Lervly. Is that like a little nylon-stringed parlour guitar there? Or just high-capo'd? Very nice, regardless. posted by chococat at 11:03 PM on
November 10, 2007
Thanks guys! It's, in fact, a high-capo'd nylon-stringed guitar. You're doubly right. posted by ORthey at 10:02 AM on
November 11, 2007
Again, great picking. You've got skills that I hope are paying the bills. posted by ageispolis at 1:37 PM on
November 11, 2007
This is another beauty ORthey. Your initial picking sounds a lot like the sound of a little hand-cranked music box my kid and I were playing with at some art museum. Very sweet. posted by snsranch at 4:01 PM on
November 13, 2007
the vocals/instrumentation brought to mind devendra banhart... that's a good thing. posted by rooftop secrets at 3:35 PM on
November 15, 2007
Fantastic. I thought I knew what was going on, but it kept coming. Might I suggestion you consider a bass & percussion? posted by erikgrande at 9:25 PM on
November 15, 2007
I love the high-capoing, and your picking is terrific. The layering halfway through creates a great sense of space. Is that two banjos, a baritone uke and a banjo, more high-capoed goodness, or what? posted by umbú at 7:31 AM on
November 21, 2007
Wow. The tone of the lyrics is so different from the tone of the music, it's quite unsettling -- in a good way. posted by Rock Steady at 6:39 PM on
November 30, 2007
A strummed banjo is a really nice sound that is not utilized often enough. Well done! posted by Corduroy at 2:02 PM on
December 29, 2007
posted by Alvy Ampersand at 12:54 PM on November 10, 2007