acoustic version of "intoxicated at the controls"

A small taste of the '74 Twin Reverb. Blackfaced, master volume removed from circuit, two tubes pulled, old Celestion G12-80s (it wasn't me). Les Paul with excellent PAF-style pickups (A5 neck, A2 bridge), stock pots and caps but good parts nonetheless…

walking down the street in the 1973, you're wearing yellow tinted shades, and a hat with a feather in it. Your switchblade is in your pocket, but you're not gonna need to use it today. Cause the sun is shining and folks are eating ice cream…

And oh my Dog My bones got out Of my arms And into your Charms

One section is based on the first few prime numbers.

On youtube there's a short video clip of guitarist Shawn Lane (R.I.P) executing an extremely difficult chord voicing that requires extensive finger stretching, which Shawn calls "the hardest chord in the world." I altered the chord a little bit…

613 is a prime number, 136 is triangular, and 361 is a square number - I didn't know what to name it ( but I wrote a math book once called Mathematical Bliss). Anyone want to put some metal vocals on this?

I watched a documentary recently on Miles Davis when he was in his electric period and it inspired me to record this little jam. I hope you like it.

rehearsal recording katrin - vocal martin - keyboard georg - guitar ulrich - drums helmut - bass michael - tech

rehearsal recording martin - keyboard georg - guitar ulrich - drums helmut - bass michael - tech