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Back in 1985 I was in a band at school - at that time I didn't play an instrument; I was the singer (!) This track was entitled 'Dreaming In Colour' (the music written by band members Giles Hancock and Tim Finch) and I thought it would be fun…
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Hard not to sing along with the aaahs! A big, beautiful sound! Great confident vox!

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Well, my entry for RPM 2022 went from LP to (a very short) 4 song EP but this track I think has bags of potential. It was a discarded idea from a few years ago that was lurking in my 'half-baked' Logic folder but something in it ignited my creative…
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Great bass work - and liking the open air, blue sky feel.

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So with renewed focus on RPM 2022 I set about at least creating an EP if an album wasn't possible... This track was written and recorded over a period when there seemed to be relentless storms following each other without respite. Power cuts aside…
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Great song - rich sounds!

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The first new composition since being back in the UK; heavily chorused Precision fitted with flat wound strings gives it a nice retro feel along with a Roland Jupiter 8 synthesiser plug-in I wanted to add vocals but am suffering with a heavy cold!
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This has a lovely night driving feel.

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So... I entered RPM 2022 and experienced a double-whammy - A massive influx of work and a prolonged period of absolutely no inspiration or creativity! So this is only the second track of a project that's now likely to be an EP rather than an album…
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Ooh loving that synth solo!

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Brian J. Kenny said

It was the least shocking surprise We were all concerned that it would happen too soon The end for all of us is inescapable But its the when’s the wherefores and the whys That bring tears to out eyes It was the least shocking surprise I have almost been on the wrong side of it a few times before And I remember thinking about this very thing How will this look in other people’s eyes A shocking surprise, or not so much? Some of us fly too close to the sun Because we want to see when the wax will melt on out wings For others there is only darkness even in the sun And the nights are extra dark So much so that they can’t see that the light will come again Because it never does And wherever they go, their demons are always there And we who love them desperately want our love to be their light But they feel unworthy of our love so the can’t except it And their self-destructive compulsions both feed on the darkness And make them feel more unworthy of our love The darkness grows and the cycle continues And the harder we try the worse it can get Unless they choose to love themselves enough to take their chance At breaking the cycle A prerequisite to banishing the darkness I thought writing songs could do it Or letting you run what had been built Is it narcissism to think I ,IGTV have made things worse Or neglectful to discount the harm I might have done? It is the least shocking surprise But it still brings tears to my eyes I hope you’ve found peace I hope you’ve found peace I love you Goodbye

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Newbold said

yeah --- I must of heard the original so many times but this version yeah just great.. so great. ---

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created in Pure Data on early January 8 2023.
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Newbold said

cool

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My very first recording of my first band, Silica. It is rough. This was our first real song. John sang and I did the terrible harmonies and screaming on this one.
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Guest said

You guys missed the boat. You should’ve sang it to your wives at your weddings.

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Recorded live during a church service probably in the early 2000s. CREDITS: Written by Project X and Tammy Borden Project X: Bass Scott Wilson: Lead guitar Tim Thompson: Acoustic guitar, backing vocal Craig LeMieux: Drums Tammy Borden…
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Wrinkled Shirt said

This rocks!

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Been a while, lots of ups and downs...Glad to be back!
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Wrinkled Shirt said

Thank you project x & Len Sasso!

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Bass VI
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Guest said

Super Duper almost country! Sounds kind of familiar. JK LOL :) BW

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Been a while, lots of ups and downs...Glad to be back!
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Project X said

Perfect for contemplative moments.

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4th song from my new album Modern Tradition Vol. 1. This is an instrumental composition. :)
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kavin. said

Cool instrumental!

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OWIE! in G When I get an owie I want to tell somebody When I get an owie I feel so alone When I get an owie I want to show somebody When I get an owie I run strait to mom When I get an owie It's better if it's bloody...
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James Michael Taylor said

Jenni Mansfield Peal James Michael Taylor love this, thanks for posting.

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Been a while, lots of ups and downs...Glad to be back!
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Len Sasso said

Very nice. Hope all is well.

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second work made in animoog z on the iphone 6se while waiting while phone in hand no sound.
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Dweeb said

This is better than most of the stuff I've made while listening

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Brian J. Kenny said

What kind of music do you think I’ll make when I am 83

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Brian J. Kenny said

(I don’t know where we are going but) we’re making great time

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Brian J. Kenny said

Snoozer

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