2001 Midis
Er... well, I've only got four at the moment, but I have two other Planeswalker-related songs in the works... hopefully they'll be done someday soon.
Aragorn - Rating 9.
Ooh, ahh... Er, well, I'm not one to compliment my own work, usually, but as far as my current standards go, I feel like this song came out very well. It's a french horn concerto piece, based on Mox Jet's the Planeswalkers character Aragorn Lestrides. Cool character, cool story... I'm working on a full story theme now, in fact (with his permission, of course). But enough babbling from me. Check out the piece... you may just like it.
Blaster - Rating 7.
This piece came to me today, and was composed today (2-5-01). It's a piano piece... only about 2 minutes long, but it's interesting enough, I suppose. Not bad at all if you like that sort of thing... though it kinda loses focus towards the end.
Light of My Life - Rating 8
I actually wrote this piece on a keyboard (believe it or not, I can actually play one... kinda. I've never actually had a lesson); but I had to write it step-entry method, because I don't have any recording interface between it and my computer. Still, this turned out really well, I thought. It actually sounds like piano music. It's only a minute and a half long, but it maintains a good focus and a good feel; and I wrote it for someone dear to me. Check it out.
Memories of Zion - Rating 9.5
I won't give a song of mine a ten, ever, because I know that a year from now, this will be below my standards a good bit. However, at present, I'm very happy with this song. It's a fifteen track orchestral piece about Dark Angel... good stuff, good stuff. Check it out, if you haven't already heard it in two other places.
By Starlight - Rating 9.0
It's a rock/techno piece, believe it or not; the first non-classical thing I've done all year. I was really pleased with how it came out, especially in the drum section. Man-oh-man, did the drums ever come out well... and I did 'em all by myself. Anyway, it's meant to convey the feelings of travel by, you guessed it, starlight, though the action this piece conveys makes me feel like there's a little more to this journey than walking.