Yay for bongo's or congo's or both. :P

...and a what the heck is it called again, Tambourine ha ha! An that sounds more like an organ that started the song....

What kind've FX pedal you got? ^_^ this track's guitar sound reminds me of the thing i did to play along to a video i recorded of a candle burning; i used the Digitech RP50 and a little 8 watt amp....

Oh... now i hear a violin....

Well the organ thing in this reminded me of the effect i used once before on my little pedal and guitar. ;)

Bass now and a bass drum.... and something else... now a banjo too....

Hah, nice.

Yup, this is why I tend to call my music progressive. 'Cos that's what it does.

And very unfortunately, I actually don't have any FX pedals. I know I can get a few for pretty cheap, but I just use Sound Forge for them (it's not like I play live anyway). OOh, but I would love really love to get a V-Amp and a switchboard.

And it wasn't actually a banjo, I think it was just violin done pizzacato (er, I kinda forgot how to spell that).

V-amp ... do you mean a PA vocal amplifer? Or is V-Amp completely different.

I don't use any amplification other then for my Guitar... from my cabnet. An i haven't used any softwares for FX; exceptions of some very old recordings that i added some filters to my recordings with cool edit pro. Tho i use WaveLab 4 by Steinberg for all my recordings.

I keep hearing bout this Sound Forge application, i never have used it.

Hum... anyways it's a nice mix of instruments / arrangements of em in this track of yours.

this sort of reminds me of ambient video game music...or something from Donkey Kong Country 2 (ditty's quest)

nice

DK huh? It's been a reeaally long time since I've played any of those. Thanks for listening.