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#1March 25th, 2007 · 07:21 PM
176 threads / 26 songs
2,342 posts
United Kingdom
Crossin the states
*
Score: 83.3%
Rank: 1st
Battle: 2007-05


ENJOY THIS ITS LONG................




lol
kersplash
the fishy one
LEAVE A COMMENT IS ALL I ASK

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#2March 25th, 2007 · 07:40 PM
128 threads / 44 songs
2,814 posts
Puerto Rico
I love this swordy I love the way is put together.Is come a long way.
mix is really good to man!
Gets vote
Splosh
Wow the 5:44 amazing You're my Idol man!
#3March 25th, 2007 · 07:40 PM
119 threads / 90 songs
258 posts
United Kingdom
Nostalgia... begining Thomas The Tank....
on drugs!
Lots of interesting sounds, lots going on.
Its a bit mad isn't it!? Its uplifting.
Where did you get all those shouty voices from!??

I like the sad tune halfway through.

OO them bells are awesome, I like it very much from 7.30-til about 10, that bits really nice, and I really like your voice when the main ska type bit comes in. Its like electro ska! Awesome. I'm a huge ska fan, I wish I could do stuff like this! Maybe you could make a little ska influenced track for me to sing on one day...? Hehe.
Its like a mini opera! How long did this take to do?
Production quality is just fantastic.
You need to find someone to do a video for this. Like a short film. That'd be awesome!
#4March 25th, 2007 · 08:02 PM
30 threads / 5 songs
757 posts
Australia
woo whoooo
Send a copy to Ringo ,Talking books are after you mate .......oooooo a train coming peter pan man..
Great concept and fun latereral thinking , incorperating story line with such variety of  music,motivating and fluid journey ....I love it.

Time to quit ure day job and follow ure true calling Swordie .
Structure and atmosphere tops I',m really enjoying this.
& they say what good evercame out of Newcastle .
Well here in Australia Silverchair ....and in the U.K could be you my friend.
Hey mon doobie up .



Yatta heey .
#5March 25th, 2007 · 08:26 PM
119 threads / 90 songs
258 posts
United Kingdom
re: woo whoooo
blakhatz wrote…
Send a copy to Ringo ,Talking books are after you mate.

Hahaha...!!!!!! 
#6March 25th, 2007 · 10:56 PM
65 threads / 2 songs
1,062 posts
United States of America
Im not sure what to say about this....Very original...very good.
#7March 30th, 2007 · 03:01 PM
160 threads / 33 songs
1,965 posts
United States of America
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWW!!
Man there is a lot to digest in this  Love the narration....with the train whistle and train sounds coming at ya how great is that.!!!!!!!!  This is  ...well  .... I don't know how to describe it.  you have done something extra with your music and ideas.  Love the change thing with the Indians ........wow I have this cranked up it's too cool. the tribal drums and indian singing is very cool ,.....pushing the hell out of my spkrs too. lol
 
Ahh into the next phase (typing as I listen)  oooooh sounds like a movie soundtrack. oh changes again nice couple of changes into the wolves of chicago .......... and I thought my songs were long. lol I like your voice and the groove of this. The Wolves Of Chicago by itself is a fine song.....................ah into the other part ... skyliner  love the solo on this one.  ahh ha ha ha  "did you like that ..your gonna love this"   love this . like it the first time I  heard it.  like it now  tooo . 

Great song . You should be writing stuff for movies and plays.
Gets Highest vote for originality and thought. plus good song
#8March 30th, 2007 · 03:06 PM
55 threads / 30 songs
1,558 posts
United Kingdom
Thomas meets Ivor
Seriously wacky stuff Mr Fishman!
As much as anything, this says loads about what's going on inside your head (I bet a drink helps now and then)!

So, as far as a review is concerned - it's a musical journey patchwork.  Excellently put together, from the comic through almost Beatle-esque subtle complexity, to well executed Ska. 

Fab stuff!

Good clear recording; instruments well played; good blending of instrumental sounds; and all constructed in a thoughtful way.

I like it
#9March 30th, 2007 · 06:34 PM
23 threads / 20 songs
235 posts
Canada
ya
ya ah ha ya ya ah ha ya, that's hot! like it a lot! You;re right it is long ! holy! congradulations again on your wedding! yay!
#10March 30th, 2007 · 06:41 PM
128 threads / 44 songs
2,814 posts
Puerto Rico
You r the master FISH1
Kuddos! Heard it again just in case I missed something!
#11April 9th, 2007 · 02:56 PM
6 threads / 6 songs
63 posts
United Kingdom
COOL
This is awesome Fishy friend.  A hell of a lot of work but well worth it.

I look forward to your first full length symphony.

Well worth listening to all the way through, can't believe it is over 12 mins as the time flies by because there is so much variation.

PRG
#12April 15th, 2007 · 10:16 AM
131 threads / 114 songs
295 posts
United Kingdom
Wow... this is amazing, so original yet so kick ass at the same time! combination of sounds it amazing, love the organ and the way it progresses, definately one to download... 99%


W O W!!!!!!!!!!
#13April 18th, 2007 · 07:01 PM
37 threads / 19 songs
618 posts
United States of America
hmm it's here!!
ya know, it peaks interest and initiates thought..  does give a
new almost renewed glamor to toolin cross country, no matter
what the form of transportation, on a journey to a specific goal.
arriving in style, to twist an already knotted phrase.  I have only
recently seen a beautiful example of this mind set when my aunt
and her boyfriend drove out to this part of the bible belt from
grants pass, oregan... and then was off again to return..  they had
a couple of kewl lil point and click digital cameras and a few
memory cards to fit... got some breath taking shots too..
see, a song that inspires someone to break out and fly away
in thought is without a doubt a good song... can't argue with it
and I ain't gonna..  if I argue with myself, very often I loose!


blessings,

Dan...
#14April 18th, 2007 · 08:06 PM
29 threads / 14 songs
355 posts
Poland
Quite a journey you've got here!!!

Firstly, love the samples and the way u have used them - they sound excellent.

Secondly, I love the fact that you did not feel constricted or confined by any kind of 'form' and you went for what is not a typical song - I'd say it's a rapsody rather than a song.

And I agree, the orchestration part is really superb - how do you do that? I'd like to know.
Wolfs of Chicaco is almost a classic! You could have been tighter on the vocals though.

Love it! High vote from me.
#15April 20th, 2007 · 10:03 PM
97 threads / 43 songs
500 posts
Australia
Fishy voting
I see your point, but there's still problems with the amount of listens, some songs you listen more to get to the centre of them, but a brilliant song you might listen to once because it is all there for you in one playing...
And voting is a lot more convenient than downloading, I download a lot less than I vote for. I had an idea of a "bandAMP charts" thing based on the popularity over the time since they were posted. I can't remember too much about it, can't find the thread anymore...
But the voting is sad.

So I will vote for Crossin the States

It is a very cool concept, and you pulled it off beginning to end flawlessly. It really goes the distance (pun intended).

Cheers fishman.

WB
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