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2/19/2011, 2:25 AM

So R ye back to IAC, for some more listens ?

1/25/2008, 9:37 AM

Hi Listener - not seen you for a while....????

10/19/2007, 7:13 AM

Lots of thought went into setting the scene with an experimenetal vibe intro. Song proper is heavy ly grounded left with a grungy edge and neat funky plucking right. This medium paced Rock song is a well put together piece that keeps returning to a big catchy riff. There is plenty of movement and a relaxed confident groove. Vocalist sits in there perfectly comfortable and enjoying it all.. just as the listener did :)

10/17/2007, 5:14 AM

"Life ain't fair" ....is a thumping good song with a bouncing bass and snatches of well carved guitar licks that almost take over as alternative vocals. The real vocal is melodic, soft, warm and has a natural upbeat lift that goes against the theme of the song [loss] in an interesting twist

10/17/2007, 3:25 AM

.."And to think" ...could easily be the signature tune for this band because 'Hop on Pop' is a perfect description. The song is bouncy and happy, college retro with a fresh, live feel to the instrumentation. The vocal is perfect, wholesome and likeable. You should be proud of the chord structure it flows very well but it is slightly adventurous. What's not to like about this song, it's feels like a friend already :)

10/16/2007, 8:22 PM

"DIG IN" This song has a very commercial sound and would be perfect as a soundtrack for a serious Rom/Com film. Although it's clear and comfortable it has a mind of it's own which makes it very appealing. The vocal is wonderfully natural and character abounds espesially in the 'chorus' sections. The guitarwork igives you confidence that you're listening to a 'natural' too. A song that you quickly attach yourself to

10/15/2007, 10:35 PM

I was moved by this tribute page and have added the beautiful Vladimir to the Memorial Station. If you would like to add your own words please let me know - regards KM

10/15/2007, 8:32 PM

I thought you might like to have a song and a tribute added to the Memorial Station. The one by your son perhaps?

10/15/2007, 9:35 AM

I hope you don't mind me adding your lovely song to the Memorial Station. Perhaps you could let me know what you would like me to write alongside - even though your song says it all really, it would be lovely to add a name and a special message - Thank you. KM

10/15/2007, 1:28 AM

This lady describes her music as if it is on the menu in a classy restaurant "Aurora Flight"is a 6 course meal for the musical epicure. This is a Cordon Bleu composition, carefully prepared portions arranged to lead on gently from one tasteful experience to the next. Never rush a SuperPuss feast like this extensive offering, it should be chewed upon and digested slowly - feel yourself slowly filling up as the unspoken emotional journey explores your every sense. By the time the guitars arrive on the silver platter you may be feeling the spiritual swell but at the end of the piece you will be totally satisfied and determined to visit again when you are musically hungry.

10/14/2007, 11:34 PM

"It's so hard" Aside from the emotions that inspired this big rock production we find a very stirring and professionally written and performed song with an 'anthem' like chorus. Somehow this lady has managed to put across tender, personal thoughts, normally whispered only in prayer. She has managed this amid a mountain of instrumental backing but it is her voice, her message that you hear as she defies anything to detract from her pleading. The melody pattern consists of a low pitched statement almost a question answered by a higher more intense phrase. We can all answer this urgent plea by listening and empathising with the frustration, anger, and sorrow that will never leave us when fate and tragedy change our lives.