Stranger n (Cues A & B)<-no longer exist. this became something smoother.

now formed as Stranger 'n' [1]

A itself goes into a desolate area that is subequently mollified by B, but overlapping the two works ok musically it turns out...


(the pic is about Walter Bishop solving a strange crime using his wah-wah pedal. "The key is analog de-modulation!")
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I lurve that guitar. Definitely has a Belew/Vai smell about it. The reverb is rather good too. I recognised the B section from a few days ago. The beginning of that section reminds me of some of the Rypdal or Christensen ECM stuff from the '70s or maybe '80s. This piece is moving along quite nicely.

Nice work

thank you for your support.

I think I'm going to stick with this overlap and move on to 'C' which is going to be kind of out there. The final sec. is already written and most of it recorded.

the strange thing is how the basis for all this is kind of desolate and overlaying parts on it got to go into 'pretty' areas. always the instrumentation determines style for me.

Nice!

How come soundcloud processing / conversion / compression doesnt kill your
sound quality? Fantastic depth and lovely organic sounds.

What a sphere!

Great sounds and processing on here. Looks like we're going to get a fascinating journey

That's a very interesting and organic sounding piece.

And I love that guitar at the start!

thanks people.

I don't know why it seems like SC didn't ruin the sound. I notice the cymbals seem too loud which would be a product of file compression. Glad the illusion holds...

soundcloud or not, your guitar tone is always great. cool riffage!

hey, glad you enjoy it!