I don't know why Robby has bats in his belly but I sure hope they tasted good!
 
As for this piece, it just goes on and on with never ending goodness. The parts are all pristine sounding and blend very well together. I agree on the synth lead...it's spectacular and fits all so well. Very enjoyable journey!
P.S. I thought of March of the Clocks as a title.

Coo Coo there's blood on the shoe...

Scottytunes
I don't know why Robby has bats in his belly but I sure hope they tasted good!
 
As for this piece, it just goes on and on with never ending goodness. The parts are all pristine sounding and blend very well together. I agree on the synth lead...it's spectacular and fits all so well. Very enjoyable journey!
P.S. I thought of March of the Clocks as a title.

Thanks for the listen and comments Scott! Glad you enjoyed this!
 
Regards,
Dan
 

Here's the graphic to go with the tune.
 

The Band19
Here's the graphic to go with the tune.
 

Robbie, I'm a little worried about you buddy!
 
Regards,
Dan
 

I enjoyed that Dan as did my ears, hints Camel came to mind as I listened.  For me the Moogish voice could have been a little more forward but that is just my furry eared personal preference.  Also it ended far to soon.
 
The mix came across really well here nice and balanced.
 
Thanks for sharing

Wookiee
I enjoyed that Dan as did my ears, hints Camel came to mind as I listened.  For me the Moogish voice could have been a little more forward but that is just my furry eared personal preference.  Also it ended far to soon.
 
The mix came across really well here nice and balanced.
 
Thanks for sharing

Camel? That's quite a compliment, though I don't hear it myself. I had another mix (not published) with the lead more forward and it overpowered the guitars and piano too much. Had to push it back. That Moog sound is very frequency-complex, plus the effects add a lot of weight to it. I'm glad to hear that 5:00 was too soon, lol!
 
Regards,
Dan
 

Oh, and I had a title for it perhaps:
 
Falling Off Adventure from a High-Cliffed Monastery with Bells in Europe.
 
Pictures of such:
#6 is about right.
http://www.decodedstuff.com/10-breathtaking-monasteries-around-the-world/
 
Different kind of song that is for sure. Sounds fine.
 

Dan,
 
Well done, I really like how the song builds and changes.  I particularly like the progression starting around 4:00, classic 70's and a beautiful vamp for your synth solo.   Very well played and super enjoyable throughout.      Postcards from Hawaii is still my fav though;)
 
Regards

What can I say, great work. Lots and lots of wonderful things to listen to, arranged and recorded beautifully. I am in awe of the talent in this room. I did think that the beginning of the song was a little too "present", or "close", not sure if that's a valid comment but just something that came to mind on first listen (not a criticism of the song, just a personal preference). I think "The Glass Slipper" is a great title.