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| Reggie_Pole said 160 days ago (June 1st, 2009) | |
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Ha. This kind of coke is of the -a-cola variety, surely one of the crowning achievements of modern civilization. So glad that you enjoyed my descent into rhythmic indulgence, Steve. The guitar parts were unimaginable to me. I just had to abandon the whole idea and go with what was here. Thanks again. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| Char said 161 days ago (May 31st, 2009) | |
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Well both you and Steve know what you are talking about. Synths, keys and pads..Oh, My. I just love the way it sounds. Thanks. Check out my latest song called Do Any Thing
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| Reggie_Pole said 160 days ago (June 1st, 2009) | |
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Hi, Char. Well you're half right --- Steve DOES know what he's talking about. I just fake it. Thanks for coming by. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| Boundless said 161 days ago (May 31st, 2009) | |
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Wonderful work A great composition in the genre. I was wondering. . . Where and what type of guitar you heard in it. . . In any case thanks ! Check out my latest song called Here to Hear - collab
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| Reggie_Pole said 160 days ago (June 1st, 2009) | |
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Boundless ... love that name. First, thanks for listening and commenting. When I first started this (ages ago it seems) I was thinking electric guitar and modern King Crimson -- Fripp playing some of the more pronounced parts that the Opposync synth is working here, Belew adding some long-sustain screams here and there. Many times I have started in that direction but been diverted by (1) new ideas (2) the reality that I am not Fripp or Belew, The synths started as placeholders, but gradually took the whole thing over, and the guitar idea started to fade away. Maybe next time. Thanks again. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| btransue said 161 days ago (May 31st, 2009) | |
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I've used that same hardware but the results were nothing like this. Shades of Jean Luc Ponty...it's getting louder in here. Check out my latest song called srepsihwavonknomelcitrap
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| btransue said 161 days ago (May 31st, 2009) | |
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Even better the second time This rocks! Final listen of the day. Nice choice, thanks. My ears can barely keep up. Check out my latest song called srepsihwavonknomelcitrap
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| Reggie_Pole said 160 days ago (June 1st, 2009) | |
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Too many notes. Not that I am Mozart. This is what happens when you drink too many Cokes. I very much appreciate your interest in this. Very nice comments. And yes, it is very noisy. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| Wummimann said 161 days ago (May 31st, 2009) | |
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man, what a composition! the chord and rhythm changes are great! you are insane and a genius - i've listen to it a few times before i left a comment - it blows me away! reggie pole is an own class of music. Check out my latest song called Delusion
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| Reggie_Pole said 160 days ago (June 1st, 2009) | |
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Hi Wummimann Well, coming from an insane musical genius (as you have been called!), that is quite a compliment. Just want you to know that your work has inspired me. Your recent adventures with radical chord changes have knocked me out, and I will try to keep up with you in the future. Small chance of that, but it's worth the effort. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| maxjsl37 said 161 days ago (May 31st, 2009) | |
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WOW! Rush meets Yes meets Dream Theater meets Reggie_Pole. This is incredible! So stylistic of your signature and perfectionism. Love the keyboard switch hitting. Compelling piece of art BRO! Everything is mixed to utter perfection. You need to fly out and give me some pointers! Great job D. Check out my latest song called National Bastard
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| Reggie_Pole said 160 days ago (June 1st, 2009) | |
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Some of my favorites there. If only. Thanks for your compliment on the mix. As you know, of course, it's easier to mix instruments-in-a-box than live instruments. They almost mix themselves. I appreciate your kind comments, John. Talk atcha later. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| Feter said 161 days ago (May 31st, 2009) | |
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SugarBubbleWater It rocks indeed ...very complicated and well arranged ...really felt like the golden age of the prog here ...the keys just works so well .. trippy ... ELP revisited ...thnx alot for sharin !!!! Check out my latest song called A Night With Feter feat'(Roxylee sloparts crissew johnwhitehead and Yamin AL Yamani )
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| Reggie_Pole said 160 days ago (June 1st, 2009) | |
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Hi, Feter. Very nice of you to come by and listen. Not nearly as complicated as ELP, and it's not always clear that complicating music is a good idea. Always an experiment. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| ktb said 161 days ago (May 31st, 2009) | |
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brain freeze wow, killer keys Reggie. Gentle Giant, Bill Bruford, all my my favorite flavors. Love the choices on the hard sync synths. Diggin it all. Bravo Check out my latest song called off the deck (w/Z293)
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| Reggie_Pole said 160 days ago (June 1st, 2009) | |
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Bruford. Ah, I would give up one of my vital organs to have the talent that he has in his little finger. Besides, he actually has to hit those things himself. I can't imagine that level of coordination. Thanks very much, sir. I always value your comments. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| MarkHolbrook said 160 days ago (June 1st, 2009) | |
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Very cool! What guitar where you planning? This is pretty full as it is! Check out my latest song called Never Say Goodbye - Bond Challenge
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| Reggie_Pole said 159 days ago (June 2nd, 2009) | |
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Hi, Mark. Hey, thanks for coming by. Glad you liked it. As for the guitar, I was planning some swaps. It just got too messy, and my imagination kind of petered out. But you're right. There's no room for guitar as is. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| lengold said 159 days ago (June 2nd, 2009) | |
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Fantastic All the wonderful mentions above PLUS Zappa. How on earth do you create those wonderful drums? Cheers Len Check out my latest song called Dodgy Doughnut
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| Reggie_Pole said 159 days ago (June 2nd, 2009) | |
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Len It's good to know that you like the drums, since they usually take up most of the time involved. But I like messing with drums, so I do. Addictive Drums, as always. Thanks! Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| WG said 156 days ago (June 5th, 2009) | |
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Wow Reggie... Crazy cool and still enough room left for it to breathe nicely. Even after a 6 pack of Coke you need room for a few burps... Really awesome stuff here. I don't often listen to much progressive music but glad I listened to this one and also glad I am finding my way back to MacJams. Listening to work like this makes me want to start writing again although I can't touch this kind of work. Love it, thanks for sharing it :D Check out my latest song called Clouds Go By
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| Reggie_Pole said 154 days ago (June 7th, 2009) | |
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Hi, WG Well, it's good to have you here. I need to go listen to more of your work. I thought your recent guitar piece was fantastic. So glad you stopped by and dropped a comment, even though this isn't your kinda thing. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| Daugrin said 155 days ago (June 6th, 2009) | |
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Successful The story here is very clear and clever production. The ideas are longish, challenging for my ADHD but worth the effort. Daugrin Check out my latest song called Daphne w/ Andy Wigzell
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| Reggie_Pole said 154 days ago (June 7th, 2009) | |
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Dog grin? Au contraire. My ideas are miniscule. The execution of my ideas is long and drawn out. 'Twas always thus. Thanks much. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| Daugrin said 153 days ago (June 8th, 2009) | |
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Europhile Ov' course, your ideas are small, and it takes a long time to get them a decent workout, how silly of me to misunderstand. You are correct for the times my friend. "Viva Le France," or something. Daug Check out my latest song called Daphne w/ Andy Wigzell
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| yamenyamani said 155 days ago (June 6th, 2009) | |
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ok ok dude it's so progressive ...ilike it go for it Check out my latest song called FUNK YOU
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| Reggie_Pole said 154 days ago (June 7th, 2009) | |
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Dude Thanks. I did go for it. Your approval is gratifying, since I know you're working with prog music also. I hope you will continue to go for it. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| Bob6stringer said 155 days ago (June 6th, 2009) | |
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Superlative You're in my playlist with, say, Rick Wakeman (on Yes' crazier parts, as in Relayer) and maybe some Tony Banks (of some of the instrumentals on Trick of the Tail (if that's not heresy to you as more of a Gabriel-era guy as I am). Good lawdy, how'd it take this long for me to find you here? Superlative buzz going on here. Check out my latest song called Yours and Mine
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| Reggie_Pole said 154 days ago (June 7th, 2009) | |
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Oh, now we're talking Yes? Genesis? My heroes. Let's not get carried away though. Those guys are untouchable. I am more of a Gabriel-era fan, but Trick of the Tail is still a master work. And unlike the rest of the prog-consuming universe, Relayer is my favorite Yes album (Pat Moraz on keyboards for that one btw). Very nice to meet another prog fan. I appreciate your comments. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| Calchas said 150 days ago (June 11th, 2009) | |
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Yeah boy! Kick ass drums and full on synth-madness! Too bad about the guitar. But this holds up quite well as is Reggie. Playing is great throughout. Production is fantastic! Enjoyed! Be well friend! Check out my latest song called Days Go By w/ Relic67 & Andy Mackle
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| Reggie_Pole said 135 days ago (June 26th, 2009) | |
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Thanks, Mike. Glad you liked the synthesized madness. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| bud said 136 days ago (June 25th, 2009) | |
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Really cool prog mix great drums and excellent changes. This easily could have sat in a groove as a dance track but you took to a lot different places. Obviously you're into the journey as much as the groove. Nice bass work and classic high end synth madness. Check out my latest song called Expanding Toys (Halloween Remix)
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| Reggie_Pole said 135 days ago (June 26th, 2009) | |
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Nice comments, bud. I appreciate that you stopped by. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| five_extra_arms said 136 days ago (June 25th, 2009) | |
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All Synths All The Time A man after my own heart! That bass line/sound is brutal. Sounds great with those playful synths, and I do mean PLAY-FULL! Very energetic and satisfying. Check out my latest song called Paper Sack
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| Reggie_Pole said 135 days ago (June 26th, 2009) | |
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Hi FEA. All synths .. yeah, well, that's something a little different for me. That's what happens when I get ideas messing around with Logic instead of while playing my guitar. Glad you liked it. Take care. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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| alexweiler said 82 days ago (August 18th, 2009) | |
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Reminder This one reminds me a lot of the canadian band Saga (and some nice days in the mid-80ies). Well done! Check out my latest song called Roaming (Heavy Remix)
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| Reggie_Pole said 79 days ago (August 21st, 2009) | |
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Saga used to be one of my favorite bands for the car cassette player. No more cassettes. Must replace my old collection. I appreciate the comparison, though they're several notches above anything I could do. Thanks very much, Alex. Check out my latest song called Of Two Worlds
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But, it is still a Reggie Pole signature tune with all those fine and compelling timings and skilled technical ability. The usual perfect sound quality. Leading up to that change at 0.17 is stunning following the drums. 2.11 and another amazing tempo flip, man you are the man for these arrangements. The perfectionists musician. I reckon you could become a sound engineer, it feels like you have the aptitude, ear and patience for it. What a ride, quite upbeat with lots of light created by those beautiful keys and pads. Drums and bass, are excellent, you must spend an age making them flow like that.
Top draw stuff. Never a dull moment, this reminds me of the calm before the an electrical storm. Look the audience is getting ready for your band to kick off. Didn't have you down as a coke salesman though, but i suppose maybe back in those days it might have had the real thing still lurking around amongst the fizz.