40 Pieces of Silver

I still need to work on the mix
 
I dedicate this to all the unfortunate souls who choose to listen
 
e soul, you the one too
 
http://www.soundclick.com/html5/v3/player.cfm?type=single&songid=13561963&q=hi&newref=1.
 
 
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I think what confuses me about this song is the use of drums that are in time when everything else seems not to be.
 
then you have a wash of other sounds and soundscapes that do not create a particular emotion coherently. The musical background is not coherent until itself. However, I think if you listened to the Doors alot you'd gain some ideas on how to create that musical feeling with discordant instruments and tones while at the same time keeping your own artistry involved.
 
The honest feeling I get with this musical piece is a bit of a monster unfolding toward me; a bit of a zombie stepping at me, dragging a leg, in a dark room and our fate is inevitable. The picture in my mind is hard to describe, but if you saw torn flesh, unfolding toward you, moving like an amoeba might, but looking like flesh does, that might come close.

Love how you (I mean you - not me) get sucked into the quicksand of the music at the end of each verse, that's a very cool, intense effect. A short piece, but really effective.

Jesse, this took me back to the sixties - I think there is some really cool sounds going on here. I like it.

Just listened... I'd love an insight into your creation process Jesse, because it really is difficult to tell which is "real" and which is virtual, if you know what I mean?
 
Obviously, the vocals fall into the "real" category.
 
Are the drums recorded live? What other elements are "performed" as opposed to being "contrived." when I say "contrived," I mean created within Sonar with a VST, perhaps automation and what have you.
 
One thing for sure, this sounds "live" to me. I've said this before, your stuff has that kind of raw, honest vibe to it. Get ready and hit record, see what happens.
 
 
cheers
 
andy

Not being a critic here, but I must say, I like the words to this tune, it's trippy, and the best way to describe it is a psychological test where social media and where their responses go you might say, or a musicians response. 
 
I like it, it's real sounding. But I must say before you feel out others you have to expose yourself first music wise. 
 
Enjoyed hearing this one!
 
 

I dunno, Jesse, it doesn't sound very "silver" to me...  
 
Thick, wild and JQS unpredictable.