the1observant

What? This old thing is jammin'? LOL, thanks man.

Thank You. Unfortunately I don't have access to my original data, nor do I have the software to break it back down. Plus I can't even remember where I got the samples from. There's no way I could duplicate this track. I'm getting old, man. I'm not much of a country fan, plus I'm a "one shot" type of person. When I finish something I just let it lay "as is" without any backups just like some painters only make one of something with no intention to repaint it. But if you still want to play around with it, then be my guest. I'll just enable the download for it. Have fun!

Thanks. I thought so too.

That's what I was going for. Thank you for the kind review. I must confess there are particular metal tones and frequencies which make me feel powerful and alive. Even if it's only for a few minutes of a track it's still a great dreamland for me. But while creating something like this I still feel the need to combine darkness with a little light, which would explain the energetic upbeat synthesis I used sparingly in the background. It's like a little voice in the distance designed to help keep things in check, if that makes any sense. I'm weird like that. LOL

Thanks. Reminds me of SURGE the soft drink for some strange reason. ;)

Awesome review. Don't make my head swell up too big now. lol. Something strange occurred while making this track. While arranging the 'gospel' voices I was daydreaming about crashing a Zionist Church gathering with this music. But then again, they might actually like it. lol. - Thanks for stopping by, listening, and giving kind words. Rock On, Rock On!

Thanks for stopping by, listening, and giving kind words. Glad you liked it. It's definitely a mystery video game inspiration. Have a wonderful day.

Thanks danke. Glad you liked it. I try to step outside the box sometimes.

Thank you. Yes, I really enjoy doing element shifting. It turns a track into an emotional rollercoaster ride, makes it less boring, and makes the track last longer. I also tend to do that when I have multiple ideas which are inspired by the sounds I hear and want to give them all a chance to live in the track. Every sound is a character in the story, so to speak. If I feel it, then I do it... that's my fun.

Glad you liked it. I want to make some more, but there's not enough hours in the day to get anywhere anymore it seems. I'll get around to it eventually I guess. Thanks for stopping by and commenting. Peace.

Cinematic??... That thought never crossed my mind. It would be very unusual compared most of the cinematic tracks on here. Even the first 25 hits can't touch this... hmmm... perhaps "Hard Cinematic"?... yeah, that sounds like plan. Too bad we don't have a slot for that. Don't really want to drown it in the Standard Cinematic Abyss, because it wouldn't be what the listener thought it was and it might get lost in there. Know what I mean? - Thanks for listening and commenting. Have a superb day.

Well, the loops came from both a Trance-pak and a Industrial-pak, but you are the first person to notice it's industrial potential. Originally I wanted to call it a TransDustrial genre, but I had to drop my stuff where it's most expected to be. I figured if it might have a hypnotic effect, then Trance is where it should live 60% of the time. Thanks for noticing it.

Oh, so that's what you call it now... psybient? I didn't even know what Shpongle was until you just mentioned them...lol. But, I'm far from them. I don't feel so bad now. Thanks!

You know, I think you're right. It's a tad bit more pop than hip hop. Hmmm. usher or justin? maybe both. maybe justin up front and usher as backup thinking about beating the crap out of justin... lol

Thank You, Thank You, 520. Wild and cool is what I like to use to pick me up, mixed with a bit of strangeness of course. I figure if I like it, then there's bound to be others who like it that way too. I can't possibly be the only tater in the field... you know? I'm glad you enjoyed it. That's what I make them for.

LOL... glad you liked it. It appears that freaky dreams inspire interesting music.

Yeah man. Thanks for the nice review. I took a trip down memory lane for inspiration.

Thanks man. I did have fun. Plus I wanted to see what my voice sounded like this way. It creeped my stepson out. He doesn't want to hear it again. LOL.

Ooops, I totally forgot to reply. Just now noticed it. Thank you for the nice review. Hope you're doing well. Peace.

Wow man, thanks! I have fun mixing things that don't normally get mixed. I guess I actually pulled it off. Yaaay!

Thanks for the review. We don't have a genre for "Plug-In Experimentals", but it is tainted with the Old Skool House I grew up with.

Glad you liked it. There's no telling what I'll come up with next though. I jump around at random.

Glad you liked it. Every piece of audio came from the game, including your favorite line there, which was the main character "Caleb". I turned on the download feature just for you. Thank you for a great review. - Blood 2 is an oldie, but a goodie. If you can find a copy, it's worth playing. You can force it to run on a Windows NT machine with an old 3D graphics card.