Well this turned out bizarre and interesting.

Beautiful stuff one must say. A bit David Sylvianish at times, at least to my ears. Many thumbs for clever use of hiccups

Very creative use of samples to create a whole new aural environment—some great sounds and textures in there. Many thanks for using my stuff in this!

Used original artwork, cool!

a shining vignette - as always inspiring through inspiration

Awesome! Captivating! Bewitching! Speckular! “Is it over already” was my though at the end.

Great how you kept sings thimple

Very surreal, good use of percussive hiccuping, gets going and becomes extremely atmospheric - I like it

You are back! Well Speck, my friend, the path you take is never an easy one but upon arrival the reward is great! The was perfectly constructed and not only was the work was indeed a simple thing in the end your work was also transparent taking us fellow mixterers along for a great walkabout. In the end I guess the only thing left to say is… Thank you!
Cheers!

I wasn’t entirely sure where this was going, but it certainly had me intrigued enough to want to find out.

Glad I did. From the mid-point where the two guitars play with Leza’s vocals around the mid-point it’s heavenly beautiful.

Eight thousand bonus points for you.

Neat-o! (That’s what I thought as it started…) Oooo…! (That’s what I thought with the hiccups…) Yeahhhh…. (That’s a summary of thoughts throughout.)

First track I’ve ever heard using hiccups!!

I thought the idea great but would have liked the parts to have stayed closer to the rhythm of the piece to make them blend better.

I really liked about halfway through when the acoustic guitar and Simple Things were going on together.A magical moment.

A great hypnotic voyage again with you.,
peace

The escape begins with confinement.

That’s what I felt listening to your work.

Congratulations.