12/11/10 04:23:48PM @brian-futch:
Very nice. Beautiful textures. Perfect for the genre. Kept me listening. Great job, Gerry
03/13/09 07:24:45PM @lyrical-princess:
Was taken on a wonderful journey during this tune.. Very peaceful, relaxing.. Loved it.. All The Best, lonesome princess
07/13/08 01:25:04PM @ked-records:
oh boy.. what have i stumbled on!!!.. this is FANTASTIC! regardless of what genre this brilliant composition is listed under..its FABULOUS MUSIC
the flavouring of the percusion and the oriental instruments and the ambience in behind to wrap this mood in a comforting blanket.
I could get lost in the headphones.. so very easily
Congradulations on your accoladesand succsesses... they are truly well deserved
07/08/08 10:41:50AM @gerry-cooper:
Thanks My friend nice to see an old familiar face around here. Give me time annd I'll find my away around.
gerry
07/08/08 09:56:39AM @self-tort:
Takes me back to my days as a kid, watching Shintaro on "The Samurai". Lovely exotic asian feel to this track. Mate, you are nailing these soundtrack tracks. What jumps out at me is the sense of space you're achieving. Even though I have no knowledge or skills of soundtrack composition, I assume that in composing for this genre there is a degree of ego suppression as the music is there to complement and enhance the visual experience rather than standing alone. Which is not to suggest in any way that the tracks are not superb pieces of music...quite the contrary. This is a really lovely piece of music. But what I'm trying to say in a roundabout way (well actually I'm trying to say it in a direct way, but just not succeeding) is that I can really see this and Night Talk working as sountrack but still love them as individual pieces of music.
<p>Been playing Guitar for so long I can't remember, still learning though. Had work accepted for Film and currently have a publishing deal.</p>
<p>I make music for the pure fun of it as any other reason appears to be masochistic. Old returning member of Mixposure who left before it dissappeared mainly due to certain members over hyping their talent. Maybe blowing their own trumpet is a better way of saying it, which in some ways is fine but much better when someone else blows it for you.</p>
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Very nice. Beautiful textures. Perfect for the genre. Kept me listening. Great job, Gerry
Was taken on a wonderful journey during this tune.. Very peaceful, relaxing.. Loved it.. All The Best, lonesome princess
oh boy.. what have i stumbled on!!!.. this is FANTASTIC! regardless of what genre this brilliant composition is listed under..its FABULOUS MUSIC
the flavouring of the percusion and the oriental instruments and the ambience in behind to wrap this mood in a comforting blanket.
I could get lost in the headphones.. so very easily
Congradulations on your accoladesand succsesses... they are truly well deserved
Thanks My friend nice to see an old familiar face around here. Give me time annd I'll find my away around.
gerry
Takes me back to my days as a kid, watching Shintaro on "The Samurai". Lovely exotic asian feel to this track. Mate, you are nailing these soundtrack tracks. What jumps out at me is the sense of space you're achieving. Even though I have no knowledge or skills of soundtrack composition, I assume that in composing for this genre there is a degree of ego suppression as the music is there to complement and enhance the visual experience rather than standing alone. Which is not to suggest in any way that the tracks are not superb pieces of music...quite the contrary. This is a really lovely piece of music. But what I'm trying to say in a roundabout way (well actually I'm trying to say it in a direct way, but just not succeeding) is that I can really see this and Night Talk working as sountrack but still love them as individual pieces of music.
Time for bed
Cheers
Brian