Assuming That This Goes On Forever by the Tremulance.

the train, beautiful touch--it reminds me of when i was a little boy running from the bengal tigers, running to the train station where safety was ensured.

the tremulance--a beautiful name for a beautiful face (i checked out your myspace and you're the sex)  please take off your shirt in one of your myspace pics

just to let you know this song is awesome, and i have spoken to the mayor of china and he loves this stuff, he wants your cd.

this is now just rambling i guess, but seriously this song is awesome.
-andy

Very good! I like the way you built this song, its different phases.
I guess you would enjoy Olaf Hund's music (he is French and makes very uncommon music. His last CD is made in the same spirit as your song).
Go on, go on, I like it!

this is another great one.  i forget to check other songs that people have posted...

you've got an awesome ear for this sort of music.

i think this is my favorite, actually...

the fast drums coming it was spectacular.


sorry, that was just me being a dork.

There are two things that Canada does better than the rest of the world: Hockey and music. You, sir, have once again proven that. This was a great song. I enjoyed it immensely and I'm now going to fire up your other songs to have a peek at them.

I especially enjoyed the beginning part, and the end part, while the middle held them together flawlessly. Awesome job.

cool stuff & well done. I really enjoyed it even though this is not my favourite kind of music (which proves that it's a great one). The beginning, especially, is really intriguing.

Best wishes.

jim

thank you for all the kind words.

if your interested, i post my most recent work at:
http://www.myspace.com/thetremulance

thank you again.

I like this, but it sounds like you're having the same problem I'm having: The percussion is too weak and is overthrown by even the slightest noise. It needs a bit of a dB boost.

wow! get it double time!! i love love love it!

I like this. It does a fantastic job of being awesomely beautiful but not too distracting. I can really see this belonging in a flash video games. I mean, the composition is just really well suited for one.

Just out of curiosity, what synths/ware did you use to produce this track?