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sau-- oh god dammit

wtf

Stupid Bish. You left the comma in the URL. God dammit jill

uhhhh

Hey, if you had large breasts, you'd do good work too I don't have large breasts... I'll say. wh-- what?! I AM A VALUEABLE MEMBER OF THIS COMMUNITY I CONTRIBUTE A LOT TO THIS WEBSITE

somebody help me

YAY JILL

'Atta girl

wtf... It's true. wtf dougla?! You're going doooowwwwwn.... I like what colorful language Pixietricks uses. It makes her human, and a bit more relatable to a lot of us that listen. The occasional curse is no big deal, and I don't see what the big deal is. colors like vomit green

wtf... It's true.

This is pretty awesome, except in what I presume was the vibraphone part you went way out of vibraphone range. O NOS

I only downloaded it to check this specific part, and you know what Jill? FUCK OFF! I thought you're professional on this (like "due to personal reasons that're not important to discuss here"), but you aren't. Please do me a favour and look for somebody else to make fun of to push your ego even more. I had my reasons to stop the torrents and as it is my tracker (sorry to say this), I can do whatever the hell I want. Thanks. It was on voluntery base anyway... BTW: I also listened to the interview of Claado (Chrono Symphonic) as I'm a part of the project myself, of course. It sounded so... scripted. It can't be helped, but Rayza and Larry do more fluent interviews IMO. At least it was neutral, but nothing that wasn't already asked in earlier shows already. OMG! COMPYFOX CAUSED DRAMA+1! Compy if you post two more times your post count will equal my birthday

Somehow I manage to wiggle my way into all of these episodes, and believe it or not I do not do it on purpose

:D

tee hee.

Cute. We do these things irl XD

Mixed up the alto and tenor there ^_- Gerry Mulligan is probably the best example of a bari soloist you can find. His bari playing is beautiful *_*

IF YOU NEED PERCUSSION I'M HEER

"This is about a kid who looks towards machines to give him the answers to everything. It's about an awkward and uncomfortable kid who fidgets obsessively over the slightest tweaks in the bits in pieces of whatever the lastest thing is he's working on. But mostly, it's about a kid who's too naive not to know he can help save the world (with the assistance of a magical monkey, of course)." I could hear this in this mix. Overall, the tone of this is very ambient, very warm and pretty--with a whole lot of chaos going on in the background. The drums actually kind of remind me of machinery, kind of a "make this quick now fix that hold on fix that okay we're good...shit get that etc" feel for me, if that makes any sense. I'm not all that crazy about the tone of the drums, but it's not enough to give this piece a bad vibe in my ears. Very artistic, and professional. Nice work. ...

I really like Mark Levine's jazz theory book. I really really like it.

None of these things are particularly nice. Some opinions, though okay to have them, are better unsaid. In this situation, I don't think you shouldn't think what you think about VGDJ--but rather, if it sounds like something that may potentially piss someone off, it's probably better that you keep that to yourself. Not only do you spare that person's feelings, but you avoid dealing with the drama that is caused by that initial wayward statement. And getting personal with people is never a good idea either. To your defense, I wouldn't've replied as argumentatively as jill and steve did, but nonetheless I wouldn't've been happy to hear that either. And yes, I know it's the internet, and people say that you shouldn't take the internet seriously, and I agree with that as well. But it's not an excuse to be mean ;D

I have recording students >:}

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY

I dig it! Appreciate the vibes, of course I would like to hear a cleaner recording quality of the sax, though.

oh our igloo is so nice