What does go on in this furry brain when I think I sleep

My pooch dreams and yips and moves his feet, it's pretty funny actually :-) He's a shih tzu, sweet little dog. There are few things as wonderful as a good nights sleep, and few things as miserable as a bad one. I like that synth that came in @ 2:18 and most of them actually.

Another interesting piece from the Wookie. It does have kind of a dreamland sound and feel to it, but that depends on the dream your dreaming. It also has some suspense and erupting moments. Must have been one wild dream for sure. Very nicely done.
 
Peace and Blessings, John

Thank you Robbie, that would be the Jupiter 8, the dog in the picture is our now gone Tara she had some very scary dreams when she first came to us, but life in a coal bunker and nearly being bread to death would do that to a dog.
 
Ed you are to kind.
 
John I do have some very wild dreams, I was thinking about how dreams can change in a heartbeat whilst this fell out of my paws.
 
Thank you Monty glad it sounded good.

John,
 
You have definitely captured the sub-conscious mind in this piece as I would imagine it.   Really good stuff.
 
Regards

Nice.  Dreamy.  

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Robbie I see you have been struck by the forum software's multiple post bug.
 
Here is a picture of Tara in happier days.  We took her from her previous tortures who had decided that as she could no longer give them any more puppies that she should die.  They had already had 7 litters at least out of her.
 
 

stevec
Although not physically abused per se, one of our two Labradoodles had five litters, 40 pups in all.  Fortunately we were able to convince the breeder that she served her duty and should be retired.   IOW, I can identify!
 

Good for you and she is all the better for being with a friend.
 
Tara, when not in pup, was kept in a 1 meter cubed coal bunker with coal dust for a bed, to get in she had to be lifted into this thing.  When she was doing her wallet swelling best, average of 12 chocolate pups, she was privilege to the utility room with newspaper and a concrete floor for a bed.  The chocolate pups sold for £850 each the others between £350 and £450 each.  Her biggest litter was 15 pups.  She stayed with us for five and one half years, too short a time, but she had fun and learnt to live.

I think there are times when you hit the proverbial nail on the head. I agree with Steve, this is probably my favourite tune of yours Wookiee. Well done indeed.

Thank you Dan, thank you Wayne, I surprise myself sometimes, thanks to you as well Freddy.  I not always sure where they come from sometimes I sit in front of my stuff and my furry mind is a blank and then several hours later I find I have connected with something.
 
Thanks again to you all for listening to my noise.

Oh yes, liking this a lot John. One of your best I think. Hints of Vangelis in the movement of the bass lines and some of the synth choices. Very nicely arranged track.

Hi, John,
 
How are you, my friend?  Hope you're doing great!
 
You've delivered another very tasty, well-textured piece of Electronica with many classy sounding, interesting elements taking us on a very pleasant musical journey!
 
Excellent stuff, Wook, a great listen!
 
Best Wishes,
Bob