Reviews for "Picnic"
lo tag blanco
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Mon, Jul 3, 2006 @ 10:40 AM
you got me at the beat, but lost me when the lead came in
maybe it’s just because i expect things to make sense, and you’ve made a hobby of challenging that type of assumption when that pause happens at 1:15 and everything comes back in, i’m with it again… i think it’s because that guitar line is rougher, and matches the piece better well done |
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I like both the beat (from the time I morphed the sample a bit) and the Tapsa line, so I decided to merge them—I think that the second “section” at 1:15 is integrated a bit more, although it’s not such a vivid use of the guitar, and I enjoy the guitar.
It’s an imperfect mix, but I enjoyed doing it, and I’m glad to get your critique. Thanks. |
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Budapest BluesBoy
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Mon, Jul 3, 2006 @ 11:40 AM
Nice decontruction of an immaginative hard rock song…
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victor
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Mon, Jul 3, 2006 @ 5:07 PM
um, lo tag wrote my review lol
it’s ok to experiment but I don’t think you’ve quite maserterd the guitar rock thing as much as the ambient and downtempo stuff. There’s about 45 sec. in the intro that is perfectly cinematic and could just drop into a soundtrack. After that BIG solo comes in it falls the rails (for me anyway). I don’t know how to get more specific than your expert “touch” with the other genres is missing here. |
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duncan_beattie
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Mon, Sep 11, 2006 @ 4:24 AM
It does make me wonder what kind of brownies Gurd serves up at his picnic ;)
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I wouldn’t worry too much, just think Frank Zappa and the 200 Motels film
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