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posted on Wed September 10, 2008

Oh wow. Just listened to "Collapsing Star" and it is *so flipping good*. There's something very Floyd/Gilmour-esque about it, but it has more bite than that, but not at the price of losing the emotion (indeed it intensifies it). Fan-bloody-tastic! :-)
The Strang Quartet
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commenting The Collapsing Star

posted on Mon September 8,

I love the sense of grandness and drama that you convey in your music. Wonderful playing and top class production. A truly inspiring piece of music.

Rodrica Rudge
http://soundclick.com/rodricarudge

Hi, Zozimo and Adrianne--again. I just listened to Collapsing Star and I have to tell you that I was just astounded. A huge round of applause, sincerely. The soloing was incredible, and the general mood set just the right backdrop. Another thing that struck me was that every last thing was just right, just as it should be, the parts fit together like the perfect jigsaw puzzle.

Gamma Leonis
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commenting The Collapsing Star

posted on Fri September 5, 2008

An Epic composition! With the intensity and beauty of the stellar explosion itself. So happy to be able to have heard this. Every once in a while you hear a piece of music that makes you take notice, that rekindles that passion, that makes you just shake your head and realize how blessed we all are. So excited to pick up a guitar after work this evening, the shock waves from your fretboard performance have reached our humble home in Rhode Island and well beyond. The Supernova tie in works perfectly, does indeed signal the brilliant end of a star but radiation and elemental expulsions carried in the shock wave can trigger the formation of new stars, an exciting premise. Thank You.

VMP (USA)
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commenting The Collapsing Star

posted on Mon September 1, 2008

Wow! This composition has everything I love in a song. Cohesive and expressive changes; Ambient and hard hitting changes. Your guitar work is awesome. It carries the essence /emotion of the stars. The background ambience is textured just right. Power progressive rock at it BEST! I am continued humbled by your compositions. Truly you two have connected with the heavens and I am happy to be part of your musical circle.

Cheers,

Al

Ascenzion
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commenting The Collapsing Star

posted on Mon September 1,

I think you were playing this one on a guitar with a 7-foot neck!?! lol .. The one thing I like most about your beautiful playing is that, no matter how fast, every note is distinguishable and not a blur. Also, you get a great sound from good use of effects and production. The ideas behind your music are always relevant - it makes the listening experience even more enjoyable. I hope this track makes number 1, it deserves to!

brunnervanfan
http://soundclick.com/brunnervanfan

commenting Magnetic Storm

posted on Mon September 1,

OH ZO...YOU JUST ARE TOTALLY GIFTED.....OH HERE COMES THAT FIRE
OF A GUITAR...I AM SPEECHLESS....THIS IS SO GREAT....I LOVE THE WAY THIS ONE WEAVES THROUGH MANY SHIFTS OF CHANGES....

LISA STEINBERG
http://soundclick.com/lisasteinberg

commenting The Collapsing Star

posted on Mon September 1, 2008

I just listened to this song and it makes me think that the two of you understand Creation and the Universe in a way that no one else on this planet does! You are both amazing! Magnifico! Bravo! I am so honoured to know you both. - Anna

Anna Lea Pudan
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