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style:Acoustic psychodelic art rock 70's, tempo; 60-80 BPM, grand piano intro with atmosphear and reverb, guitars; clean guitars with delay, reverb type 'plate' or 'hall', slides gilmour style, synthetisers; envolved pads, spatial textures, slow modulation, phased, chorus, percusion; minimal percusion, deep bombo, soft share with brushes, voice; soft, whispered, melancholic, singing a memory, tone; Em; accords verses: Em- G-D-A_Em-G-D-Am, chorus accords; G-D-Em-C_G-D-C-B7, Bridge accords:Am-Em-G-D_Am-Em-C-B7, Final verse accords;Em-D-G-C^Am-Em-B7-Em

(melancholic british acoustic rock)sad 70's british rock Male voice, a little organ intro, acoustic guitar, bass, tambourine, end electric guitar solo

(melancholic british acoustic rock)sad 70's british rock Male voice, a little organ intro, acoustic guitar, bass, tambourine, end electric guitar solo

Auditorium medium hall sound, sad 70's british progresive rock, sad 70's british rock Male voice, a little organ intro, acoustic guitar, bass, tambourine, end electric guitar solo

Auditorium medium hall sound, sad 70's british progresive rock, sad 70's british rock Male voice, a little organ intro, acoustic guitar, bass, tambourine, end electric guitar solo

progressive rock, male vocal, acoustic guitar fingerpicking, flute melody, orchestral strings, mystical atmosphere, nature theme, enchanted forest, contemplative verses, building pre-chorus, melodic chorus

a psychodelic art rock of the 70's, featuring a clear electric guitar playing a melodic soft lead over a driving rhythm section; the song is in Bm key with a slow tempo maybe 60-70BPM, the drumms provide a consistant beat, the bass guitar lays down a solid foundation, atmospheric pads, often mirroring the guitar root notes, the electric guitar employes reverb hall and delays, creating a wailing expressive sound, the song is primary instrumental with a clear main melody, hammond organ and piano are perfect pair complain, subtle harmmonies, production emphasizes the guiitars, planary it and prominently in the mix like the gilmours guitars songs

Auditorium medium hall sound, sad 70's british progresive rock, sad 70's british rock Male voice, a little organ intro, acoustic guitar, bass, tambourine, end electric guitar solo

Psychodelic acoustic art rock 70's, soft parade, 76 BPM, Am tone, urgent peace, begin with a beautifull grand piano melody and then building in a soft harmonie to grow like a tree in time, electric soft guitar driven, synthetizer layers, bass melodic groove, drivings drumms, bounty hammod organ in a desert ocean planet, building in suspended atmospheare, David gilmour's soft and tender guitar sound, great mix production

Psychodelic art rock 70's, soft parade, 76 BPM, Am tone, urgent peace, begin with tense atmosphere but building in a soft harmonie to grow like tree in time, electric soft guitar driven, synthetizer layers, bass melodic groove, drivings drumms, bounty hammod organ in a desert ocean planet, building in suspended atmospheare, David gilmour's soft and tender guitar sound, grat mix production

a psychodelic art rock of the 70's, featuring a clear electric guitar playing a melodic soft lead over a driving rhythm section; the song is in Bm key with a slow tempo maybe 60-70BPM, the drumms provide a consistant beat, the bass guitar lays down a solid foundation, atmospheric pads, often mirroring the guitar root notes, the electric guitar employes reverb hall and delays, creating a wailing expressive sound, the song is primary instrumental with a clear main melody, hammond organ and piano are perfect pair complain, subtle harmmonies, production emphasizes the guiitars, planary it and prominently in the mix like the gilmours guitars songs

style:Acoustic psychodelic art rock 70's, tempo; 60-80 BPM, grand piano intro with atmosphear and reverb, guitars; clean guitars with delay, reverb type 'plate' or 'hall', slides gilmour style, synthetisers; envolved pads, spatial textures, slow modulation, phased, chorus, percusion; minimal percusion, deep bombo, soft share with brushes, voice; soft, whispered, melancholic, singing a memory, tone; Em; accords verses: Em- G-D-A_Em-G-D-Am, chorus accords; G-D-Em-C_G-D-C-B7, Bridge accords:Am-Em-G-D_Am-Em-C-B7, Final verse accords;Em-D-G-C^Am-Em-B7-Em

style:modern psychodelic art rock + soft progresive, tempo; 60-80 BPM, grand piano intro with atmosphear and reverb, guitars; clean guitars with delay, reverb type 'plate' or 'hall', slides gilmour style, synthetisers; envolved pads, spatial textures, slow modulation, phased, chorus, percusion; minimal percusion, deep bombo, soft share with brushes, voice; soft, whispered, melancholic, singing a memory, tone; Em; accords verses: Em- G-D-A_Em-G-D-Am, chorus accords; G-D-Em-C_G-D-C-B7, Bridge accords:Am-Em-G-D_Am-Em-C-B7, Final verse accords;Em-D-G-C^Am-Em-B7-Em

Acoustic pregresive 70's art rock soft ballad, a melodic grand piano intro, building a great drumm in progresion with a smooth melodic and rythmn bass, Male soft airy intimate and melancholic voice, rythm acoustic guitar in intermezzos, with a great electric guitar ending

70s Acoustic Psychedelic Art Rock Ballad, Progressive Folk Style, Melodic and introspective, reminiscent of Steve Hackett or David Gilmour's gentler work, Use prominent acoustic guitar, vintage Mellotron and lush analog synths, a clean electric guitar lead for the [INSTRUMENTAL BREAK soft electric guitar solo], and soft, complex drums, Cosmic and soaring vocals

Genre: 70s Progressive Art Rock, Mood: Melancholic, Introspective, Epic, Tempo: 80 BPM, Structure: 7-8 min track, Vocals: Male, deep, resonant, and highly emotional, Vocal Style: Ethereal, spoken word style in verses, building to powerful, sustained notes in chorus, ​Harmony Loop: B - C#m - D#m - E - F# - G#m - B#m7b5, Sustained chords, ​Instrumentation: Overdriven Lead Guitar (Sustain, Delay, Phaser), Analog Synth Pads (sweeping), Hammond Organ, Deep Melodic Bass, Dynamic Drums, Production: Extensive Reverb, Tape Echo, and Panning, Include atmospheric sound effects (wind/static), ​(epic and soft elctric guitar solo ending the song gratefully)