Commas
By Jim Wood on September 16, 2018 2:58 pm
Voice: Grammar Girl #415 "Commas Are Like People on the Subway." Eb Minor.
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This creates an interesting face in that there's just enough comprehensible words to make you feel like you're gleaning some sense from what she's saying, but it's just glitchy and incomprehensible enough to feel strange and alien.
CosmicCairns wrote:
This creates an interesting face in that there's just enough comprehensible words to make you feel like you're gleaning some sense from what she's saying, but it's just glitchy and incomprehensible enough to feel strange and alien.
Sense? ::)
Got some nice electroclash vibes from this one, delightful and creative deconstruction of the sample once again 
Of a, ll the punctuation marks, in English, the comma, is p, erhaps, the most abused and misused, I, just read some, where in the interne, t. This Musikstück is the very reverse. Very well stringed together insertions. Großes Kompliment.
Thought the title was very appropriate as it sounds like she's got a comma after every syllable, didn't realize it was part of the name of the sample!
onlyjokinen wrote:
This was interesting to listen to and I'm a fan!
setphen wrote:
I like that plucky, plucky bass. Mmm
Gab Manette wrote:
Got some nice electroclash vibes from this one, delightful and creative deconstruction of the sample once again <3
LydiaPrimate wrote:
Very cool! Like the bass a lot!!
Thanks for yur comments! The bass was fortuitous.
Fred und Luna wrote:
Of a, ll the punctuation marks, in English, the comma, is p, erhaps, the most abused and misused, I, just read some, where in the interne, t. This Musikstück is the very reverse. Very well stringed together insertions. Großes Kompliment.
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mikememo wrote:
Thought the title was very appropriate as it sounds like she's got a comma after every syllable, didn't realize it was part of the name of the sample!
Thanks! I sliced up the vocal to fit with the bass skitters.
haha, thats a cool metaphor for commas. I think I like this Grammar Girl, will have to check her out ... your piece is most delightful.
Bleeoop wrote:
Really interesting textures and rhythms, love the sample work!
miraclemiles wrote:
haha, thats a cool metaphor for commas. I think I like this Grammar Girl, will have to check her out ... your piece is most delightful.
Thanks! Grammar Girl is great, informative without being pedantic.
Love how the vocals feels like they are just in between being intelligible and unintelligible.
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Plantrain wrote:
Love how the vocals feels like they are just in between being intelligible and unintelligible.
Thanks for your comments!
another interesting one, again! I love this and its weird mood... nice two-tempo bit there in the end.