jacal01
You've just been blocked by Mr. Conviviality!
As I said before, I like working on all of it, but the most fun is that which makes the most difference. For the moment, that would be the Manhattan Project. There is something about listening to the proto which seems to really phuck with my perception of the passing parade of the music in a very expansive way. It is almost like I can hear "way inside" the music. Hard to express. I have decided to offer a "stripped down" version of this so as many people as possible can experience it. What comes to my mind as I sit here is my environment. With rain just changing to light, non-sticking snow as I type, I am next to a wood stove which we fire up when it gets cold (way cheaper than our off the gas grid central propane heat). There is something about wood fired heaters which feels much better than gas, propane, or electric heat blown through ducting on a winter's night. It is that sort of tangible yet difficult to describe difference that the Manhattan makes.
I feel your ambient euphoria, but that sort of surroundings' subjective influence on our listening impressions is hard to bottle, wouldn't you say?
Are you also planning to offer the 'full Monty' version of Manhattan, like you did with the Yggdrasil?