What if the snow and its wonder involved an environmental 'imutation' or - at least - a beautiful metaphor for the great, gentle, quiet, thorough meeting...
...of the greatest, silent need.
'...there was a public house on the way
evidently, the local congregation used its basement.
We stayed there.
Twice, the bartender fed us
the preceding night's scraps
In the morning of the third day,
an odd silence hovered above:
rising…
'...there was a public house on the way
evidently, the local congregation used its basement.
We stayed there.
Twice, the bartender fed us
the preceding night's scraps
In the morning of the third day,
an odd silence hovered above:
rising…
'...there was a public house on the way
evidently, the local congregation used its basement.
We stayed there.
Twice, the bartender fed us
the preceding night's scraps
In the morning of the third day,
an odd silence hovered above:
rising…
'...there was a public house on the way
evidently, the local congregation used its basement.
We stayed there.
Twice, the bartender fed us
the preceding night's scraps
In the morning of the third day,
an odd silence hovered above:
rising…
'...there was a public house on the way
evidently, the local congregation used its basement.
We stayed there.
Twice, the bartender fed us
the preceding night's scraps
In the morning of the third day,
an odd silence hovered above:
rising…
I feel like I'm winding through the disconcerting bowels of justice, located some place below a lofty chair where the president of truth quotes the god of lies... This is the soundtrack for back entry into the castle. I could slay zombies to this tune. righteous as usual. Wes!
I guess I try to write such sketches in order to behold and hold a sense of the Great Goal, ...that which quietly 'visits' us, where we open- where we allow it,...
...all the way from the future Resolution.
Sam was a very articulate and kind friend; he spend way too much of his life in a wheel chair and yet demonstrated a lot of grace.
We lost him just over a year ago.
Among many other unexpected, Christ-like kindnesses, he realized at one point…
So, I start playing my Guild acoustic. However, the strings were new and had gone all slackish, meaning down a few tones. I liked what it sounded like and took them all off. I then restrung the gtr with super heavy guage acoustic strings. I then…
The title track. I still like this one, though it is somewhat dense, sonically speaking. Another song where I think I pulled of the lyrics relatively well.
This song is based around a sample that I took of my dish washer. The sample starts out simple enough and then gets more chopped up at the end. The song evolved from there. Also in this song is a new pedal I got that is a photo theremin. You…
Thanks for these sounds and for your helpful comments on 'For Joy.'
For horn sounds, I use a combination of my own horn [acoustically/live recorded] and Garageband symphony samples [one of the 'jam packs']. The EQ-ing and time-based effect mix seems crucial. Having a long history around brass, I just try to adjust all of the above to get them to blend and sound reasonably natural.
As to relative 'prolificness,' I've been out of full-time work for too long. I teach part-time and have a backlogue of things that I tend to re-vamp.
Bless you and your efforts, man.
kss
Something I'm working on. I'm a sucker for 5/4 time these days.
The biggest issue is the vocals which are sort of a placeholder right now until I re-write and re-record them, or maybe even find someone who can actually sing to lay something down!
What happened after too much time on youtube watching live vids of "voodoo chile" Noisy obnoxious and very cathartic for me! Live to 2tracks with the Jamman
Similar in feel to the other Fragile Moment track. Mostly acoustic guitars recorded sitting in my shop on the H4N and then finished up in Cubase just this morning. September 9 09. Maybe a nice one for bedtime
Several years ago I had a short lived duo with an oboe and English horn player named Nat. This is a demo from that period. It's an old old chord progression of mine that never really had a melody and Nat improvised this melody in the studio to…
...nice tone/melody here. Thanks for the recent comment on Christmas (Joy). That was an older, more simple mix that seemed a bit more ?? authentic somehow. Best to you today. ks
Several years ago I had a short lived duo with an oboe and English horn player named Nat. This is a demo from that period. It's an old old chord progression of mine that never really had a melody and Nat improvised this melody in the studio to…
This is my 3rd home recording. I dug it out again and cleared the moth balls.
"Tart it up a bit" as Sis would say.
I found out that if you rub a strat the wrong way, it will talk back to you. I tried many times to re-create this guitar work…
I wrote this with two of my friends Diego (aka Mr. Napkinhead on alonetone) and Annie. an ode to pasta since my family is all about pasta. we had fun with the lyrics. wrote it in about 15 minutes, recorded it in an hour, and sang it that night…
Comments on K. SCOT SPARKS 79+intercessions's stuff
Great mix beautifully done.
I enjoyed that mate very cool well done mate.
That's a beauty man!
All the cool.
a relaxing trip.
Smokey, timeless, suhweet!
Really Lovely track man!
Cool mix.
This is great mate top mix nice job. Thanks for your recent comments mate.
The intro is great. The ambient background and the sounds you made here are fantastic K.
Jim Morrison would of been proud:)
Mesmerizing stuff there! Great percussion and bass
I feel like I'm winding through the disconcerting bowels of justice, located some place below a lofty chair where the president of truth quotes the god of lies... This is the soundtrack for back entry into the castle. I could slay zombies to this tune. righteous as usual. Wes!
namaste
I could just keep listening to this forever.
Smooth and awesome!
excellent percussion, urgent bass,mesmerising great sound
Cool! Love the dramatic ending!
Very moving. Powerful without being cloying.
oh, this is nice!
Comments made by K. SCOT SPARKS 79+intercessions
yeah, dude
Man- I dig this groove and textures -- a BUNCH!!
...real nice, Gary. Groov'n Thanks for the comments on my recent addition. Best, kss
Thanks for these sounds and for your helpful comments on 'For Joy.' For horn sounds, I use a combination of my own horn [acoustically/live recorded] and Garageband symphony samples [one of the 'jam packs']. The EQ-ing and time-based effect mix seems crucial. Having a long history around brass, I just try to adjust all of the above to get them to blend and sound reasonably natural. As to relative 'prolificness,' I've been out of full-time work for too long. I teach part-time and have a backlogue of things that I tend to re-vamp. Bless you and your efforts, man. kss
yeah!
thanks for thise guitfiddle tones, finger moves --and, for the comment on Revelation '74 Best, man! : )
..so nice, tamber, texturally and time-wise.
...nice nice nice opening, friend.
Man- I want to hear your guitfiddle accompanying your wind instrument- playing these sensitive tunes. Just a thought. Best to you.
...nice tone/melody here. Thanks for the recent comment on Christmas (Joy). That was an older, more simple mix that seemed a bit more ?? authentic somehow. Best to you today. ks
Thanks for these thoughtful sounds- and for ye recent comment. Ahoy!
nice tonez
yes
--nice, man; 'pure emotion.' Thanks for recent comments.
: ) Funny, man.
...yeah, Dana. : ))))) bless you and all ye efforts. ks
...a stayfresh vibe, man : )
: ) ...was that actually <>?
i hrd that.
...don't be permanently lonely, man; this is compelling.