Broadjam Artist: Fred Kimmel
Song: Somethin’ Smokey
Reviewer: Floyd Kelly
Positive Comments: Go on a nice smooth musical journey that takes you to a place of blueberry blossoms perhaps. While getting into a groove, I captured mental images of dancing shapes afar, blending with a splash of jade greens. A simple flute placed next to a lightly placed guitar in the back will take you to a smooth flight over beaches of cobalt blues enshrined in a thick phased taunt of raspberry dreams, and finally with a reverse whisp of daffodils 5 feet tall and a cheese pizza slice at the mall you’ll end at the lonely blue drops of jazz guitar for grape vines growing tall.
Constructive Comments: I noticed many artifacts in this recording I am listening on THX-certified speakers – either compression issue or clashing frequencies. I took many marks off for this because it was noticeable at about 30% play volume – which is standard comfortable listening environment. All the elements are nice I think the artifacts destroy a beautiful piece of music. That nice guitar at the end is very enjoyable. Overall, there’s like two spots where the artifacts are noticeable. Most of this recording is good.