Seriously, though, we're just blessed to have you posting here.
Seriously, though, we're just blessed to have you posting here.
This is the best parody/tribute of Christopher Nolan as a whole that I've ever experienced.
I love the concept of this, but there's just not enough to it. A twelve second loop gets pretty grating after six and nearly a half minutes. I really did start off thinking this would be great, though, as I felt it was the start of an amazing piece, but it never moved on from that. You never took it past the prelude, and that's where this fell disappointingly short. You've prepared a lovely dish, now put some meat on it.
Its supposed to tease and leave the listener wanting more. Sure its not a Disintegration loop 1.1 but who can recreate a track like that hehe. Thanks anyway for your words. I love getting people to think and share there toughts
Very "Digital Music Box of the 90s" vibe to it. I like the simplicity of the loop, and I catch on absolutely to the tones of childhood, especially for those of us who grew up during the rise of computer technology.
This is absolutely incredible. Words escape me. 5/5
Finally! It's good to hear from you again!
I don't know if there's much I can say that Spike hasn't already. I did see what you did there with the dissonance toward the start of the last third of the piece, and it was pretty clever (intentional or not, it was cool). It felt very much like being ripped out of a dream, that initial shock of realizing you're suddenly not where you were followed by the calm but unsettling stillness as you try to remember where it was you were. You've got a real knack for capturing sensations like that and bottling them up into compositions. Keep at it.
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