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One day, while staring at my desk, searching for something new and different to compose, I decided to use the items on my desk as the rhythm section for this track. The title means "desk".

The "rhythm" instruments are: rosary beads, jangling coins, flipping business cards, a hotel desk bell, tapping the edge of my desk, scraping my fingernail against a box, 'popping' a coffee mug with my palm, open/close scissors.

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RT's: 1344 Blues Roadhouse Guitar Solo

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Hi Tano Music,
Interesting the how the song carries well through to the end, with the office equipment as a percussion. Solo works. Original for sure. I liked it.

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Tano,

Very cool and creative - I enjoyed that.

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Really well done, Tano! I love how quirky and abstract this is. Reminds me of something I'd hear on a krautrock record from the early 70's. The percussion here is outstanding and really gives it a strange but endearing pulse.

You made for a really good listen here - thanks for sharing smile


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That's actually pretty cool stuff there. Innovative.


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I really enjoyed this song. I liked the almost 'bubble, pop' sound you had going. Made it very funky sounding. Really enjoyed it. A coffee mug! Who knew. Thanks for sharing!


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Thanks all...your desktop can be your rhythm section!

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Very creative and grooving funk, the rhythm section works really well, I think I should consider making something similar smile

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This is a lot of fun Tano. Very creative and clever.Rob

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FUN
Wah wah wah wah - take inspiration from the everyday and joy in the mundane things.
Fab job.


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Loved this song. Very creative. Reminds me of kids on the corner starting a beat on a plastic pail and other joining in on various instruments. Sounds great and some very visual things going on. Guitar was very cool


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Tano,

Incredibly creative work! I can hear all the items you mention and what a wonderful job you do using those disparate sounds to create cohesion and a backdrop for the song. Very slick.

All the best,

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Janne, Rob, Ray, Scott, Deej...thanks for your comments..

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Janne, Rob, Ray, Scott, Deej...thanks for your comments..

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So talented, I would have a lot of garbage coming out of that and you make a masterpiece. Love it. Also, I hit like on the Soundcloud track, because I like it.!!!!

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Very creative!! The roadhouse guitar works perfectly. I could see this as part of a movie score. Cool stuff!! Take care. Greg

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Hmm, Tano, very interesting piece. I imagine this been in some kind of documentary or something like that.

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Hello, Tom

The office equipment percussions are very nice and cool.
The bass riff is wonderful.
The melodies played by various instruments are also wonderful.
And your desk is very colorful.
In comparison with yours, my desk seems to be a black and white photograph.
Enjoyed my listen a lot.

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I would be a very good housekeeper if my desk actually looked like that!
Of course, that is a stock picture from the internet!

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A very fun and intriguing tune Tano! Really enjoyed the quirky percussion and vibe. Well done!


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Very cool - especially the "Donald Duck"-esqe vocals. Quirky is exactly the right word.


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