Closer to the Edge

[Gu Djin]

From "The InSanity series."  This the second.  Musically expressing the oddness of mind.

[OsCKilO]

Cool way to start my morning!

Solid bit of stuff this!

Very calming!

[Redler]

A dreamy, instrumental psychedelic trip, Gu!! The second listening via headphones and it sounds even better! Real good job!!!

Kari

[Greeny]

Smooth psychedelic space jazz!

Interesting & soothing. There's some very nice guitar work going down on this.

[mr2kewl]

i'm at work and can only listen to a snippet of this before i get busted.

Leigh - i'm liking your style more and more.

but... then i always run slightly off kilter. 

[Bluesberry]

How many of these is there going to be, because I want to download them all and listen back-to-back.  This is classic space-rock of the highest order.  I love it.  I can't think of a single negative or constructive criticism to offer here.  Just fantastic music. 

[Gu Djin]

Cheers again all.

There are only three completed so far - but two others are in the can, waiting on decisions whether I like them enough, or their relevance to the theme.  One I've more or less decided to redo.  And the other is maybe too different - though not in a way you would imagine I'm sure - it would be the last in the series.  So that would possibly be five then.

Titles
From the chaos within
Closer to the edge
Thru a crimson lense
Nothing changes - Nor stays the same (acoustic guitar originally - but might be redone)
Born Again  (acoustic guitar and nasty distorted telecaster sounds - I really wanted a bombarde, but even if I had one I couldn't play it so!)
Thanks to all

Leigh

[Bluesberry]

Titles
From the chaos within
Closer to the edge
Thru a crimson lense
Nothing changes - Nor stays the same (acoustic guitar originally - but might be redone)
Born Again  (acoustic guitar and nasty distorted telecaster sounds - I really wanted a bombaste, but even if I had one I couldn't play it so!)

Very ambitious music here, I like your idea very much.  You don't hear this kind of thing to much anymore in popular rock music, a song cycle all linked by a theme, its a shame really.  I like what you are doing here.

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Listened to Thru a Crimson Lens earlier. What great versitility and musicianship. I'm a lover of Fripp/Eno and this would stand with them quite easily. Looking forward to hearing more. Willie

[Gary F]

A very enjoyable musical experience!! It sort of takes you away from everything for a few moments!!!
Nice!!!
Gary