whats up, just stopping by to check out your site and to let you know that we have a lot of cool new music that you might want to listen to. our two sites are www.jeejuh.com and www.soundclick.com/jeejuh

Bonjour Sir Dunlap !
Just a word to tell you that I spent a very good moment last night to listen to ALL your pieces in you SP's page.I just wanna tell you that it confirmed me that still I LOVE your music and despite it is not a need to you to know ...I tell you.

Slarou

Hi Richard,

Just thought i'd drop by and say how much i like your work. Always interesting. Sequenza mix is fantastic. Keep up the great work.

i like your work under the meerkats guise. very neat stuff.

Hi,
Thanks for checking out my track and your valued feedback. Been listening to your work - very challenging and dense but ultimately rewarding. My personal highlight is September Cycle. Perfect to get lost in.
Keep up the good work.

i relistened to the latest set f songs posted. These still sound so fresh I just had to post a message here.

Richard,I am honered to see that you added "Lost in Khartoum" to your station. It was a fun project with Thomas' sax. There is a remix version on The Spazmatics page. I admire your work. I just heard Delightful Dirge. Very experimental I must say. Keep it up.Michael

Hi

Love from the end, I've added it my station.

Pro vers

Hi mr Dunlap,
Thanks for the heads up about the track endings. Usually use Sounforge for MP3 conversion and apparently wasnt setting the rendering parameters correctly so it went way beyond the normal fadeout point. Think its rectified now.
Thanks again,
drt

Nobody has ever said that about a drt track before(Everyone Loves Desolation4)!! Thanks, means a lot.
Away to have a listen to some of your musical bit and pieces now.
drt

well i obviously should have been listening harder earlier.
i checked out the last 3 pieces. This is some of the freshest music I've heard on soundclick maybe ever.
there's a thickness and some layering but still very clear -- and really very clear direction and intention in a form that usually loses that -- some real layered jazz sort of sensibility with the angles -- reminds me for some reason of some of the layered work of Don Elliot from way back when.
Jopy's right this is very inspirational cause it's coming at things from such a different angle and gets it done so well

You got a cool sound! KEEP IT UP!
Keep your head stoned!

i've been listening to this all morning at work; i already listen to dadala a lot but this is my first chance to check this stuff in depth. it's simply fantastic. really inspirational.

WOW, you got to love them tunes,
you got some great songs here, :Love'em!
We have added a new one too stop by
check it out
A Mothers Love, It will melt your heart!!!

Hello again Richard,

Listened “Origami Memoirs”.

Woderful sounds!

Good for you!

best,
michael palmieri