A nice present for Christmas, I hope. This was written back in the day but was one of my first vocal efforts with music in MOD format by none other than Bryan Rudge. I hope you enjoy it! The next release will be the new album: Contention, and will be released May 1st, 2008. I want to shout out to all the folks that picked up Era's End, and props to my wife for getting the lyrics to niftily pop up when you click on the song. Thanks again!
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ales need full preview for the track to sink in. The vocals initially seem to struggle a bit, then it gets interesting, but then the preview is over! :(
Posted by: suneel | December 27, 2007 at 12:06 AM
ooops sorry i meant alex at the beginning.
Posted by: suneel | December 27, 2007 at 12:07 AM
Greetings Suneel!
That's a tough one. Full previews allow people to download the music without paying for it just by looking in their temp directory. I also believe that if you enjoy 30 seconds of a piece, you should buy it because chances are you'll enjoy the whole thing, and you're not out of pocket much, compared to buying an entire album for only a couple of singles.
So truthfully I leave the choice to you. If you enjoy what you hear, get the whole thing and if you're not satisfied, definitely tell me what you didn't like. But if you're not sure, I wouldn't take the plunge if it were me. I hope that makes sense / sounds fair. Hey, it seems to work for iTunes... :)
Posted by: Alex | December 27, 2007 at 06:21 PM