Reviews for "Viva la Vibro Cube"
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SackJo22
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Sun, Nov 22, 2009 @ 12:59 PM
While I am no doubt biased, I am also no less impressed by how you get so many different and expressive tones out of your guitar — the sounds of the north sea, of light, and of connection. I am so glad that you are a part of The White Cube Remix Project! (but I can’t leave a recommend because we’re on the same router)
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Thank you, ‘o fellow router sharer (and why don’t I tell you this in person?).
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gurdonark
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Sun, Nov 22, 2009 @ 1:46 PM
i’m glad you uploaded the stems, because they’ll be very useful.
This accompaniment puts its finger on the pulse of the poem, and counts the beats, multiplied cubically, with a sure hand. |
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I’m glad you liked it. I did try for some kind of “word painting” with an improvised feel with a pulse that expands as a tag - though I doubt if it it truly cubed, mathematically.
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spinmeister
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Sun, Nov 22, 2009 @ 2:06 PM
You’re a madman!
And I mean that in an admiring, envious way! |
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Maybe it’s the company I keep. Guitar and Amp are tools I can work with, but recording on my laptop nearly killed me. But I think I’m getting it down.
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colab
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Sun, Nov 22, 2009 @ 3:53 PM
That’s how it’s done.
Love it. Absolutely love it. |
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I very much appreciate your comments. Thanks for taking the time.
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CiggiBurns
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Mon, Nov 23, 2009 @ 4:38 AM
This perfectly captures the ephemeral nature of white, which is never really white; of the vibration of colour; of light shimmering on snow. Really excellent, Haskel. xxxx
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Thanks Ms. Burns. Your comment reads like a poem. By the way, I have seen snow, in person, on several occasions. Once or maybe twice I even saw it fall. So, I know about snow.
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