By Helen Finch, 03/02/2005
Station Manager, www.AiiRadio.net
157 Bebington Road, Birkenhead, Merseyside, UK CH42 4PZ
"Thank you for allowing AiiRadio the pleasure of playing your music. Mickyspectrum is premiering some of your songs on the 7th of March between 10am-12noon EST-3-5pm gmt."

By Toby Collodora, 02/25/2005
Web Producer, WCCO-TV
Minneapolis, Minnesota
"James, I will pass this along to the assignment desk for their consideration. Thank you, Toby Collodora."

02/24/2005
From James Limborg, "Good news! Today I was contacted by my local (Minneapolis, MN) radio station (92 KQRS, Paul Bringardner, KQ Homegrown Music Director) to send them a cd-quality-version of my new song titled Red, White and Green for air-play on their KQ Homegrown show! Thanks Paul and KQRS staff!"

By David Penrose, 02/23/2005
President, Top Network
Bellingham, Washington
"Nice song, James. A wonderful and unique contribution to the sport. You may want to add your website to The Tennis Directory on Tennis Network."

By Glen, 02/21/2005
Screenplay Writer
Los Angeles, California
"Hi Jim, Just started checking out some of your stuff. The Van Halen sounds great. Loved the wham bar. What setup did you use for that? Or your solo stuff? 5150-Marshall, steinberger? Keep it up, Glenn."

By Marcia Frost, 02/20/2005
Editor of:
College And Junior Tennis
College Tennis Connect
Port Washington Tennis Academy
Port Washington, New York
"Hi James, I love it! I will definitely find a place for it. I'll be in touch. Sincerely, Marcia Frost."

By drpiano, 05/15/2000
www.AskMe.com
"Wow... Your music seems to have an udercurrent of eclectic homogenization. Perhaps to the point of being totally original. What I'm saying here is so frequently, artists end up giving us music in which we think, at least on some level, that we have been there, done that. When done right, of course, such close following of formats makes for highly acceptable music. When done wrong, we scream, "...this is derivative." What you have here is something that does manage to touch a universal chord, is recognizable to our experiential patterns, and yet does not lend itself to be easily quantifiable. Thus, your music is both accessible, in that we feel we understand it, and yet totally new and different. I'll come right out and say it: The last time I was struck like this was a decade and a half ago, when I first heard a Malmsteen tape. I am startled that you are unsigned! How to improve? Just keep at it and allow your music to deepen with age, as the great artists do."

Mike Kissel, 03/05/2005
Review Crew at www.MixPosure.com
"Very Clever, You obviously spent a great deal of time on this production and it shows!! Great arrangement and song construct. Great instrumentation and performed very tight. Boy Bands Beware!! The vocals are delivered sincerely and perfectly for this song. The writing is very tasteful if not a little corny... but that is exactly what this song needed... adolescent angst. Everything you wanted to get into the song is there I feel and you did a very good job of recording and getting all those ideas in and in place. Very enjoyable and fun song."

By Harry Baggs, 03/05/2005
www.MixPosure.com
"Cabin Fever & Multi-FX, I usually try to avoid sappy, Rock ballads - especially if it's got an EVH/Mainstreem tag associated...but I liked James' inspiration for this song...so I figured I'd give it a shot. Boy - was I surprised. Not sappy at all, and the EVH signature was well behaved. Seems what we have here is an extremely talented (and experienced) multi-musician, with a great sense of production, arrangement, and fun under his belt. He probably "don't have anyone"...because he's snowbound in a MINN studio "creating" interesting listening experiences like this. HIDHA is pure ear candy and aural excitement. It's more than a song..it's a sound experience. It's like taking your ears to an amusement park. Never a dull moment. Excellent musicianship, clever construction, the perfect combination of words, and non-stop fun. His use of effects is brilliant and refreshing. This was a joy to listen to! Somehow, I can't picture anyone getting "emotional" listening to this. It's more like a celebration of "being alone" (LOL!). Great job Jim!"
ORIGINALITY: 10, PRODUCTION: 8, STRUCTURE: 8, TALENT: 8.

By Richard Pagliaro
Web Editor for: Tennis Week Magazine
White Plains, New York
02/18/2005
Tennis serves as a sport and a source of entertainment for many fans, but for James Limborg it's a musical muse. The 34-year-old Roseville, Minnesota musician, a self-described "Eddie Van Halen-style rock guitarist" and a 3.5 rated tennis player, has written and recorded his tribute to tennis: "Red, White and Green."