a dream of a freaky frog on acid

... right...

you have an interesting style.

very trippy indeed. I especially liked that drum fill at 1:19 shook it up a little.

This is an electronic drum kit right? Or did you program all this? How do you record btw, what gear do you use, are you in a band, etc?

It's really good! but you know what I'd get rid of the synths or just lower them to enhace the guitars. Nice drums as well.

Pretty trippy man.Reminds me of old Floyd.

Cool

nice and ambient you could chill and smoke to this sorta thing all day long. Keep it up

Wow I feel like I was at Woodstock listening to this. Kool stuff !!!

Sounds more like a fish on acid, but it's a nice tune.

This is interesting. I liked the guitar but thought it got lost at some points, which is what you wanted I guess, but I thought in parts of the song more guitar, and maybe only the guitar, would be cool for a few seconds.

it was more of an experiment with some synths and drums in cubase, combined with my fairly new second handed Clavia Nordlead, and fooled around a bit with my MXG guitar which i sold
All mixed on partly my recorder(yamaha AW44-16), and Cubase, and Magix for remastering
tnx for comments and ideas,
Max

I do like it ... I think some eerie vocals would do nicely as well.

i really like it...mellow for me but i love the things going on here, enough to keep me interested...wish some of the synths were more prominent as a track proper, rather than just little synth sample smatterings, but overall cool tune and vibe...like to hear it go on for longer and morph into some  more elaborate structure

pink floyd and ritchie blackmores first born...
what a trip!

Present-day, not the older albums. I never could stand hand-clap effects, not even in Steve Perry's beloved "Oh, Sherrie." Instead, I use a 8 inch splash cymbal. That's just me.

It could have gone on longer, and melodically noodled more, but I liked what I heard.

Volume could come up some, I was just about all the way up on volume here. Bass frequencies traveled nicely. Lots of times, the bass stuff is hard to differentiate. I once heard that the art of mixing was to make everything louder than everything else. I heard the whole melody, and all it's parts, which was nice.

I have to get more music up here; I have two albums of experimental stuff, but I need to get them into Mp3s, and last time I tried, it didn't go. I did it once before, but not this time.

I don't know what you'd do with a singer here. Doesn't seem like the song for one.

Exactly, nicely done MaxdB

Sounds sweet dude, keep it up.