Ugo
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Posted: Nov. 13 2007, 08:21 |
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Quote (Moz @ Nov. 13 2007, 03:34) | I don't think you had time to comment on this track when I first shared it with you. |
No, indeed I hadn't, as I didn't have time to comment on most of your music output. I didn't even get to download this when it was track 13, because (I'm not sure if you remember this...) I jumped from track 11 straight to 15 - I was already familiar with "Precipitate" before you used it for TUoT, so I felt some kind of an urge to comment on that one before I got to the other tracks. But by then my working commitments had taken over, so I never got to the others. By the way, what happened to "Distance and Proximity", the track that used to be 8 in your original tracklist?
However, now I'll go straight on to my comments on this track...
The overall impression I get from this is a bit different from what you describe on your website. To me it sounds like I am indeed alone in the middle on the night... but at home, in bed, on a hot, end-of-summer night. The windows are open because it's so hot, and a hard, warm wind is blowing through them; I can't sleep because of something unpleasant on my mind, and the memories of the day that's just gone by are still hovering inside my brain... Yes, I know, it's quite a flight of fancy , but that's what this piece of music sounds to me. In your description you say there's an owl... but where is it?
As for the music itself, the piano part is creepy enough to set the right mood, the drums are spot-on, and the "acoustic guitar" sounds very nice too. But IMHO the best part in this is the "electric guitar"... so well written and constructed that it's achingly beautiful, almost Oldfieldian... are you trying to compete with Langdana here, by any chance?
Jokes aside... congrats, Ben. You keep improving. Keep on like this!
-------------- Ugo C. - a devoted Amarokian
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