This Ship is Sinking
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 384 posts since 28 Nov, 2004 from Freiburg, Germany
This song is slow and moody. Do you like slow and moody? Do you like this song?
Spend a few minutes giving it a listen? You might just not hate it.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/songInf ... ID=2458782
Turn on your pop up blockers and stream the hi-fi without registering. Hope this tune sounds good to someone's ears.
fjell
Spend a few minutes giving it a listen? You might just not hate it.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/songInf ... ID=2458782
Turn on your pop up blockers and stream the hi-fi without registering. Hope this tune sounds good to someone's ears.
fjell
"Your petty insults are of no consequence." --Jp22
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- KVRAF
- 8072 posts since 12 Dec, 2003 from Canada
Lovely, I like the melody, the vocal tone, the piano, strings etc. I guess the only thing I find slightly jarring is the drum track, mainly the snare sound. Don't know if it's too loud, too clicky or what? Also liked the guitar but thought there was maybe too much string noise, found it distracting.
Anyhow, beautiful piece of work, congratulations!
Anyhow, beautiful piece of work, congratulations!
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- KVRian
- 901 posts since 1 Dec, 2003
Very nice, fjell_strom!
Some sounds..some music..sometimes just a synth pad or chord puts me in mood that I don't have a name for. Sort of a "reflective wishing" or a longing for the past.
This piece gave me that feeling. I can't decide whether to use the smile or the cry emoticon.
I'm with polyslax regarding the drum track. I didn't find it jarring or too loud, it just seemed to distract from the mood you've created . . perhaps a bit to repetitive. I feel that some soft percussion, maybe a light shaker (?) might suit it better.
I'd also be curious to here the piece without any drums at all. Just the music and your voice.
All the same, I like this very much.
Some sounds..some music..sometimes just a synth pad or chord puts me in mood that I don't have a name for. Sort of a "reflective wishing" or a longing for the past.
This piece gave me that feeling. I can't decide whether to use the smile or the cry emoticon.
I'm with polyslax regarding the drum track. I didn't find it jarring or too loud, it just seemed to distract from the mood you've created . . perhaps a bit to repetitive. I feel that some soft percussion, maybe a light shaker (?) might suit it better.
I'd also be curious to here the piece without any drums at all. Just the music and your voice.
All the same, I like this very much.
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- addled muppet weed
- 105849 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 384 posts since 28 Nov, 2004 from Freiburg, Germany
Fellas, thanks for all the kind words. I always liked this song, too, but never posted it although it has been finished and burned down for months. I don't have the source files anymore and alas, it cannot be altered anymore re: take out the drums. Just have to take this one on the chin. Bollix. Best of luck in all your respective endeavors.
fjell
fjell
"Your petty insults are of no consequence." --Jp22
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- KVRAF
- 3057 posts since 9 Apr, 2003
thanks for posting this, fjell, I really enjoyed it, well worth the listen
and yes, I do like slow and moody sometimes, e.g. American Music Club
and yes, I do like slow and moody sometimes, e.g. American Music Club
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 384 posts since 28 Nov, 2004 from Freiburg, Germany
I'll horse out one unabashed bump for perhaps those who don't haunt KVR weekends. Then let this ship perhaps sink out sight into the archives.
"Your petty insults are of no consequence." --Jp22
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- KVRAF
- 3002 posts since 24 Nov, 2003 from Heidelberg&Hamburg
Lovely song, has a haunting quality, without "Kitsch" which is a fine thing. Only thing (well everyone likes something else...) I'd change is to keep the voice in the front like it is, but set the whole instruments you took "around your voice" a tad louder. But that's just me, I like strong voices (and you have a very fine voice, you know that), well, WITH the "environment" a tad louder.
But most probably most people like it just as it is. Very nice song. Anyone who likes this genre, I think, will like this. Nice ending too. I'll keep this, thanks for sharing!
A personal comment: after some night in a pub or some beer you could sing some R.E.M-type songs for me . I especially think of "I'll take the rain" from the "reveal" album, and the haunting but rather unknown slow "falls to climb" from the "UP"-album... Your voice reminded me of M.Stipe a little.
But most probably most people like it just as it is. Very nice song. Anyone who likes this genre, I think, will like this. Nice ending too. I'll keep this, thanks for sharing!
A personal comment: after some night in a pub or some beer you could sing some R.E.M-type songs for me . I especially think of "I'll take the rain" from the "reveal" album, and the haunting but rather unknown slow "falls to climb" from the "UP"-album... Your voice reminded me of M.Stipe a little.
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- KVRist
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- 384 posts since 28 Nov, 2004 from Freiburg, Germany
It's funny that the UP album had something like a cameo in my life. I'd never been into REM apart from some singles and then was lent the album one day in Norway by my flatmate as I set out to hike the nearest mountain lurking above the town beside Ålesunds fjord: Sukkertoppen. The entire climb I listened to UP on repeat and at the end of the day I ejected it from the cd player and never heard it again but have never forgotten some of the sounds. Voila.
Very glad you mentioned the ending because when I wrote it I fell in love with it for the miniscule part it plays to take this song down.
Very glad you mentioned the ending because when I wrote it I fell in love with it for the miniscule part it plays to take this song down.
"Your petty insults are of no consequence." --Jp22
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- KVRAF
- 4822 posts since 14 Mar, 2002 from Somewhere else, on principle
I thought that this was gonna be a fun thread about the Bush administration.