Plini appreciation.

[Rational Gaze]

Hey dudes. During the holidays I decided to put down a little vocal idea I came up with over Plini's "Tarred and Feathered", off his "Sweet Nothings" EP. The melody is something I would sing in the car along to the song, and decided to record it. It was just something fun and with Plini's blessing, I posted it online. Check it out! It never hurts to be inspired by something as good as this song.

[SC]https://soundcloud.com/cascadeofcollapse/vocalized-and-feathered-tarred[/SC]

 

[Metaguitarist]

Absolutely astounding....

 

[oracles]

http://www.sevenstring.org/forum/general-music-discussion/230082-plini-appreciation.html

 

[QuantumCybin]

Just had to add to the appreciation; absolutely love the Sweet Nothing's EP. It just warms your soul. Favorite moments are the second solo in the Opening track, dat bass riff from Away though, and when the heavy guitars come in near the end of the title track. It jus all falls into place marvelously through its 17 minutes of awesomeness.

Lots of moments on the record where there's just so much power, either in a subtle way or in your face. Every song paints a vivid picture of emotion; it's impossible to deny how inspiring this is! Thanks Plini!!

 

[oracles]

New track from Plini! Plini - "ATLAS" - YouTube

 

[Jonathan20022]

I seriously love the artwork just as much as the music itself. Track is definitely different from what he's done so far, but it's awesome I think!

 

[source field]

I like the new song a lot more than the previous stuff. It reminds me of early 90's Dream Theater & LTE meets Vai.

 

[Kurkkuviipale]

I seriously love the artwork just as much as the music itself. Track is definitely different from what he's done so far, but it's awesome I think!

In case you didn't know, the artwork is done by an old SSO goer Alex Pryle (Prydogga). He's a really great guy and gosh his artwork nowadays is just next level!

As for the song, it's solid Plini. He just never lets you down and gets better every time he comes up with something.

 

[TheShreddinHand]

Awesome playthrough of Atlas by the man himself:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vu30pc1acE0

 

[Tizzer]

Awesome playthrough of Atlas by the man himself:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vu30pc1acE0

I like the casual lap playing Seriously though, he's the man. I just recently sent him a message with some music I made and he was kind enough to listen and send me a reply. He even complimented my playing! (which I assume was just him being nice, because his playing is about 1000x better than mine). I'm glad this thread exists, he deserves more attention.

 

[prh]

Awesome playthrough of Atlas by the man himself:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vu30pc1acE0

damn i don't even get to post my own links! its like a valet service

thanks for that, and i hope whoever comes across the link will enjoy it too

 

[Sebski]

Plini/prh: Dunno if you're gonna answer but what are your next plans? Are you gonna keep on working towards free EPs or a full length? I'm a big fan of your more recent kinda jazzy/prog EPs that you've been doing recently. I love the use of different instruments like you have been doing in Heart, for example, and the more tinkly synthy sounds that seem to be your trademark kinda thing, but if you could do a full length in a similar effort, that would be incredible.

 

[prh]

Plini/prh: Dunno if you're gonna answer but what are your next plans? Are you gonna keep on working towards free EPs or a full length? I'm a big fan of your more recent kinda jazzy/prog EPs that you've been doing recently. I love the use of different instruments like you have been doing in Heart, for example, and the more tinkly synthy sounds that seem to be your trademark kinda thing, but if you could do a full length in a similar effort, that would be incredible.

i have to record and release the final EP in that trilogy, and after that im gonna tackle a full length. but i want it to be 100% real instruments (besides some synths i guess), and probably conceptual in some way, so it might take a while to put together haha. and my music will always be free with the option of donating / buying physical items

 

[Sebski]

i have to record and release the final EP in that trilogy, and after that im gonna tackle a full length. but i want it to be 100% real instruments (besides some synths i guess), and probably conceptual in some way, so it might take a while to put together haha. and my music will always be free with the option of donating / buying physical items

Cheers for the reply mate! Wasn't actually aware the EPs were part of a trilogy. Looking forward to it!

 

[The Hiryuu]

i have to record and release the final EP in that trilogy, and after that im gonna tackle a full length. but i want it to be 100% real instruments (besides some synths i guess), and probably conceptual in some way, so it might take a while to put together haha. and my music will always be free with the option of donating / buying physical items

Just out of curiosity, is there a reason you have separate downloads on mediafire instead of just doing a name-your-price through Bandcamp?

 

[ONE]

Just out of curiosity, is there a reason you have separate downloads on mediafire instead of just doing a name-your-price through Bandcamp?

I think it's because Bandcamp only let's you give 100 or so songs away for free until they force you to start charging. Also I think the Mediafire downloads are only on MP3 while the Bandcamp ones come in higher quality formats (maybe), so I guess a bit of incentive to buy it (again maybe).

 

[The Hiryuu]

Ah, that sucks. Mediafire just seems like a sure way to get computer superAIDS lightning-fast.

 

[jawbreaker]

GUISE! Does anybody have tabs for Selenium Forest? Or Opening? Or both albums

 

[tmemike]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywlWkkNl19U&feature=youtube_gdata_player

If you haven't listened to Plini, you should, their music is jazzy and smooth but still techy!

 

[spawnofthesith]

Definitely not jazz, but yes Plini Is amazing