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Prog Metal fan who recently discovered Ambient Pop! - MAG2NYC - 24-06-2014 Jerome Wrote:A couple of points I love your friend's response, Jerome! Very wise. It looks like "American values" are everywhere. Darn it. But you nailed it. Big cars, lots of "stuff", but no substance. It's depressing. I don't have any specific idea for a project, and I would never claim to be a songwriter! But I thought maybe a auralscape to accompany some writing, might be kind of cool. I have no idea how that would work, it's just an oddly interesting idea about how to combine music and writing in a package. I have a *ton* of half-baked ideas! Some work, though! *laughs* Oooh, oh oh oh!! Have you seen Sir Ken Robinson's talk on why our educational systems are so completely outdated? It's fantastic!! [video=youtube_share;zDZFcDGpL4U]http://youtu.be/zDZFcDGpL4U[/video] Bob Marley was a wise, wise man. I'm glad he left such wonderful music and profound (and quotable) thoughts! Cheers! Mary Prog Metal fan who recently discovered Ambient Pop! - SteveO - 24-06-2014 Tremendous band!!!! from Liverpool also! [video=youtube;q2bwKAPgsyA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2bwKAPgsyA[/video] Prog Metal fan who recently discovered Ambient Pop! - Jerome - 24-06-2014 Brilliant video - and 100% on the money too! Prog Metal fan who recently discovered Ambient Pop! - Jerome - 25-06-2014 Just an idea - but a short story for radio combined with the right kind of background music could be an idea. So many people 'watch' music these days. It limits their imagination. People prefer not to think - they want to be force fed everything. Many radio programs use music to accompany a story, but it's normally existing music as opposed to music specifically created for a particular story. And there's one place people can't watch music (or shouldn't be doing so anyway) - in their cars. I still think radio is an extremely powerful medium. I don't know if you have ever tried audio books. I listen to them quite a lot. They force you to imagine the scene instead of having it presented to you - as in a movie or TV programme. That's one idea anyway - I will come up with more. The trick is to start with a small project and see how it pans out. BTW - I had to look up loquacious as well! You learn something every day.[h=1][/h] Prog Metal fan who recently discovered Ambient Pop! - MAG2NYC - 25-06-2014 SteveO Wrote:Tremendous band!!!! from Liverpool also! Bless you for continuing to point (pull?) us back to the music, SteveO! I love this! It's really beautiful! Prog Metal fan who recently discovered Ambient Pop! - MAG2NYC - 25-06-2014 Jerome Wrote:Just an idea - but a short story for radio combined with the right kind of background music could be an idea. So many people 'watch' music these days. It limits their imagination. People prefer not to think - they want to be force fed everything. Many radio programs use music to accompany a story, but it's normally existing music as opposed to music specifically created for a particular story. And there's one place people can't watch music (or shouldn't be doing so anyway) - in their cars. I still think radio is an extremely powerful medium. I don't know if you have ever tried audio books. I listen to them quite a lot. They force you to imagine the scene instead of having it presented to you - as in a movie or TV programme. That's one idea anyway - I will come up with more. The trick is to start with a small project and see how it pans out. You guys have no idea how happy you make me when you tell me you look stuff up! I'm grinning ear to ear! As far as your idea goes, Jerome, I love it! What a fantastic idea! Radio shows used to have music to accompany the story, why not a short story in audio form! I have to admit that I have not been a huge fan of audio books (*cough*controlfreak*cough*), but I'm trying to give them a chance. I eased into the audio scene with the Harry Potter books because I loved the man who read them (his name escapes me right now). I'm working up to others. *laughs* Cheers! Mary Prog Metal fan who recently discovered Ambient Pop! - jazzboCR - 25-06-2014 Jerome Wrote:Brilliant video - and 100% on the money too!Totally agree with Jerome and a strong kudos to Mary. As a life-time divergent thinker who eschewed socializing so as not to surrender to "groupthink", I pledge allegiance to Sir Ken Robinson. This is a deep, original but easy to grasp video. Prog Metal fan who recently discovered Ambient Pop! - Jerome - 25-06-2014 Next up - the opening track/introduction to 'The Hypnotic Motion of Tides'. Will be up in a few minutes. Prog Metal fan who recently discovered Ambient Pop! - MAG2NYC - 25-06-2014 Jerome Wrote:Next up - the opening track/introduction to 'The Hypnotic Motion of Tides'. Will be up in a few minutes. That is so beautiful, Jerome! I found this photo while I was listening and thought it kind of fit! (I was looking for a panoramic video of ocean tides, but had no luck, though I did find lots of mountain panoramic videos!). [ATTACHMENT NOT FOUND] Prog Metal fan who recently discovered Ambient Pop! - Jerome - 25-06-2014 It's funny how you latched onto that 'panoramic' thing. I was actually walking along a hiking trail on the Amalfi Coast in Italy when this one popped into my head. (The Walk of the Gods) - a trail high up on top of the mountain with sea way down below. That's why I tried to create the sound of the waves in the beginning as if they were far away but still audible. And as for panoramic views - the piece is called 'The Great Expanse' - go figure! 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