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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / george bowles's music / an ode to a memory not long ago
what are the limits of perception and memory? another found guitar at my mother's house, this one a full body acoustic guitar. had a rather brittle, crisp tone to it. played in the upstairs living room that my mother used to frequent.
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has a feeling of unrest, for being a light song. those open chords and the melody you're carving outta 'em feel real unique and tense
I can feel the emotional weight of the room and of the guitar. I'm glad you are channeling your experiences into your work. Beautiful, haunting.
I like the empty-house feeling that unfolds through this improvisation. There's a sparse isolation to it, but a living thread through it as well. Beautiful work, sir!
has a feeling of unrest, for being a light song. those open chords and the melody you're carving outta 'em feel real unique and tense
thank you!
I can feel the emotional weight of the room and of the guitar. I'm glad you are channeling your experiences into your work. Beautiful, haunting.
oh wow, thank you so much. i am kind of still trying to figure out what i think about the piece. but this is kind of what i was hoping for..
Very lovely.
thank you so much:)
I like the empty-house feeling that unfolds through this improvisation. There's a sparse isolation to it, but a living thread through it as well. Beautiful work, sir!
thanks! yeah the house certainly feel so much more empty now in a variety of ways. going back there again this weekend.
I like the empty-house feeling that unfolds through this improvisation. There's a sparse isolation to it, but a living thread through it as well. Beautiful work, sir!
glad to find you on facebook (i mean, vice versa!), i just posted this there again.
has a feeling of unrest, for being a light song. those open chords and the melody you're carving outta 'em feel real unique and tense
i think part of this is that my stepfather isn't very open minded about music and i was trying to play this before he noticed or something.
