Description : I would call this bull fighting music, rock is the closest thing for genre. I used a handful of percussion loops made by planetjazzbass and a special thanks to Thethanx for the custom harmonica tracks, thanks guys!! I added a few cymbal hits, tambourine and a vibraslap to a couple acoustic tracks and a bass track.
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Well call me a big ignoramus but i don't know what a toreador is. Souns like something that you might get served along side a taco or something. I'm guessing i'm in the right area as it does have an air of "Desperado" (brilliant movie with Antonio Banderes)
Everything has gelled together niceley unlike the hole in the wall i just made attempting to do some D.I.Y.
Really like the vibe of this piece, are you using metal buckets for the persussion? It's very inventive.
I'm glad i dropped in for this as it's a great style and i think you should do more like this.
FR
Wayne...agree with Evan, this is soundtrack music from the first class...I imagine an American-Spanish-Mexican cooperation with Tarantino, of course...fantastic atmosphere flying around this small 3 minutes...
This very much sounds like it came from Desperado, or Once Upon A Time In Mexico. The whole thing is great, but I like the intro the most. The sounds of preparation, always a nice addition.
I write a lot of western/latin sounding songs and this one is just like you described it. That intro blew me away when I was putting it together. Then I asked myself, "where do I go from here?" lol
wow,Wayne, talk about painting a picture. This has such a great cinematic feel. Brings me back to those great Sergio Leone's films with Clint Eastwood. The mix was the best use of my speakers today, this track is mixed to wrap right around your head.
The only thing that would improve this is if the smell of Gunsmoke, leather, Whiskey and Cigars started to come out of my monitors.
Faved!!
(p.s. thanks for catching my slip-up the other day and saving me even more embarrassment)
Awesome awesome awesome! Definitely a bullfighting or cowboy riding through an open desert at dusk song. You did a great job arranging the percussion loops and beautiful guitar and bass playing. The harmonica adds to it perfectly and overall a moving piece.
I like your awesome review! Thanks, I agree, everything just works together, the loops and harmonica were great!! Thanks to the talented people here making them too!
Had to hear this one twice! Love the intro! Your guitar and bass work is fantastic, as usual! Good to hear TheThanx's harmonica in there, it fits right in! Those percussion loops are awesome, they work perfectly for this style! Totally awesome intense song! Faved for sure!
Thanks for checking this out. All the loops were great, I chopped and edited some to get them to fit where I needed them but they were exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks John! My mixing is getting better so my mastering is easier, the result is better sounding productions I guess. Planet's loops were great, they really set the tone I think.
Hey John, thanks for the nice words, I'll swing by soon and listen to more of your great music!
Happy holidays!(i like your avater, now that's what I want to find under the tree!)heehee
very unic piece of work spanish feel or latin feel any way this one got my attention all the way and you bring to me the scene when the bull is comming out of the gate , i love the harmonica tracks, cymbal hints and tamborine fits well,what elese I can say exellent job congratulations
I don't know how I missed this track earlier, but this is great. Everything flows together nicely and really tells a story/sets a scene, which is very powerful in my opinion. Good job with this one.
As a Taurus, I find this track completely offensive!! And you better watch out, I'll gore you with my horns!! haha, just kidding, Wayne. I am glad that after my long absence I can come here and listen to new tracks from you. Hopefully I will stick around this time. As for this track: you have a serious talent for arrangement. You really know what works together and what doesn't. Keep it up!
This reminds me of my youth in Wyoming, when it was legal to drink at the ripe old age of 18, and some of the nights I spent in the Silver Spur Bar. Man, what a nasty place that was, but the beer was cold and cheap, and that was all that counted.
The place was full of cowboys all the time, smoking Pall Malls, reeking of horses. Deep lines etched in their faces as they stared into their drinks. These were real tough guys that would just as soon kick your you know what as look at you, hahaha. I miss those times.
Thanks for bringing back my youth, if only for 2 minutes and 53 seconds. A masterful job.
I love when music takes you back to a certain period in your life, certain songs do that for me too. I can't hear Jose Feliciano's version of Light My Fire without it bringing me back to a child of about 4 y.o., sitting in the backseat of the car waiting to pick up my Dad from work.funny.
Great composition! I can feel the western/mexican fevers for sure! Really well built up, between the tension and suspense while the torero and the bull are fixating each other, considering their next move, and the confrontation itself when the beast is charging...
Great track!
Wonderful composition, Wayne. El Torero about to enter the ring. Just before his ghosts and after praying to the Virgin de la Macarena. In the square, waiting for a morlaco of 500 kilos of Valdeamor livestock. Great ...
Hey Wayne..man this is so south of the border it tastes of salt and lemon!it might be worth pointing out before I go any further that "The Western" demographic is hard wired into my brain,has been since I was a kid.....love the whole motif running through this,it's traditional Sergio Leone in some aspects but also has a contemporary darker crossover hovering around the periphery..Thanx's harp fits in very well and the guitar is straight from the cantina!great bass as well!.....I also like the space within the piece,lending the listener ample scope to experience the whole soundscape..great work.Love it!..cheers Dave :)
I know what you mean, I'v always love the music in western movies, especially in Sergio Leone's. Appreciate the loops, they were fantastic and really are a big part of setting the mood and impact when they kick in so thanks a heap!!
Wow, first of, I'd like to say I love the atmosphere thats going on in this track, I love the percussion, this has a latin feel, yet also a western feel to it. This is an amazing track, sounds like it could be used for a movie! Thanks for uploading this, I'm definitely faving this one.
Wow Humps, way to turn my sloppy recorded nonsense something sweet! I'm impressed at how good you make me sound! I LOVE pjb's percussion... I might have to check out that loop. Very cool western theme. This is the kind of track I'd love to hear live. fav from me as well.
Thanks so much for finding the time to put the tracks together. They were great, did very little ouside of some chopping and fitting the parts. Perfect volume too, give yourself some credit!!
I've smell the sweat from my shirt and I feel the hot desert breeze in my face as I light up my thin cigar – let the bull come...
You are a master in making the scenes, there should be a Wayne category. Splendid, my friend.
/pmk
Great job man this track is sick, faved easily, Good to see another Mass native; I'm from Dorchester. This came out great, fantastic production, love the Spanish guitar and the harmonica. Keep doing your thing my man.
Man so love the intro here, epic, sure does have a Spanish feel to this one, mate so in awe of your tunes, early morning here this is just the tonic to get me moving to go to work, love the percussion/tamberine, very good fx, as always great guitar, this is one magic piece, only thing I reckon a couple OLE'S through track would suit it so well...Massive fav this one my friend...Peace n Respect...Estefano...
Hey thanks Estefano! You know I was thinking of putting in a few Ole's but held off not knowing if it was too much. Maybe I will go back and add a few!!haha
Hemingway and Morricone having a deadly grappa-drinking contest in the heat, sneaking shots to the bull under the table. Death in the afternoon, rugged and dusty as only theHumps could deliver. They'll be looking for you, all three. Leave town now, Wayne. Don't be a hero. Take off the red sombrero at least. Ah, it's no good even trying to make sense to you.
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Description : BIG UPDATE 26/02/2014 - So, this was an 18 min track that I have now successfully split in two. 2nd half I uploaded a few weeks ago (Things That Should Always Be, with the bouncy 2 min reggae intro). This is the first half, which has a new mix, a mega chill, meditative ending and a little jazz thrown in for good measure. Takes a few minutes for beat to really kick in. Constantly evolving electric guitar, bass guitar, acoustic drums and lead banjo driven by fat, busy 80BPM grooves with a bit of a reggae and shuffle feel. Also: synth choir voices, dulcimer, violin, cello, shimmering pads. Builds up gradually to nice and rocking and then gets taken back down for the big comedown chill. I really don't know what sort of genre this is except 'far out'. I think it sounds more like a live band than one guy playing instruments and manipulating a DAW. Not my best track but a bit of blissful, sunny island fun. Real positive vibe here so I hope you give it a chance to unfold and unfurl. Sit back, clear your schedule and immerse yourself in these trippy sonic experiments cooked up deep in my off-planet underground laboratory. I have to send the MP3 to Earth via space courier (not cheap).
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Everything has gelled together niceley unlike the hole in the wall i just made attempting to do some D.I.Y.
Really like the vibe of this piece, are you using metal buckets for the persussion? It's very inventive.
I'm glad i dropped in for this as it's a great style and i think you should do more like this.
FR
I used some of planetjazzbass's loops, that is the metal buckets you hear. The percussion loops inspired the song.
Thanks, I like doing this kind of music.
Wayne
Awesome track, was good to listen it, Danke
Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
Wayne
Evan
I appreciate that you stopped by. Thanks Evan!
Wayne
Wayne
Love the quitar and all the elements mixed into this!
Keep Em Coming!
Cheers
Kenny Lee
Wayne
This one is more than good...!
Wayne
Wayne
The only thing that would improve this is if the smell of Gunsmoke, leather, Whiskey and Cigars started to come out of my monitors.
Faved!!
(p.s. thanks for catching my slip-up the other day and saving me even more embarrassment)
Good looking out!
Toby
Wayne
Wayne
Thanks for checking this out. All the loops were great, I chopped and edited some to get them to fit where I needed them but they were exactly what I was looking for.
Faved and downloaded
John
Hey John, thanks for the nice words, I'll swing by soon and listen to more of your great music!
Happy holidays!(i like your avater, now that's what I want to find under the tree!)heehee
Wayne
all the best
silvestre
Wayne
horns, ok, I'll leave that one alone...haha.
Thanks so much, you are great, look at all the reviews you just gave me. Thanks for the nice words.
Talk to ya later,
Wayne
The place was full of cowboys all the time, smoking Pall Malls, reeking of horses. Deep lines etched in their faces as they stared into their drinks. These were real tough guys that would just as soon kick your you know what as look at you, hahaha. I miss those times.
Thanks for bringing back my youth, if only for 2 minutes and 53 seconds. A masterful job.
Thanks for stopping by,
Wayne
Great track!
Wayne
Cheers!
Wayne
Wayne
Wayne
Glad you liked it, appreciate the help!
Wayne
You are a master in making the scenes, there should be a Wayne category. Splendid, my friend.
/pmk
Wayne
Peace,
Chris Mac
Take care,
Wayne
im feeling the cultural sounds a lot,u really did this track a great service.
Wayne
Man so love the intro here, epic, sure does have a Spanish feel to this one, mate so in awe of your tunes, early morning here this is just the tonic to get me moving to go to work, love the percussion/tamberine, very good fx, as always great guitar, this is one magic piece, only thing I reckon a couple OLE'S through track would suit it so well...Massive fav this one my friend...Peace n Respect...Estefano...
Take care my friend,
Wayne
Death in the afternoon is also a great song by Havana 3 am, Paul Siminon's band after the Clash broke up. That is a bull fighting song too.
Thanks Michael, appreciate you stopping by!