 HenriRoger
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Date: April 13, 2006 @ 4:16 PM
Very "minimalis" piece close to french impressionists music like Eric Satie .
I want a ticket for this train too 
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MinisterofSc...
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Date: April 18, 2006 @ 11:28 AM
I haven't any idea why, but I'm getting a cowboy riding into town feeling. A sad one.
Okay...it just cut off...I don't think it's s'posed to, huh? Well, the melodies and lead stuff is pretty cool. The backing chords work pretty well...it's somehow enthrawling that they stay the same like that.
If you put some backing stuff like a bass and drum track in there, that'd be cool. It's great right now...I like the minimalistic feel it has...but if it were different.
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 realmedia
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Date: April 23, 2006 @ 12:55 PM
like the composition , the lead melody line is what grabs me here, very nice structure, second train is a coming
love the song the way gene hilbert re~did it,, but i would also love to hear the sax,,that you saw in the vision for the song
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 DeadraveN
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Date: April 24, 2006 @ 9:58 PM
oddly enough, I also am feeling like MinisterofScissors is a sad cowboy riding into town.
seriously though... yeah, this is "minimal", but in a very inviting way... it says what it needs to very simply and effectively... would have liked to hear a bit more for an outro though,.. maybe just slowed the tempo a bit to lead it out,.. or something.. I don't know.. it just seemed to cut off rather abruptly..
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 sween
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Date: April 28, 2006 @ 11:50 AM
I love piano!!!! Nice solid steady pace to this, kind of lonely feel to this track, maybe thats the mood? Top Track!!! 
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Engine11RDenny
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Date: April 28, 2006 @ 6:50 PM
Drum track would give you the impression of a need for a full band [Gene did a great job of interpreting this] Right now this is a lonely track in a quiet secluded place. A nice warm feel to this one ... cool composition Ethan the melody line is the hook  I like your writing style 
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EvilPicnic
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Date: May 5, 2006 @ 10:12 AM
The relentlessness of the chords is comforting in an odd sort of way, puts me in mind of trains for some reason [ah! notices title - subliminal]. The playing is a little thumpy, but it fits with the piece.
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shutyatrap
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Date: September 1, 2007 @ 9:05 AM
I'm drunk as I listen to this which doesn't help much to finding a correct imagination to visualize the musical wonderment of this song like above comments seem to consistanty seek.....
I like the moody feeling the keys... a sense of foreboding that makes me thing of walking forward into a bright shining light wondering if behind it I will find heaven or for my sins i may find hell.
Still listening to this is a long way from hell. In fact its pretty darn cool. What I love about this is that it leaves room for interpretation in a darn good way.... it is perfect for a collab and from what I see above it may have already been used for this. The sort of stuff a songwriter could imagine lyrics for very easy like!!!
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SimonWaldram
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Date: September 20, 2007 @ 8:25 AM
Such lovely contemplative playing  This needs no extra flourishes as far as I'm concerned; it's just beautiful the way it is.
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