Borrowed Keith Landry's dynamic acoustic guitar part to help me write the most personal song I've ever written. Recorded last February for the RPM challenge, but didn't feel right putting it up until now.
Borrowed Keith Landry's dynamic acoustic guitar part to help me write the most personal song I've ever written. Recorded last February for the RPM challenge, but didn't feel right putting it up until now.
Borrowed Keith Landry's dynamic acoustic guitar part to help me write the most personal song I've ever written. Recorded last February for the RPM challenge, but didn't feel right putting it up until now.
Borrowed Keith Landry's dynamic acoustic guitar part to help me write the most personal song I've ever written. Recorded last February for the RPM challenge, but didn't feel right putting it up until now.
A further study in Inverse Bipedal Degradation (http://alonetone.com/breakinglight/tracks/inverse-bipedal-degradation)
All samples (swamp frogs/crows) by Tomlija over @ freesound.org
This song is the first Solar Fetus song to only use two people. Absolutely no one showed up to Adam and I's room in time to record this, so we ended up doing it by ourselves. The talking, screaming, and random sound you hear faintly in the background…
Thanks Kirk, Jarvis. It's an Epiphone mando I borrowed from a friend. I'm supposed to be laying down some tracks for a song, but have gotten sidetracked, experimenting with it ;)
Landry/Garn
When I sent this song off to Jim, he sent back tracks for a second rhythm guitar, lead guitar, and drums. Bass soon followed, and Kavin's slide dropped in nicely. Just thought I'd let y'all have a listen to what came back to me…
Cool. In many ways I like this one better. Not so much ME, and Jim does some lead. Nothing against Norm, but the drums work better here and seem to propel the song more.
Recorded in 2008.
Fuzz guitar through an old DDL into a pitch transposer, recorded in one pass with no edits or overdubs.
Just a minute noodle doodle, really, but it's gonna go somewhere.
Honest!
Partita for solo violoncello was composed for Sumire Kudo in the spring of 2007. Although it is a single movement work, its form derives from a collage-like assemblage of diverse materials that can be heard as fragments of movements from an imagined…
Comments on kavin.'s stuff
Just gorgeous!!! Thank you so much for this. An instant new favorite of an old favorite
That is Beautiful.
Oooh! Lovely! Dig the 12 string bits!
Lovely.
Updated (final?) version
Nice work. Much needed the listen.
Lovely...
love it ! very good !
Nice!
Dude. Sooooooo good.
Well, it's way overdue and so lovely Kavin.
Nice.
What a beautiful cover!
Excellent track mate
Right on ! Knarly tunes dude ! love it !!! (d.j.smith )
Excellent mate
Great beat really dig the vocals
Out of Towner indeed!
I love this. Makes you feel free. w;-)
Good one Kavin!
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Nice remix and additions Tipu!
Awesome!!
Thanks Kirk, Jarvis. It's an Epiphone mando I borrowed from a friend. I'm supposed to be laying down some tracks for a song, but have gotten sidetracked, experimenting with it ;)
Love these nylon excursions. Brimming with melodic ideas.
There ye go. Curious title.
Beefheart is alive and well! Like the gtr.
Delicioso!
Cool. In many ways I like this one better. Not so much ME, and Jim does some lead. Nothing against Norm, but the drums work better here and seem to propel the song more.
Yah Joe!
Tantalizing
Plunderphonics? Sampling? Cool.
Nice pickin. Similar in style and tone as Adrian Legg, heard of him?
Do you own the copyright for this song?
Slk really started something! I second Cap's good one!
good morning Roger...ppp
Nice take on the heads!
Some pretty badass pickin' on this one.
This is pretty amazing.
Tasty. I need to check out the rest of the album!
Santana called, wants his bongo player back. Great live track!