Autumn Song

[Greeny]

Google Spider Bump.

I hope the Google Spider enjoyed this Songcrafters classic as much as we have!

[Jarle]

I'm loving this. It's just what I needed now. The serenity and beauty of this is simply stunning. Thank you for the bump.

[Bluesberry]

More gentle than a glass of pure spring water........... more captivating than a chest of pirates gold......more moving than an iceberg in the North Atlantic......

[Flash Harry]

Gosh, I'd almost forgotten how sublime this was, good bump fellas

[henwrench]

I can't quite make out the 3rd line in the 2nd verse....is it me or can everyone else hear it OK?

    Sounds a bit like a Bob Dylan line or is something about something else...

        Was planning on doing this for the upcoming '90's Autotune Fest....

                                                                     deafwrench

[Blooby]

When do we get the remaster?

[Greeny]

A 90's retarded remix must be on the cards.

[Farrell Jackson]

I think the bass needs to come up in the mix......it sounds too quiet to me

Farrell

[Tangled Wires]

Interesting that a Google Spider was tuning in to this...

A spider does not have ears. Mammals hear with help of hairs that are located in the ear where pressure waves in the air are converted to electric signals. These signals are then sent to the brain and interpreted as sound. A spider hears with very tiny hairs on her legs (thrichobotria). She is very capable of localizing the origin of a sound by interpreting the movement of the air produced by that sound.

I have often been impressed by the movement of air that Autumn song generates

[danieldesete]

A spider hears with very tiny hairs on her legs (thrichobotria). She is very capable of localizing the origin of a sound by interpreting the movement of the air produced by that sound.[/i]

I sometimes wondered why old people grow hair in their ears. Now here is the answer : it's to compensate them becoming deaf...

BTW, I found a list of silent sounds on the Wiki page 64G mentionned, but no reference to our momumental Autumn Song. It wrights this though :

    This is an incomplete list of songs, which may never be able to satisfy certain standards for completeness.
    Revisions and sourced additions are welcome.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_silent_musical_compositions

smalltins of fruit should be in that list !