15th of November (w-15on.it)
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Nominated by the crew for either outstanding quality, technique or creativity (or combination of) on 28th Feb 2008
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Let's put it like this. If you want to listen to some modules and be guranteed a pleasant experience, just go straight for Warder's stuff. It's quality and skilled work. This piece is a super piece of Jazz music, which normally i'd click past, but since this is a piece of Warders it just caught my attention enough to bother writing a comment :)
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15th of November This minor blues leans toward jazz as much as I could make it. Most of the arrangement ideas are lifted from Miles Davis' Kind of Blue, because I have no clue really. In this context I'd like to - much to the disgust of a certain Swedish lady - encourage everyone to plagiarize, duplicate, remake, imitate and outrightly rip anything you can get your hands on. That is how things are learned. There's even a brief foray into modal jazz. Blues structure and changes remain, with the essential climax at bar 8. The pianist is sponsored by a certain widely known mobile company. I can't tell for sure whether this song would exist without Virt's Waffle Jam. I can tell, however, that the hidden reference owes its existence to the song. --- Visit http://www.dlc.fi/~warder for music completely different from this one. Visit http://third-eye.planet-d.net/ for my group.
Ride 1 Ride 2 Kick Tap 1 Tap 2 Tap 3 Swirl Pedal hat Snare hit Tom 1 Tom 2 Bass ProStage EP Mellow Piano Trumpet ppp Trumpet p Trumpet mf Trumpet f Trumpet reverb Crash # Vesa Norilo (Warder) # (C) 2000
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I was listening to some Warder tracks in XMPlay when this one started playing and I first thought that the Warder session was over and that XMPlay was now playing a random MP3. But then I looked at the player and was positively surprised. This is stunning. A high quality module with great sample and pattern work. A very lifelike jazz rendition.