News/Reviews

Here's some reviews from people at garageband.com:

Lovely soft guitar song lovely song...beautiful guitar work.

Interesting production going on here.

When I was little, maybe 9 or so, I picked up my first guitar. I loved it, but I'm a girl, and my fingers were small, and it hurt like hell after a while. I've retained my complete respect of good guitar playing, and this song is the definition of that. Beautiful. [This is my favorite review. Nothing's as good as stroking my ego.]

Nice tune. I really get a Lisa Loeb meets James Taylor vibe from it.

Not the mothers of invention. The melody and instumentation don't have to be so cliche (not another band with Indian percussion). Kudos for having the courage to allow the lyrics to be heard though. [This is my favorite negative review.]

I really like the beat and the mood. The low drumming is really effective. The guitar is well done.

I wasn't in too great of a mood today, but the beat and tune of the song just changed all that.

Love the guitar picking...sounds really nice. Smooth vocals, nice and clear. I like it!!!!

Relaxing, pretty song. Very spacy feel. Good whistling, too! I liked the lyrics, and the intimate feeling of the song.

Liked the hook but its a little too much like bad bubblegum music for my tastes.

Very original and amusing. Good camp-fire tune.

Baaa baa baaaa! That's a pretty goat song there buddy.

Made me laugh.

This track makes you want to move.

Nice tune. Very pleasant to listen to.

Very cool vibe here...nice, open arrangement really works well....excellent use of harmony vocals...really nice job.

Nice stuff happening here.

This song is awesome, it was very fun, definitely capturing. it has a very different sound than lots of other songs on the radio, i liked the way that all of the different instruments were put together, the beat definitely caught me.

Sounds great.

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