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A gathering storm
Clouds crashing
Violent lightning
Vanishing clouds
Air refreshed
Soil and spirit cleansed
My first piece made with Garageband in 2004. Thought of adding real lightning sounds in GB3 but Edgar Froese's (of Tangerine Dream) remastering of his old classics on the album "Beyond the Storm" stopped me. The song is tribute to TD and the title of course alludes to their 1979 Cloudburst Flight (on the Force Majeure album). My brother contributed to this song by messing around on the Casio, and with a totally different instrument it is now part of the "thunderstorm", so thanks...
The song is the third on my "album" Dreams in Cerulean Blue... Hope you enjoy it!
Photo taken on farm house vacation in the south of Sweden in 2003.
Clouds crashing
Violent lightning
Vanishing clouds
Air refreshed
Soil and spirit cleansed
My first piece made with Garageband in 2004. Thought of adding real lightning sounds in GB3 but Edgar Froese's (of Tangerine Dream) remastering of his old classics on the album "Beyond the Storm" stopped me. The song is tribute to TD and the title of course alludes to their 1979 Cloudburst Flight (on the Force Majeure album). My brother contributed to this song by messing around on the Casio, and with a totally different instrument it is now part of the "thunderstorm", so thanks...
The song is the third on my "album" Dreams in Cerulean Blue... Hope you enjoy it!
Photo taken on farm house vacation in the south of Sweden in 2003.
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drakonis
It does have a bit of a Tangerine Dream feel, especially the drum
patterns fading in and out. Being a lover of melody, I found no easy
melody or chord progression to grab onto through this, so it felt like
clouds of ideas blowing by. This is good and bad... good because it
does give an ephemeral ethereal feel to the music, like clouds
themselves... bad, because it seemed there was no recurring theme or
thread to follow all the way through. But, that is just *me*... I liked
the deep rumbling bass, and the high pitched synths and pitch bends,
everything was crisp and clear, not distorted and muddy, I liked that! I
don't have that particular TD album, I may have to look into it.
Stratosfear is my favorite so far, White Eagle being second I think.
ttfn,
Drakonis