Yeah, that's the section, like that a lot.

Yes, C&V's warm retro vibe is really nice imo. Can't wait to hear this "kit"!

Thanks very much for the great comments, Geoff. Glad you liked it, and I hope you found your way home safely

Next one is slightly more modern in style. It was written a couple of weeks later

Gonna be Ersdrums and Cubix on the next one (unless I add another kit)

Pretty funky man. I like the guitar...what kind is it?

Which one?

The guitar parts at the beginning are my Ibanez Gio through Pod Farm2.

The guitar at the end is Independence Free Power Chords Combi and Cabinet

Thanks for listening and commenting, Jesse. Glad you liked it

Sunday bump. Working on 2 other tracks currently.

Olympic Final bump

very original, very unusual and very good! i really dig this one! (do jazz musicians still use this phrase?!? )

Not sure how I missed seeing this up to now - really enjoyed listening, the track takes you on quite a journey! I particularly liked the more aggressive guitar sounds near the end.

Thanks very much for listening and commenting, astrochimp. Glad you liked it

dig, cool, hip, cats. These terms are all acceptable in Jazz vocabulary.

For instance, upon seeing a particularly groovy Jazz combo:-

"Dig that really cool rhythm section. Those cats must be joined at the hip"

Thanks very much for listening and commenting, kryptonaut. Glad you enjoyed it. It's nice to get out the air-guitar once in a while

I like the tune. It's quirky but not strange, it is not too serious but grave enough, and it changes like a kaleidoscope. There is a progression that goes from light to dark through out the song but there is always a background of ominous in it. I could see a detective themed video clip to it; something that gradually makes us understand that things are not what they seem. The title is perfect.

Nice work.

Thanks very much for checking this out. Glad you liked it. I love making these anachronistic pieces. I usually try to mix up the sounds in my tracks so that maybe a '70s sound appears with a '90s-style trance synth backing over a rock beat, or something similar. With this one I went for a jazzy feel with some trance/ambient sounds and then threw the guitars on there.

I like the detective movie symbolism. Cool