David Sprouse

This is the great bat-Halloween tune. First rate.

At first you sounded like paul mcartney doing *pop sprechtstimme* (if that's a reality. ) Loved your lyrics.

great lay back music, no worries in the world!

Stew-art copeland? Are a drummer? Other musicians don't have the rhythmic vocabulary you have. Really like it.

Thanks Daryl! :D:D

Speaking of space, great use of it. On my woofdales it sounds like it has depth and height. As far as subject matter, it sounded like you may have decoded the royal cipher.

builds nicely, red. thx

Listened again. This time reminded me of Mass turnpike in winter with snow piled high on both sides.

EVerything about this song is well done. You have such a gift.

sounds good. Jocose. You two must make the church choir fun.....

Hi Kaustub m. joshi, Really enjoyed your monumental work. Lots of emotions with this one. How did you create your cymbal rolls, they sound great!

Hi Tom, This is a classical guitar piece by Francis Poulenc. It's nowhere near the greatness of de Falla's venture into guitar writing, but I like it . I took a lot of liberty with timing. Thanks for listening and thank you hidden for the advice.

Good to see you wookie! How are your furry paws?

Hidden can you give me a couple things in this piece as recorded that would be impossible for a real brass player to replicate? I'm not an expert at all on orchestral instruments and sometimes write impossible things. Thank you so much for listening. Douglas, long time no see! Thanks for taking the time to listen to this.

I've always been influenced by the sky. Portland is beautiful when it's sunny. I'm used to grey skies. zero sum for those who hate, really good lyrics douglas.

Really enjoyed this, thanks for posting. I used to be really into lee ritenour, larry carlton type music. I even had an autographed picture of them on my wall. Makes me want to pickup the gtr again.

when asked *to what do you attribute your great musical sense.* Horowitz said: *the pauses*. He was definitely right, you use the pauses the right way. Silence is such an important part of it.

Bjorn Sweden is definitely IN these days. I think I know the connection. Really fantastic sense of harmony and pleasant to listen to.

another great one Freddy. What did you use for the reverb? It sounds like a really short slapback, but is it an adjustment to the predelay of a reverb?

This reminds me of pre-christian bob dylan. :D:D another great one jesse,

Thank you for listening amiller!

Fixed!

Hi Bjorn, it does sound a little sad. Maybe I should have said improvised more than rubato. Thanks for listening!

Hi Tom, I tightened up the entries and exits on this, it sounds alot better. It's a string trio. Thanks for taking the time to listen!

It is kind of sad, or bittersweet. A lot of these old irish tunes are kind of wistful, or even remorseful. Must be all the guilt!