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Cool. The opening vocals gave me a distinct Pink Floyd vibe. Liked and subscribed. Jeff

Very atmospheric and enjoyable. Any idea what she's singing? Jeff

Beautiful. I can see myself relaxing in a smoky club while listening to this. Well done.

Sounds great. Loved both the vocals and the guitar.

That was fun. Not sure how you managed the 25/8, but you pulled it off and made it work.. Well done!

Thanks. I really appreciate the critical listening and feedback. There was some crackle around the 2 minute mark. I have updated the video and I think I got it all.

Thanks. I found it amazing when I was browsing the NASA sight how many wonderful images were there. It's pretty awe inspiring. Some of these pictures were taken almost 50 years ago.

Thanks. I appreciate the listen and the feedback.

Thanks! My nine year old pointed out right before I was about to post the video that I got one of the names of the moons wrong, so I dodged, that bullet

In case anyone is interested, here is the original, To the Outer Planets. It's nice to look back occasionally and see where I was a few years ago.

Not too long ago, I played both the PC Games, Hollow Knight and Ori and the Will of the Wisps. In addition to being incredible games, they both had beautiful soundtracks. I was trying to write something that captured the feel of those songs. A few years ago, I wrote a tune called To the Outer Planets. For reasons known only to Google's algorithms, it has recently racked about 40,000 views. So. In a shameless bid to take advantage of that, I have named this one Among the Outer Planets. As always, I appreciate any feedback you might have. Also, this was inspired by the planet themed songs that were being posted by Wookie and others not too long ago. Jeff

Thanks for listening and the comment!

Awesome stuff. Congrats to everyone involved.

Lynn, thanks so much. The comparison to Joplin is humbling. I've only got a few solo piano pieces but here's a ragtime I did what seems like ages ago now. I also did a version with some percussion and horns.

I'm really liking this series. Something about the opening put me in the mind of Clockwork Orange. My favorite part was around the 3 minute mark when the rhythmic synth kicked in followed by the call and response.

I do like it indeed. That's the way the blues is supposed to sound!

Impressive! I really liked that.

Thanks so much freddy! I was trying to pull in a lot of different styles that influenced me. Hope it worked!

Very nice. I have never heard of Thomas Tallus. Thanks for sharing. I'll have to learn more about him.

Very impressive compositions. Did you record these? The sound like maybe they are little too quantized and could benefit from some humanization.

Very cool. The Indian percussion sounds great.

Sounds great on my super cheap headphones.

I really liked the arrangement. Guitar sounded great. I do agree with other comments that the lead was maybe a little too quantized.

Very nice. I like the overall feel and vibe and vocals sound great. Around the 3 minute mark or so i was wanting some more variation of new elements to enter the mix. I felt for the length some of there was a little too much repetition. Overall well done!

Thanks so much! It's a piano library. I used the Grandeur from Native Instruments.