Skull King Mongoose

First of all thank you for taking the time to listen to my tracks and thank you for your kind comments. I've just listened to all your tracks, very refreshing to hear such a natural organic sound used in an unpretentious way, also being unbound of musical rules and guidelines sets it apart from alot of what i hear and create myself. I feel it is stating the obvious that the majority of your work could be used in conjunction with a visual project, film, play, art exhibition etc, but it really should be. Another thing, there was a good use of pauses/silence in a few of your tracks, that's something i've never been able to do well, always feels more like a gap than a pause so i normally fill it with something, I could learn alot from what i've heard on your page and probably listen again at a later date. Please keep me posted on any of your new uploaded tracks. All the best Gav _____________________________________ Ped

Hello again Phil Thanks for the station add, if you get time check out elixir, it's very long but quite varied, also any ideas or criticism you have will be welcome. bye bye

Hi Phil fantastic collection of tracks you have here, i wouldn't know where to start as far as creating tracks of this calibre, i spose it helps to have a fertile imagination, i shall add them to my faves and listen to them all when i have the time. bye bye

hey, some feedback on your impressive music, Phil. What is amazing is the variety of the styles. Thumps up!!! Temple In Ruin: very good, chill out, nice Farmer's Field: could be a film music - i like the repetitive structure - it reminds me of "time" - the track is spooky, i like it. Walrus Giganticus: from a musicianship point of view, more interesting that Farmer´s Field because more instruments play. I think it would be a great track not only for a movie but also for a modern dance performance! Patrol: dunno, it is less experimental than the others, obviously. Although there is a repetitive structure in it, i like it less than say Farmer´s Field. It happens too little in the track IMO. Woodland Issues: again, I think it would be a lovely track for a comic movie (you know like the triplettes of belleville). I like the guitar intro a lot. and I like the ending part a lot. Candle In The Wind: somehow i was awaiting more drama in the track - dunno, will need to reliste

just listening to woodland issues again, i'm hearing new things the second time. wowed again . gt