Groovy! I loved this sound. It was fun hearing you do something a little different. It still has a Polyester City vibe while sounding different from what you've done before. Pop-art is fascinating to me and I'm always shocked when I run across someone who hates it. Your reduction is perfect, Warhol would approve of only using 24 soup cans since that's what looked best. In another dimension I'm a happy archivist, sorting through papers and artifacts, here I'm just an archivist fanboy.
"So. Much. Fun!" Not only for you but for us as well. Possibly your funnest compilation/performance so far. And the guitar solo hallelujah to massage and archive your own three minutes of fame!
Even when you take it in a new direction, Peter, your signature style (and your creative joy) still comes through. I especially love how the rectangles aren't always perfectly in line. It gives movement to the piece-- almost like the cans are dancing along to your groove.
Thanks so much! I love that you noticed that about the slightly off lines. Every one has at least a little like that, for that exact reason! Trying to give it a little movement.
Groovy! I loved this sound. It was fun hearing you do something a little different. It still has a Polyester City vibe while sounding different from what you've done before. Pop-art is fascinating to me and I'm always shocked when I run across someone who hates it. Your reduction is perfect, Warhol would approve of only using 24 soup cans since that's what looked best. In another dimension I'm a happy archivist, sorting through papers and artifacts, here I'm just an archivist fanboy.
I will tell you, I love the archivist gig. Perfect for me. You should try and visit that dimension!
"So. Much. Fun!" Not only for you but for us as well. Possibly your funnest compilation/performance so far. And the guitar solo hallelujah to massage and archive your own three minutes of fame!
Loved playing the guitar solo, don't get too many chances here!
Great tune. This is hip! And I don't know why, it reminds me of Bolland & Bolland "Pop Art". Strange? Probably by association...
Even when you take it in a new direction, Peter, your signature style (and your creative joy) still comes through. I especially love how the rectangles aren't always perfectly in line. It gives movement to the piece-- almost like the cans are dancing along to your groove.
Thanks so much! I love that you noticed that about the slightly off lines. Every one has at least a little like that, for that exact reason! Trying to give it a little movement.
I really like it- it's good to change it up now and again- and dang how about them guitar chops!
Don't know about the chops, but I love playing the guitar, that's for sure!
Yes! Also, the brains behind Falco!