Cave Street's listening history
Turn a Blind Eye
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Don't turn a blind eye
to the Sunshine
Don't walk away
from this piece of mind
I got to tell ya
just one more time
Don't walk away
from the Sun... shine!
Aw c'mon now,
don't tell me
you never wanted to…
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Like A Wave
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If you make yourself a mule
someone's gonna ride you
this I know
Like a breeze moves through the air
or a wave upon the water
is how I go
When you can freely give
of all that you can hold
you can know no more…
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An as yet unused demo from RPM 2012... This was the last song I wrote in Feb 2012 & feel like it is a companion piece to the opening song, "You, Miles Away" -- a perfect little bookend, actually.
Where the Path Leaves the Road
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I…
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My friend Otis Maly on the bass guitar and keys. Another RPM 2012 demo that was laid down before the focus shifted completely to improvisational sound-fields.
On High
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Why oh why must we wait?
Why should we hesitate?
Turn your…
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At one point, I had a version recorded with much better guitar -- at least I thought I did -- but I can't find it now...
Another one of those tunes that kept growing after the demo was laid down, this song now has twice as many verses as you…
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This was the first track I wrote during the RPM sessions for 2012. It's one of those RPM "demos" that I took down about three months ago with the intention of re-recording it. I haven't done anything in all that time, and I figured this can…
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Keyboard and Electric Bass Guitar by Otis Maly, Percussion by Matt Santana
One of three tracks that my friend Otis jammed on during February 2012. This is the first mixdown I've done since he laid down the keys back in mid-February of 2012…
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1) Fly according to fixed wing aerodynamics, while rolling when turning, thus losing lift.
2) Coordinate with a limited number of interaction neighbors.
3) Stay above a sleeping site and when they happen to move outwards from the site…
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1) Be a complementary force to the alignment that they call the change of leadership.
2) Use attraction, alignment and avoidance and extended this with a number of traits.
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