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Disappointing to see so many unanswered threads :cry: I'm equally guilty, I think this is the first time I've signed in here in....well, at gotta be a year, maybe more. Anyway, if anyone remembers me, I'd be honoured if you'd take a listen to my newest track. There was a time when I spammed on here ...

allo,

long time no speak,

long time since i posted a track here too, but i'll soon fix that:

http://soundcloud.com/projectseven

2 tracks available, would appreciate a listen/comment.

cheers
D.

Thanks for the listens chaps. Stephen, shame no one's about, sorry to hear that. Hopefully they'll be back, I'm sure they will, nice bunch on here. Candle, do you mean the arp at the intro? It's MOSS in the Triton doing its job nicely, had the Triton for about 8 or 9 years now, still doing a job for ...

long time no speak!

first tune in 2009, hopefully it's agreeable:

Breaks/downtempo, quite dark and light at the same time. Sort of.

contradiction - projectseven @ http://www.p-7.co.uk (bottom track on the page)

I'd appreciate a listen,

hope all are well.............


cheers
D

hi sioux and dr who! sorry for late response, Im in Japan and can only get to a computer now and again. Appreciate the listen dr, means a lot mate. Glad you liked Seer, i was having doubts about it. Sioux, hopefully you are right on the renewed energy bit, bit static for ages so its been nice to ...

Appreciate the listens guys, I'm going to edit the original post as that host is terrible and I've signed up to Music2v.com

cheers
D

Hello! :D Long time no speak/read, hope you're all doing ok. Up until this month I hadn't finished a tune in over 2 years (!!) now that's what I call writer's block! Seems I'm over it though as I have done 3 pieces in the last couple of weeks. They are all quite heavy and dark, so there's a good ...

I like it a lot Rabbit!!

Lots of nice bouncing percussions here, there and everywhere.
I like the female vocal sample too, nice touch.

The pads/soundscapes are nice too.

This is the first music I heard from you for a long time and you have got much much better!

Keep it up mate
Dave

Just got home from work and caught the 'juicy bits' on the news. Gotta say, from what I saw I'd have to agree with you Greg, lots pf humming and harring, stuttering as his brain cogged into gear. Bush looked especially flummoxed when Kerry caught him out on the 'Attacking the enemy' quote when ...

GregC wrote:
Bush reminds me of a father taking the family for a Sunday drive in the car. He continues to get lost while driving but insists he needs no directions or any advice. Just trust him.

Great analogy

Looking forward to seeing a few of these debates, when is the next one?

I had to come back too. I would like to talk directly to the members from the States here... I think there is a common misconception within certain quarters of the US public that attacks on Bush are attacks on America. This simply isn't true. Within Britain there is a great respect for the USA ...

I'll say it again. The people of the USA will vote Bush 4 more years in November. And thank God, other countries can't vote. We'd end up with Michael Jackson or Michael Moore... Or Arnold Schwarzenegger. heh heh, sorry I forgot, he's a leading politician now isn't he. Which party? Give it another ...

cnegrad,
I didn't post that statement in an attempt to insult you.
I genuinely do find it supprising that you support Bush and the war.

I think one thing the west (not just the US) could do is share the wealth a little more. I'm not supprised people get fanatical when you look at how we live compared to the average human being in Afganistan for example. A bit less greed on our parts could go a long way towards a peaceful solution ...

Mchale,

it's not bashing the US, it's bashing Bush.

The world is laughing at him, laughing hard, till it hurts, he's a fool, and has NOTHING to offer your country.

Wake up and realise.