Comments (3)
Oct 27, 2009
Nolf said...
Ohh who cares about quality it's just amazing. You can improve some song's parts a little bit, but the stuff is really good (anyways sorry for my english :P)
May 20, 2011
Giogio said...
First of all it is very good to hear familiar instruments like brass (I mean your brand shivering brass I don’t know how it is called exactly) because the one who had heard your songs before could recognize this or that composition and will be sure that the author is @Pilchard indeed. I also like the environment in the whole song, little angry and aggressive with a pattern of some kind of mystery in it. Hard not to mention the drum section, as always very difficult to create, random, energetic and very easy to listen.Well what else can I say? It is all about Lee Stacey. And it all reminds me “Amy” album.
And that is a problem.
The only negative thing I can add to this composition is that it requires some kind of … hm...Fresh air?
I hope you understand what I mean Lee, The first thing that came to my mind while listening to it was “fear and loathing (in Burgess hill)” and “Convolution Revolution”. Well I want to mention again that it is not bad if the song reminds the original author itself. But here you need something new that you have not done before. Maybe any new instrument or anything else.
It is only my opinion Lee.
May 20, 2011
Lee Stacey said...
Indeed, you're right. The flashback was intended. Based on your comments, I guess I nailed it. :)
