I love the haunting tone to all your work. The percussion you've chosen particularly underlines the feeling of the piece. Well done. posted by l33tpolicywonk at 7:05 PM on
March 7
chococat, not ONE of your songs has left me feeling untouched. THIS particular song strikes me down. My very thin and pitiful soul can only take so much.
I must go pace in my garden now and reflect upon... posted by snsranch at 8:52 PM on
March 7
Beautifully mournful. That almost sounds like a kettle drum...? posted by Karlos the Jackal at 4:03 AM on
March 8
I waver between wanting to take up a collection to buy you one of those special lights for people who live without enough daylight during the winter, and wanting to withhold such devices from you because they would prevent you from being blue enough to write such a lovely song. posted by umbĂș at 9:12 PM on
March 10
This is really good stuff. Thanks for sharing. posted by saraswati at 5:27 AM on
March 11
Extraordinary. The recording is so warm and the guitar playing so tight and well captured. The vocal performance is excellent as well -- I've been feeling your vocals more lately. But most importantly, it's another killer song with what record executives (R.I.P.) would call "replay value." If they had any sense at all, that is. posted by edlundart at 2:37 PM on
March 11
I am actually working on a song at the moment that would sound better you singin' it than me.. :)
this, by the way, is flamenco awesomeness. Your productions are always so lush and tight. Thanks for writing music and putting it here. posted by By The Grace of God at 5:29 PM on
March 12
chococat, how many talented people's souls did you have to steal to become this talented? I'd wager it would have to be somewhere in the millions, right? Because this song is clearly the product of either one million dark, tortured, talented souls, or one extremely talented individual.
Ah fuck it. It's so very obviously the latter. You're awesome dude! posted by Effigy2000 at 2:51 PM on
April 29
posted by The World Famous at 9:32 PM on March 6