Tasmanian Pain Coaster... hahaha nice. It's rap? Oh well. I'll give it a listen anyway.

Nostalgia! I love nostalgia, it's right next to sleep paralysis on the top ten weird things that I enjoy. But there's something I think you might like to know about this song. I usually stay within the key with every song I make... no real key changes. And whenever there is a keychange (I think there's a total of 2 in all my songs?) in a song it's usually very noticable. I'm not Bach by any stretch of the imagination. But I challenged myself to jump out of the key as much as possible while still keeping the song sounding good. This song was the first experiment with that. My next two songs will be similar. I think it sounds cool. It adds an element of unpredictability to the music, and therefor makes it more interesting to listen to I think. But I learned a couple tricks from The Mars Volta. A Saxophone and a Hammond B3 organ together makes the most orgasmic sound in the world.

Ah! Finally! A positive review. Time for me to talk your ear off. Or write your eyes off.

I think rhythm is one of the most important things in music. Rhythm is the thing that hooks you from the beginning and gets you interested in a song. It's a good idea to use funk influences, especially in the realm of rhythm. Shining Star by Earth Wind and Fire. Genius.

Creative... yes. This song is a good example of my love for barely controlled chaos. I love music that keeps you on the edge and then suddenly throws you a climax. It was actually much harder to write this song than usual. With all the dissonance, it's hard to write instrument parts that fit well. That's why this song is repetitive or "boring". Actually, I have to completely disagree with Zafoe on that one. Perhaps it was boring because he listened to it with a closed mind? Maybe he was expecting some hardcore techno song?

And thank you. I deleted many a measure trying to get the transitions just right. I'm glad you liked it!

I like your name by the way! I swear I thought that phrase before... A song that I listened to seemed very red and I thought hm... Crimson Tonality. I'm not makig that up.

hahaha I cant think of anything to say. Yes, this is a very weird song. Maybe that's why I love it so much? Idk. But boring? Impossible! Oh, well. I honor your opinion.

None taken. This style is an acquired taste.

Ok I am really am trying to understand what you are saying. Guitar wich sounds? I didn't use a guitar... You mean the bass? You're sort of right. The pitch is very slightly modulated (I had no control over that, it was just the sample I used). I used notes that are very close to each other as well, making it maybe seem like it's out of tune? There's also a lot of dissonance with that instrument, making it seem maybe off-key with the saxophone, which for the most part stays within the key.

Ok now this is where you really confuse me. The drums? Out of tune? You mean time? If so, you might actually be right. My laptop's sound devices have been acting a bit strange lately and sometimes when I'm previewing the music it will suddenly drop out of correct timing. Maybe the glitch carried on to the formal rendering process? God, I hope not. I'll check it out, though.