Thank you very much! It means a lot coming from a recent addition to our Looperman family! Though the song is over three years old now, it still means a lot to me.

It is a very Looperman track, but also very much Spivkurl. I had no choice but to express myself on this one, and it worked out really well. "Anger is a gift," if you believe what RATM says... maybe sometimes it is, if used wisely.

I appreciate your listen and comment! Have a good day!

Neomorpheus, thank you for stopping by to hear this one! I've been digging up the past in the last week, and it's cool to hear new comments on this stuff!

I appreciate the compliment on the vocal track! There are those moments when something in life becomes so drastic that artistic expression is the only way to protect yourself from drastic response. This was one of those moments. It started out as just the instrumental, for the competition, but then it all fell into place when sh*t got f*(ked up.

David Byrne is something I definitely would not have thought of, and yet it makes total sense. I have listened to Byrne or Talking Heads at every point in my life which I can remember. My father even played Heads pretty obsessively when I was a child. It was also a radio staple at the time. Even stole some of their work from the library around 1992, ha ha... The statute of limitations is probably gone now. Also, I have lost any respect I had for the library since then, considering that they are participating in the quiet "book burning" of our oppressive government and their quest to change history. They throw away two dumpsters full of books and reference material PER WEEK in our city, most often in direct relation to my recent research... Native american history and US civil war history most recently, but also law reference, self help, expressionist art, poetry, foreign language, hydroponics... the list goes on. It is offensive and scary. I have been rescuing the books as best as I can.

Thanks much for your comment and inspiration!

Thank you much for the listen and comment! I have been resurrecting some older tunes on Looperman in the past week, and it's good to get some new feedback on them!

Most of the credit for this goes to the loop makers. It's not often that I compose using only Looperman loops, but this one seemed relevant.

Thanks again for stopping by!

Hello friend! Good to hear from you! Happy that you enjoyed this track. I was very sad and angry when I did these vocals, and it shows through a bit, but I still like how it turned out. Thanks for stopping in!

Hello friend, and thank you for your honest feedback while listening to the tracks! The specifics of which songs you felt a connection with is invaluable to me, so I really appreciate that! I think introducing some recent collaborations into the track list made this quite a different album than my usual, and also induced a bit of discontinuity. The minimal techno is definitely a prominent influence in many tracks. I barely knew what trance was in the 90's, and I'd say progressive trance is one of my least listened to styles of trance... not to mention that this album may be the only of my albums that didn't contain any songs which are specifically trance. It's interesting you associate "psychogenic sammich" as old school rave, as I went into it without any expectations or intentions. I've also basically never been to rave, so it's funny, I guess I went to a christian (make no assumptions due to use of this word) festival back in the 90's and there was a rave, but that's about it. Makes me happy to hear your "true classic analog sound image" reaction, as on many of the songs I was trying quite a lot to induce that feeling... one of my dreams as an artist is to at some point get some vinyl pressed of an album or EP. Thank you very much for your well expressed comment!

Ha ha! Definitely one of the more memorable comments I've gotten, so thank you for that. I honestly don't know if it was those aliens, or if the old gods are waking, if it's the crap in the air, if I live on a ley line, or if I've recently gotten magic powers. Either way, big energy lately going on and I had to let it out. Thank you for listening and leaving a comment!

That's very kind of you to say! I appreciate you taking time out to listen and comment! Hope you are well.

LOL... double post, double thank you.

Hey friend thank you much for the feedback! I was trying to be real for a change, and to get this shit out of my head. Worked pretty well for me. I still dig the instrumental, but this will be the one on my album. I'm a little lost in the mix, and I have tons of collabs that are somewhere in the process, and I think it's all everyone else's turn to send something, so I feel liberated myself in that I did my part for the moment. Look forward to hearing from you!

I'm honored by your kind words! Thank you so much for taking a listen. Hope you are doing well!

Hey thanks very much buddy! I too am quite fond of the bass. It's totally one of the most important songs to me that I've done to date, so your comment on the vocals means a lot to me. Loopmakers deserve most of the credit for the sounds on this song, so shout out to them! Thank you for listening friend!!

Hello again friend! I really appreciate the feedback! I'm very into talking heads, maybe not quite as much Devo, but I still respect what they do. Either way, it's nice of you to leave a comment! Thanks!

Hey, it's no big deal... just made me wonder. LOVE The Cure... Robert Smith is just my alter ego. At least the cops don't have my address.

Hello friend, I really appreciate the feedback and listen! "Out of the mainstream" is a nice thing to say! I love hoovers, but kind of suck at using them... so I used it as a sort of symbol. Thank you very much for stopping in!

Hello friend, thank you for taking a listen and giving some feedback! I really got lazy using my voice for several years, but I'm, trying to train myself again. Working to find other ways of inducing an artificial vibe without autotune too. I am fond of the instrumental as well, I could just tell it wasn't over... now alternately I can't tell if it's over... weird. Sorry about the lyric link. Tried to sing clearly, but it goes by quick. Thank you again! Looking forward to visiting your profile.

Means a lot to me friend. I can't even describe how strange this week, month, year...(whatever) has been. Shit was pretty much blowing up as this song came together... just pleased I got something out of it and that some people can enjoy listening. Quite curious about which group you're reminded of, mostly to see whether I'm influenced by them directly or not...heh. Thank you very much for your listen and support!

Thank you very much for the kind feedback! I have felt a little anarchic and punk recently, and that definitely carried into the song, especially the vocal take yesterday. I'm honored by your words, and I thank you!

This comment made my day, so thank you! It was all about timing with this track, I mean the timing of when I worked on it. Yesterday was the perfect moment to get the lead vocals right, and I feel like I got a decent take. Hard to accept so many compliments at once, especially from a musician I respect deeply. I appreciate the fave, and the listen! Hope you are well!

That's quite a compliment that it feels unfinished without the vocals, so thank you for that! I was trying to keep a similar ethic throughout creation of the song, if that makes sense. I always appreciate your feedback and support! Take care!

I really appreciate you listening to the new version my friend! While I wasn't drunk, I was intending on an intoxicated vibe... lets compromise and call it "skunken" lyrics. Thank you for your comment!

Hey thanks much! It's fun to hear people's interpretations of the genre, gotten moombahton, reggaeton, new wave alternative, industrial, electronic dub, cyberpunk... it's just funny I guess... I'm glad that you enjoyed listening. Still can't decide whether to tone down the vocals or not... we'll see. Thank you much for the comment!

Hey friend, thanks for the feedback! I was just thinking in regards to past looptrack challenges, this it was pretty much all loops... whatever works though. Incoherently coherent is okay by me. I'm kind of going for really tuning in my own vibe, so it's bound to rub some people the wrong way. Interesting it reminds you of some soundtrack, couldn't guess what that would be! I really appreciate your listen and honest opinions. Thanks much!

Hello, it's great to meet you! I've read your profile, and it seems we have some common goals. You may also be one of the few that has a similar amount of instruments... just interesting. You have no idea how huge your compliment is for me! Two of my classic favorite bands you mentioned! Seen NIN more times than I can count, and they are amazing. Thank you for your response and fave! I will be listening to something of yours in just a little bit.

Hello my friend and thank you for this review with it's depth. Your experience of (and experienced opinions of) the vocals is right on the money as far as I can tell. The lead vocal is one take with no edits, done today. Tried some different effects than usual in the chain, wanted a strong analog strength to it. May have taken it too far, or it at least manipulated the genre. I take what you've written as a compliment, if that's alright? I also like your use of thou! Always love cooking, and soup something I buy processed all too often. Your ideas are well taken too! Thanks!

Thank you my friend for being the first to leave a comment! The bass definitely anchors the tone and groove of the song, I still can't believe how well the two loops went together. Cyberpunk, that's great! Was sort of the essence I was trying to inject here. I hear what you're saying about the hoovers, and I thank you for the suggestion. I guess I have the hoovers almost instantly begin to be overtaken by a manipulative effect, maybe I could slow it down a little. I love hoovers, but they're so overused, so I tried to give the feel of loss if you know what I mean. So happy you enjoyed the vocals! Tried some new things vocal wise this time, and I think it mostly worked out. Like DesignedImpression just said, they might be too much, who can tell this far in? The only problem is when listening in mono, the vocoder part isn't really heard. Thanks so much for the comment and fave!