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Length: 66:03
Tracks: 15
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49 RECs for this Album
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pompetti Rec'd this on May 16, 2008:
Street Cred: 1206
Rec's: 159
“very smooth ,enjoy piano work,like all his tracks #1”
godsgeek Rec'd this on Apr 21, 2008:
Street Cred: 24175
Rec's: 477
“The latest entry in Robert's "suite" of "Equinox" tracks. Listen to them in order to get the whole effect. I love the complementary "voices" of the guitars on this track.”
Bill Dyckns Rec'd this on Mar 18, 2008:
Street Cred: 102
Rec's: 11
“Want to know something about me? I had to purchase this track, after listening to the 30second preview one gets here at Amiestreet (which is fair), and if you listen, you hear little in the way of "hey? where is this going?" That's why I picked it up. I liked the intro so much, having sampled Robert Waddington's other tracks, I felt this was going where I wanted to go. Also, I have to admit, I heard keys. So that had me right there.
Now, "Seven", is one more track that grooves the fine threads of your mind. Although the keys are in the back, the track is held tight with two guitars on different tunings. Also a little "jazz/horror movie/cathedral" male vocal "aahs and oohs" towards the end leads you along into Robert Waddington's imagination and you seem to know where you are even though it is mysterious as "that girl/guy you never did talk to" from your past. I still haven't figured out the title "Seven". LOL...That's me.”
Bill H Rec'd this on Apr 18, 2008:
Street Cred: 8986
Rec's: 361
“Strange, psychedelic new sound in this song is a bit of a departure from Robert's usual style, intertwined with his signature guitar riffs. Fans will appreciate this one!”
pompetti Rec'd this on Jun 5, 2008:
Street Cred: 1206
Rec's: 159
“one thing about robert waddington,each track unique,he is master at fusion sounds,think so far this my favorite track,,have a listen.”
Bill H Rec'd this on Apr 21, 2008:
Street Cred: 8986
Rec's: 361
“The saga continues - and this time Robert's rockin in this new musical adventure... cool stuff ...REC'D”
godsgeek Rec'd this on Mar 4, 2008:
Street Cred: 24175
Rec's: 477
“Last REC for awhile, but a worthy song for it. It is no secret that I love Robert Waddington's music and this track is a great reason why. Fun and funky. Cool and hot. Jazz and rock. All of these things rolled into 5 minutes and 18 seconds of aural goodness. Turn it on, tune everything else out and float away to the magical land that Robert weaves with his music.”
DWIZZLE Rec'd this on Mar 4, 2008:
Street Cred: 34296
Rec's: 2701
“another wonderful track from Mr Waddington”
TERENCECOPELAND Rec'd this on Apr 30, 2008:
Street Cred: 35
Rec's: 5
“WOW..IM SPEECHLESS!!FEEL GOOD TRACK..FROM BEGINNING TO END.THIS IS A MUST HAVE,GOOD JOB ROB!”
Bill H Rec'd this on Apr 11, 2008:
Street Cred: 8986
Rec's: 361
“There is a lot being stated in this new song, but the surprise is that the statement is being made with 2 instruments, guitar and bass. Perfect listening at sunrise over coffee!”
