Sounds cool Mark. Sad, and even a bit… disorienting? Reminds me of Yes. 😁

Great job, Mark. Your track doesn’t sound sad to me; instead, it reminds me of the psychedelic sounds we used to hear back in the days.

Thank you

Werner

I hear sad and melancholy vibes Mark. Well done mate!

Hi Mark , the way you’ve coloured this with the chosen chords , I can definitely hear a sad sound but also a slightly mysterious feeling to it .
Well played.

Martin

Great tune, Mark. Loved your bass line. Nice and tight with both guitars through some tricky timing. As per Martin, I’d call it, “ mysteriously sad”.

James

Mark I agree with your wife so its”pretty sad”.
But it also has something mysterious.

AndréM

Very atmospheric; it sounds really impressive.

Dieter

I thought it quite sad, but now others have mentioned it, it does sound mysterious. You’ve made a good production out of the piece – I’m always impressed by multi-instrumental submissions.

Yeah it was nice sad, and with intrigue. A nicely put together musical production. It was even better on a 2nd listen as to really appreciate the input of the three instruments.

Well composed and played Mark, I agree with the above, a sad melody with a twinge of melancholy however, it fitted this month’s criteria exactly.

Richard

Great submission!

Excellent work!

Hi Mark,
A laid back sort of vibe …maybe a little melancholy tone to your composition. Played well , nice submission 👍🎶🎵

That had a slow jazz vibe to it. Nice composition.

It might be melancholic, but with a touch of hope for getting into something better, Mark. Nice jazzy vibe!

That was very intriguing, Mark! I would say it was melancholic in a very modern or psychedelic kind of way, it would play really well in an avant-garde movie scene. You may have composing talents you have never explored yet! Very well done and presented original!

Well, let’s face it, Mark: your wife is right – as always. This was pretty pretty. 😊

But perhaps, your wife and I just share the same sentiment- we just cannot be sad when we see you playing guitar. 😊👋🏽

To me it was not sad, rather unpredictable and mysterious. I like your bass lines and that low melody going on.
It reminded me a bit of the early Genesis sound, which I loved very much when I was a teenager, and I still do.
Great tone…and I love that gold color of your Tele.

I agree with Alan, it had a sadness but also a bit disorientation or confusion with the unexpected but very cool notes that actually followd the progression very well. Kudos for always putting the band together.
John

Mark
Thoughtful and unpredictable. Very cool. Your bass playing really enhances the guitar work, which adds a nice layer of sophistication. Fun stuff. Job well done.

John

I think it sounds very cool, nice job mark!

You’ve split opinion with this Mark! One thing we can agree on is that it’s an interesting, original and engaging composition that demands your attention and you’ve played it superbly. I guess the mood is then up to the interpretation of the listener? For me, it did have a sad undertone but reminded me more of happy days in the seventies listening to Yes and other prog rockers as you didn’t know where it was going to go. Good company to be among I reckon 👏

Man, this was cool! I would call it sad, but also mysterious and complex. Truly original and unique. Otherworldly and disorienting also comes to mind. Also reminds of something you might encounter in classical music. I think you should title the Moodscape in Key?

Hi Mark, I always love original compositions from AMers. Well done! I felt a lot of tension in the descending patterns and some of the dissonant lead lines. At one point I think I heard a more major, uplifting melody over the tense chords which was an intriguing mix. Fun stuff!