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…
Vocals and percussion are courtesy of another recent alonetoner, K. Scot Sparks. While recording a simple guitar track in Kev's garage, things got intersting when we opened the garage door, and let the sounds of this huge flock of birds in the…
This is another version of the same tune used in Dana's Song. I just changed the lyrics. It was created back in 1999 with the help of Alontoner K.Scot.
This is my own way of looking at a beautiful text - Psalm 139.
Created back in 1999 with the help of alonetoner K.Scot. I had translated the english lyrics into portuguese - then just decided to record both languages at the same time.
so this one is in Portuguese. sorry for all u English speakers. but i hope u go ahead and listen to it anyway. i like it a little faster than this version. this is from a couple years ago.
Filho Sumido is portuguese for "Lost Son".
Its my little bossa way of describing what its like to be away from the place I love, Brazil. Like a lost son. Someday I may make an english version - but then, maybe not. After all, its about Brazil…
My Clique-contribution with some added ambientsound recorded from my window. This is partly the traditional filler-track but I quite like the ambientsound. If I do a record next year (I probably won't) it will most likely be just 35 minutes of…
The Dutch painter Mondrian was apparantly a fervent dancer to Boogie Woogie and that image stuck because he seems such a stiff guy otherwise. So I thought that would make a funny subject for a dance-tune. Normally I wouldn't make a song about…
A moody solo acoustic thing that I came up with playing in a long forgotten tuning. Just got a new Zoom H4N, so this was recorded in my shop sitting at my reedmaking bench may 12 2009
This original melody idea was jotted down in October 2003 in Harmony Assistant, and I had written it thinking that someday I'd make it a real song with lyrics. While playing the tune on the computer, my daughter came in and said she liked it…
Thanks for this fascinating tune and for your production comments on my trumpet ensemble piece.
I must admit that that was a document of the writing more so than of decent performance or engineering. Thanks again for the good observations.
Glu and Sister Savage bring you these remixes!
Original track by Sister Savage:
http://alonetone.com/sistersavage/tracks/little-england
This one is pure pop. Voice pitched 1/2 step up.
First draft.
Dedicated to my mother on her birthday.
In the outro: Trombone, Horns, Clarinets, Mouthpiece buzz by Andy Hentz (arrsuarez) and organic drum related sounds by Glu.
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
Beautiful spirit, man.
Sweet, dear brother! Dear, sweet brother!!
I forgot about this, bro.! Yes.
Pretty, Dave! Yeah, man. :)
Hey, Dana. 'good to 'see' you on here. : )
Yeah, my bro.! Yeah.
I love this, friend. : )
The environment is ...well...Boogywoogying. Taste-full; thanks!
He is indeed; I'm the bettry for it. Thanky WOW; Yeah. ['hoaryzontal']
Thanks for the encouraging comments; I'm digging your stuff as well -a lot of subtlety here. Thanks for the sounds!
Thanks for this fascinating tune and for your production comments on my trumpet ensemble piece. I must admit that that was a document of the writing more so than of decent performance or engineering. Thanks again for the good observations.
Tasteful, my friend- tasteful. :)
groove and texture- check
...nice texture!
Beautiful, my friend; you make the difficulties work somehow. Yes.
Yeah, man; thanks.
Compelling sequences/shifts, my friend. Yes; you challenge but you still delight with a story-like sense. Thanks.
Oh yes; 'caught my attention from beat one -and drew me in w/ each next phrase. Oh yes.
Nice, guys. Thanks. ks
You just went strait to the top of Santa's good list, man.