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Really cool sounding...
You play so well & tastefully...
I'm glad you included a link to "The Atlas of Remote" so I could compare the two...
I also really liked that collaboration. Thanks Jim so glad you liked the song. Yes it really amazed me how Robert was able to reshape the song so it could frame his vocal and lyric. Scott,
Nice to hear the original... It has a "majestic" feel to it. Distinctive.
Sound like a soundtrack for a large army heading into battle...
The Wah is cool!! Enjoyed the listen.
fj Thanks Floyd so glad you liked the song. Yes the BIAB styles and real track musicians can really be inspirational. This could be a lyricist's delight. Keep on truckin! Thanks Ed Glad you liked the song
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Nice playing Scott,
your choice of players in this works well, esp. the cello
and they are guys that I don't often hear
cool song, your guitar makes it so
enjoyed the listen,
Kenny
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Scott,
Good to hear the original again... I think you added that wah on this version?,and maybe a bit more verb on the lower guitar track.
Interesting to notice now how much quicker Atlas of Remote ended up- the pace here is highly cinematic as others noted.
Very cool.
Robert
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Hi Scott,
That's a very nice solo you did in this song! That is something I must learn one day...
And I liked you used that DOOMED-style as I did with Strnger in my house (second part).
You only slowed it down a bit more. I nearly could sing along.
Bye for now,
Hans
Thank Hans Glad you liked the song. I thought the doomed style was cool. I put up the chords and the key I wanted an just started going through the style and soon as it started to play ideas started popping into my head. Very cool software for developing tracks. Scott
Nice tasty playing - some very nice textures and dynamics - wrapped in a pretty melodic phrases.
Nicely done.
Peter Thanks Peter Glad you liked the song. Thanks Ember. Glad you liked the song Scott, this is definitely movie material, maybe a march for an emperor. Super chops, as always, but your tones took it over the top for me. Great work here.
Robert's vocal is excellent in the collaboration version.
Scott you should be very proud of the original version and both of you should be very proud of the collaboration.
Thanks Mario I am really glad you like the song. I know you like to do allot of experimentation to with your guitar and wind controller. This one was allot of fun to work on and made really special when Robert incorporated his vocal and lyrics with it..
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Really nicely done  Very well textured, and really cinematic. Very calming and ethereal as well. The way the reverbed guitars hang over the balance give it a dream like quality which I really enjoyed. Thanks for sharing!
Cheers,
Deryk
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Nice man! Love that Strat! Trippy!!
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As others have said, it's got a very cinematic feel, a slow and steady march forward. Very evocative. Thank you David Good to hear from you. Glad you liked the song. Thanks Ray glad you liked the song. Scott,
This is great. I love all the textures and layers. Has kind of a Daniel Lanois vibe which I love.
Bob Thank you Bob for the very nice comparison. I love Daniel Lanois. Glad you like the song Nice tune Scott! Very much pedal to the metal. Thanks for sharing! Thanks Joe Yes let the lease out a little :-). Glad you liked the song.
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The kind of piece that puts some ooomph in your step. Cinematic? Yes...but also the soundtrack for the best way to get through a day--calm and purposeful. Good stuff. Thanks for checking out the song Glad you liked it. This is really cool!!! Reminds me of the songs of the 70's.....the longer you listen, the deeper you get. Love the way the drums work with that melody which has kind of a Celtic feel. Wonderful work guys!!! Take care. Greg Thanks Greg Glad you liked the songs. wow scott this is awesome work love this eric Thanks Eric for checking out the song. Really glad you liked it Scott, somehow you are able to put a touching feeling in every note you play... makes it a very nice track to listen to.
Thanks for sharing!
Will Thanks Will So glad you like the song. Hi Scott,
It's great to hear the song before it became "Atlas of the Remote".
You've definitely got a knack for making instrumentals very engaging for the listener. This one was no exception.
I'm really pleased that it engaged Robert to write words because "Atlas of the Remote" is one of my all-time favourites from the two of you.
Thank you for posting this and giving us all an insight into your song's journey.
All the best,
Noel Thanks Noel for the awesome comments. After I had finished the song I was preparing to release it to the forum but thought I would run it by Robert first and see if he felt it was suitable for lyrics and a vocal. He made a few adjustments to the arrangement just like that he made the song even more special. So glad you liked the song. Scott,
Enjoyed it much. Unusual in a very good way. Got a hint of darkness in it, but listens very well.
Thank you for sharing!
Misha.
Thanks so much Misha for checking out the song. Glad you liked it...
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Nice playing Scott,
your choice of players in this works well, esp. the cello
and they are guys that I don't often hear
cool song, your guitar makes it so
enjoyed the listen,
Kenny Thanks Kenny Glad you liked the song Scott,
Good to hear the original again... I think you added that wah on this version?,and maybe a bit more verb on the lower guitar track.
Interesting to notice now how much quicker Atlas of Remote ended up- the pace here is highly cinematic as others noted.
Very cool.
Robert Yes there were a few more elements to this song that were a little different from Atlas of Remote. Very cool to compare the two. Really nicely done Very well textured, and really cinematic. Very calming and ethereal as well. The way the reverbed guitars hang over the balance give it a dream like quality which I really enjoyed. Thanks for sharing! Thanks Derek for Checking out the song. Glad you liked it. Nice man! Love that Strat! Trippy!! Thanks David the Strat is on of my favorites as well. Gets played allot. Gald you liked the song
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Late getting to the party here, but better late than never I guess!
This is really cool, Scott, well thought out and arranged.
My favorite part is towards the end with the cello with the wha-wha guitar, but it's all good.
Enjoyed!
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Late getting to the party here, but better late than never I guess!
This is really cool, Scott, well thought out and arranged.
My favorite part is towards the end with the cello with the wha-wha guitar, but it's all good.
Enjoyed! Thanks Dave Glad you like the song
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Liked what you did with this Scott!! I appreciate how you are becoming more experimental with your guitar sounds as time goes on! Keep on rockin' Thanks, Torrey
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Liked what you did with this Scott!! I appreciate how you are becoming more experimental with your guitar sounds as time goes on! Keep on rockin' Thanks, Torrey Thanks Torrey for checking out the song. Glad you liked it
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