Hell's Bells - For the Tubular.Net Showcase

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2011/12/13 18:42:49 (permalink)

Hell's Bells - For the Tubular.Net Showcase

Here's a new one I prepared for our showcase on Tubular.Net (the Mike Oldfield fans forum)... it's almost 10 mins long...

It's a take on Tubular bells of course but no way a copy....

http://soundcloud.com/quietman/hells-bells

Thanks for listening...

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    Guitarpima
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    Re:Hell's Bells - For the Tubular.Net Showcase 2011/12/13 21:20:07 (permalink)
    Everything sounds good. A bit boring unless were all stoned and veged out. I appreciate the effort you put in. This mix is really good.

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    Re:Hell's Bells - For the Tubular.Net Showcase 2011/12/14 13:07:08 (permalink)
    That's nice work. Very atmospheric track, love all the little details. More Gabriel than Oldfield until 2:20 perhaps, but good stuff whatever.

     
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    Re:Hell's Bells - For the Tubular.Net Showcase 2011/12/14 14:03:29 (permalink)
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    That's nice work. Very atmospheric track, love all the little details. More Gabriel than Oldfield until 2:20 perhaps, but good stuff whatever.
     
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    Re:Hell's Bells - For the Tubular.Net Showcase 2011/12/14 14:55:13 (permalink)
    Nice sounds on the speakers ....the mix sounds pretty decent. 

    I have to admit that I jumped around in it a bit. Some of it was very repetitive. The big section from 2 to 6 minutes was one of them. I have a short attention span when listening to music. If it doesn't grab me, I can't hang.

    Musically, I can appreciate the time and effort that you so obviously put into this project. The playing was excellent and the sound was very good as well. No nits that I can pick except for the repetitiveness of the music. 

    I'd probably have found it more interesting if it had been about 1/3 the length. But.... don't let me deter you from composing the music you hear in your head. After all, isn't that what it's all about? 

    Good job on the music. 

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