post-rock solo project

[Dimes Make Dollars]

here it is (http://www.myspace.com/hooverflagsmusic)

All the instruments are done on a keyboard, and there are a lot of obvious problems with timing/the drums/etc., but I'd appreciate feedback on the rough versions. Thanks.

[Dimes Make Dollars]

bump?

[Davidson]

Hey there - just listened to some of your music on your site, after trying to get at it for several hours because myspace was being quite buggy at the moment and is only playing music on anyones profile half of the time you try and load it up.
First off I have to say excellent job on all of the pieces, although I was waiting for "Reykjavik" to progress into something extremely hard and have a nice lead solo somewhere - as soon as you hit the distortion guitar I thought "ahh ok this is going to start getting good!", although I don't think you made that section of the song long enough - it seems as if it's just a few seconds and your back into the slow paced part of the song. Other than that it sounds great - the timing like you said needs to be shifted around a bit and played to meet perfection - but other then that keep it up your doing a great job.

I really liked the hard distortion on "Silver" from the very beginning - great job on it, you definately know how to make things sound well together, and this song is quite catchy to the ear, something I'll be humming and can't get out of my head. I love the piano with the electric in the background, sounds nice together, and yet theres some haunting kind of strings in the background (or perhaps thats the bass), the timing on some of the instruments should be tweaked a tiny bit again. But I am crazy when it comes to that stuff - I always try my best to have the timing perfect when I write my own music although I know it's hard to do when you are composing it all yourself (I'm assuming it's all you playing, this is what I do with my music as well) Keep it up, I look forward to hearing more from you. Keep us posted.

[Dimes Make Dollars]

Thanks a lot for the feedback, glad you liked it.