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Mr November · 12-28-2011, 03:55 AM

I changed my name. Here's some music that sounds good.

TIMBER TIMBRE

A while a go back I did an album review for an album called Creep On Creepin' On by Timber Timbre. I liked that album a lot, and subsequently I've been dipping into a lot of similar stuff by the nature of those other albums by the same band and some similar influences.

I am now in possession of four albums (well the mp3 versions anyway) by the band and they are: Cedar Shakes (2005), Medicinals (2007), Timber Timbre (2009), and Creep On Creepin' On (2011).

It looks like they release an album every two years.

The sound of the band has basically stayed true from the earliest album to the latest, although there's no doubting that the band and the recordings have gotten better by leaps and bounds. This is one of those bands that has graduated from producing songs into producing albums, which I think was achieved with their self titled album. Listening to these two, new to me, earlier albums, there doesn't seem to be as much plot to the albums, although the music is still signature and of high quality.

Samples of the band: Timber Timbre:
< Cedar Shakes
< Medicinals
<Timber Timbre
<Creep On Creepin' On

That last sample from Creep is just to show the kind of instrumental tracks featured on that album. The majority of the album is similar to previous work But when I listen to the album as a whole, I hear the tracks layed out like the plot to a film with a beginning, middle, plot twist, and ending.

12-28-2011, 03:55 AM	#15 (permalink)
Mr November Music Addict Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Halifax, Canada Posts: 429	First Impressions I changed my name. Here's some music that sounds good. TIMBER TIMBRE A while a go back I did an album review for an album called Creep On Creepin' On by Timber Timbre. I liked that album a lot, and subsequently I've been dipping into a lot of similar stuff by the nature of those other albums by the same band and some similar influences. I am now in possession of four albums (well the mp3 versions anyway) by the band and they are: Cedar Shakes (2005), Medicinals (2007), Timber Timbre (2009), and Creep On Creepin' On (2011). It looks like they release an album every two years. The sound of the band has basically stayed true from the earliest album to the latest, although there's no doubting that the band and the recordings have gotten better by leaps and bounds. This is one of those bands that has graduated from producing songs into producing albums, which I think was achieved with their self titled album. Listening to these two, new to me, earlier albums, there doesn't seem to be as much plot to the albums, although the music is still signature and of high quality. Samples of the band: Timber Timbre: < Cedar Shakes < Medicinals <Timber Timbre <Creep On Creepin' On That last sample from Creep is just to show the kind of instrumental tracks featured on that album. The majority of the album is similar to previous work But when I listen to the album as a whole, I hear the tracks layed out like the plot to a film with a beginning, middle, plot twist, and ending. Last edited by Mr November; 12-30-2011 at 11:01 PM.