Kode of Bliss  Thanks for the comment. I suppose older video games by the nature of limit memory space had to make the music on the fly, hince had to be electronic in nature. I just hope that my music is a tad bit better than old chip tunes.  (Feb 21, 2012, 16:56 PST)

Ever After Disaster  Thanks for the comment- I replaced this with a newer version (as to why the work was removed).  (Feb 21, 2012, 14:53 PST)

s.a. zober  I'll definitly take a listen in a few. -Shoham  (Feb 21, 2012, 16:19 PST)

WalaWalaWala  Check out "The Derivatives": http://www.feed-forward.net/w.1717_TheDerivatives = Extremely good :D  (Feb 05, 2012, 20:16 PST)

Ted Kindig  Yup, I tend to favor a dirtier sound. Specifics tend to make for more valuable feedback, but I also understand just not feeling something for whatever reason, which can be tricky to articulate. Regardless, thanks for the input!  (Feb 06, 2012, 07:15 PST)

WalaWalaWala  Yeah. Ted's got the goods!  (Feb 06, 2012, 08:50 PST)

WalaWalaWala  Thanks man! Glad you liked it. This is one of those where I think the recording quality is kind of crappy, but people seem to like the energy. Glad you did. It's a free download! Download link: http://www.feed-forward.net/w.2103_Lady_Boy_Rough_and_Raw_&market  (Jan 29, 2012, 21:02 PST)

Ever After Disaster  Voice over- at the time I had no access to any sort of "decent" recording equipment, so I wound up recording the voice with this cheap little desktop microphone I had had in my possession for a few years. I was actually kind of amazed it picked up my voice at all, seeing as I'm a fairly low talker in just about every situation.  (Jan 29, 2012, 20:38 PST)

WalaWalaWala  Sweet. I like your style, I think that having the right equipment isn't always as important as the feeling you put into something, anyway. Listening to "Consecration" right now. Sounding good! Very mellow percussion. Good job :D  (Jan 29, 2012, 20:44 PST)

Ever After Disaster  Thanks! I agree on the equipment comment- to an extent. At some point, however, trying to record voice-over and picking up everything in a two-block radius because your microphone is horrid can become a nuisance.  (Jan 29, 2012, 20:47 PST)

WalaWalaWala  Haha, yeah, I hear you. I just mean that it can sometimes be one of those overcompensation things, especially for bands (which is the context that I usually work in), where everyone is so worried about their gear that they don't pay any attention to what anyone else is playing, or how the chemistry is with everyone!  (Jan 29, 2012, 20:49 PST)

Ever After Disaster  I'm pretty sure that's how a friend's band in high school met their end- or at least, from what I remember him saying about it. Not so much the equipment in general but rather how they interacted with each other as a unit. Which is a shame, because they had a few decent tracks.  (Jan 29, 2012, 21:09 PST)

WalaWalaWala  Yeah, it's why most bands fail, I think! There's usually no boss, like with most groups of people, even orchestras have a conductor ;p  (Jan 29, 2012, 21:20 PST)