Funnily enough when i am having a nostalgia fest and listening to some of the tunes that sound tracked my 1990s they invariably come from the utube account that you linked but that Shamen album got through the cracks back in the day. It's a wonderful listen.
WhoopsieBut… did the pot make you forget to upload your work?
Yeah, that one was something of a hidden gem - I'm gutted that I lost the CD of that. I still have the vinyl album but the quality of pressing was a bit wanting. Arbor Mala is probably the single highest-rated work by The Shamen in my view. Much of the rest of their stuff was a bit meh in some way, like credibility as artistes or something, but that's a discussion for another thread entirely
Awesome, I rather enjoyed that - thanks for the upload!Whoopsie
Beautiful, more added complimentary subtlety. Getting very spacecore film score style. I kind of felt like i was in a desert scene of a scfi film while listening. Or could be an intro to some sort of climactic banger. I for one wouldn't mind hearing a version with a bit of electric guitar on it. Also if someone wants re-arrrange i can add my stems separately.Well, I decided to smoke some weed for the first time in like 5 years. What better day to do it on than 4/20, amirite?
Anyway, I had to resist the urge to go absolutely hogwild on @hug454's last render and restrained myself to adding just a couple of pads that were made from Spitfire Studio Woodwinds/Brass - Flutes A3 and Horn solo - both sploshed up with some Valhalla Supermassive. Ended up with this very space-y, lush, gently moving thing that I'd love to see the further evolution of. If someone can add some dope rythmic percussion in the back, or maybe some dreamy piano? I had to stop myself from adding a moody electric guitar on top too, it's so fitting... I love how this is growing.
I never really got stuck into the Shamen, i do remember sitting round someones house on a morning after and hearing one of their b sides and enjoying the psychedelic-ness of it. That Arbor Mala album is really good. But please do not start a thread on the Shamen or Mr C. Since opening my account again with my new monicker i am trying to post with a certain reserve that is centred around empathy, kindness and support. And for some reason, that is likely more to do with my own short comings, Mr C rubs me up the wrong way.Arbor Mala is probably the single highest-rated work by The Shamen in my view. Much of the rest of their stuff was a bit meh in some way, like credibility as artistes or something, but that's a discussion for another thread entirely
