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Thanks, the back story is something that would take to long to tell, I do appreciate your ears.

@whoisp Strength and a little of the force to you, I do feel and know your pain. My mum had crippling arthritis in every joint in a wheelchair at 45, my Dad had Parkinson's, my brother pi$$ed off to the US because he couldn't handle it. Use the music it is the most powerful language.

Thanks you sir. I have been a full time carer since 2006, our clan chief, my dad had Parkisons and Ms W had two very painful conditions which made her life distressing. Giving up on Ms W was the hardest thing I have ever had to do, but it was literally killing me. It was also a family decision the rest of the clan and its addpotied members all sat me and Ms W to discuss it. Thanks again for your ears and kind words.

Thank you, good days, bad days but then that tends to be life.

Nice stuff Nigel, when I was but a tiny Wooklet I visited Dorset. Listening in 2.1 nice mix.

Nice track @freddy j poignant at this time, so many people in power only seem to lie.

@RikF Always a pleasure to hear you play, you have a sweet touch. Trust you are well(ish)

Thank you sir.

Listen to the first post, sounds reasonable here. If I get the chance tomorrow I will do the comparison.

Thank you Thanks Rik trust you are healing, appreciate your ears.

Thank you Tom.

I can handle Bach, that is very kind of you Tom his music is genius. I love his organ pieces. Thank you for your kind words and thoughts.

Not quite what I was expecting. As noted interesting, pop no jazz yes, as always nicely done Steve.

And down the rabbit hole it goes. Keep it nice people and please when reporting a post make a comment. Locked

Thanks Freddy appreciate the kind words.

Thanks Daryl.

The first 2 minutes give the feel to the prelude to battle. As it progresses you get the mood change as the armies approach each other. The around the 4:00 mark they engage. Nicely done Colin.

Thank you Steve, hopefully when I get all the c r a p sorted out I will get some time to catch up on the music you guy's here are making, I miss not listening to the diverse and some of the eclectic voices that use music to communicate.

Thank you Gary, we are lucky as we do have a community of like minded people. Thanks Makke.

Thanks Andy, my furry friend helps, she doesn't speak but she does like a hug, she also gets me out the house for a walk.

Thank you sir.

Never had lesson for anything other than the House drummer from Bird Cage, a London night club, teaching me to swing when I played drums. Musical influences, anything that has made my furry ears it up, say hey this good you should pay more attention. My dad loved show tunes and some Sinatra, Doris Day and the like. My mum she was more classical apparently she did play piano before the war but that ended with that, consequently I never heard her play.. We did have a piano in the house when I was but a little Wookieelet, as soon as I could climb on the stool I started bashing away at it. Though it eventually died and M&D could not afford to save it, so one Guy Faulks it was scarified to the Gods of Fire and baked potatoes. I grew up with the Beatle's and the Stones seeing them both live in 63 and 64 respectively. The I joined the rebel alliance and fell in with strange long haired types, who sewed coloured vents in to the jeans and listened to strange other worldly music. Hawkwind, Led Zeppelin, Moody Blues, Black Widow, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple and the like, it sucked me in and I got lost on the blue smoke filled haze of their world. Then in my late teens I had a small disagreement with a road at sixty miles an hour, finally using my only furry head as brake, convertible car that rolled. The rest is history. Thanks for listening, nice to know you found this creative.

Beautiful lyric, nicely sung, understated accompaniment.

Thank you, it will take time but with my furry friend we will work our way through this.

Thank you Nigel.