little uncertain about the 5/4 bit, it seems to pull me in a weird way but i am sure I'd get used to it... other than that, it's nicely textrured and playful as it should be....somewhere in between the dynamics of natural forces and a seed of animation like the creator would add.... maybe a little undercomposed for simplicity- as it should be
Babar Klunj
[36 minutes ago]
Score:
+0
indeed folks...thanks for the feature....whoever said a while ago the features here are all pretty much the same type of music must have been smokin' crack. This one had been sitting in my work pile for a couple of months. I kept coming back to it, but I just couldn't find the next transition...so off to Sputnikov it went, where the mssing pieces came together. A bit of a departure for MEZ and I do believe one our better pieces. Next up....a traditional Mongolian cheese farmer vocal duet with accompanying bagpipes and taiku drums. Thanks again everybody!!
Sputnikov
[2 hours ago]
Score:
+0
thanks guys! and thanks to Babar for sending this one to me for collaboration. this kind of thing is very demanding (for me) but ultimately very rewarding. the themes, melodies, harmonies, counters, layering, not to mention the 5/4 time sig, really make you bring your creative engines up to high rpm and peel out of your compositional comfort zone. i highly recommend it to everyone.
Ruud Slingerland
[9 hours ago]
Score:
+0
Rated
Movie ready. Reminds me of Michael Nyman. Although Vivaldi is close by. Spring's a-comin'! A half star extra for the dissonant notes.
Richie Isaacs
[9 hours ago]
Score:
+0
Rated
Yes, freaking epic orchestration.
Freaking superb.
IrREGULAR ELEPHAnT
[posted during evaluation]
Score:
+0
Wow! Robert Schumann, Gooey Yummo and the entire Enharmonic Disorchestra is in absolute awe. Cleaner than clean. I love the progression near the end. Best MEZ yet.
Richie Isaacs
[posted during evaluation]
Score:
+0
Epic orchestration.
Superb
BigHell
[posted during evaluation]
Score:
+0
definltey very cool and well written. i wish the end kind of rocked out longer tho, but that's just cause i like that progression alot also in this context.
NathanWayne
[posted during evaluation]
Score:
+0
this is awesome. I like that break. starts to sound somewhat mothersbaughish.
ChrisMoschetti
[posted during evaluation]
Score:
+0
Its only a matter of time before you guys are doing soundtracks. this is wild. Very tasteful and minimal which is something ihaven't come to expect from y'all. Nice natural and sweet sounds. I'm glad you guys aren't stuck in any one gear. So nice it actually put me in a better mood. Download for sure!
GoingtothePoolhouse
[posted during evaluation]
Score:
+0
wow. this seriously travels places! that dissonant twist near the end agitates all of the right nerves. great.
Sputnikov
[posted during evaluation]
Score:
+0
honor prevents me from voting but i honestly think this is one of our best things.
balcerebon
[posted during evaluation]
Score:
+0
perfectly captivating. wonderful! this really is epic! above and beyond feature!
Spring's a-comin'!
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