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Love Bomb
by Michael W. Brown - 10/10/26 08:09 PM
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Joined: Mar 2009
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Welcome to SoundCloud, Andy.
I was well into annotating your track on the site before I remembered to come back here and say that stuff on JPF.
It's a very dramatic piece with some great performances. Quite proggy but also suitable for a soundtrack, I think.
My only criticism would be that it seems a little over-compressed and could perhaps do with more variation in that respect. Mind you, that can get exaggerated when the tracks are processed for live streaming on SoundCloud and similar sites. I've noticed how the waveforms on some of mine can look and sound far less dynamically varied than the original uploaded files after that's happened. Good thing about the Cloud, though, is you can upload a replacement file in the same place without it affecting your previous stats and feedback.
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