in the club

[OsCKilO]

This is a painting by Sam Jeffreys Called "in the Club".....





Sam's Paintings have a lot of explaining to do....Too Much music coming from them!

[Rickocaster]

I like it just as it is. Makes me relax and think random thoughts (in a good way). Love the timpani beat throughout.

It would be cool to see what someone like Satch or a good soprano sax or oboe player could do with an instrumental solo, but that would make it a completely different experience, so if you go that route I hope you'll keep this original, too. The spaciness is very thought provoking.

Very nice, and refreshingly original.

[fenderbender]

thats nice -that would make a nice soundtrack for a movie-tv series -
its just blxxxdin great

[Ferryman_1957]

Like Rickocaster, I actually like the processed sounds here, they work well and create a very atmospheric piece. Great mood here and also great depth. Another excellent piece of work.

Cheers,

Nigel

[scottieD]

easy listening in the best sense of the word...I have bad nerves, and I find this very soothing and...tranquil.  and I like the vibe as is.

[Wiley]

Very interesting.....................

[Owen Bourne]

You are all so nice I can't take it!

Music is based on the Jefferys painting as was 'crackheads' and several others: the paintings are to be projected onto a big screen cinema style.

I'll put 'colourful paranoia' on today!

ta guys much love

[corryhully]

great. chords are backwards i take it ! love the way it cuts at the end of each. great on its own, i could imagine sublime orchestrated. thanks

[Oldrottenhead]

keep em coming owen, love the painting osckillo where can i see more

[Owen Bourne]

Yes I go through the chords then take out treble then take out bass then put backwards or mis-align them type thing. That's the general idea. I didn't plan for the cut offs that's the sound samples but it adds something new so fine!

It's supposed to be the come up off e's but stretched out; like dancing in slow motion.