"Some years ago, the good folks at The Acid Exchange took up the challenge to make a different kind of collaboration...an experiment in the unity of music. Each of the participants submitted one or more renditions of verses of this familiar song…

Jamming with a couple buddies. I screwed the lyrics up but it was fun to do. Who doesn't want to at least try an AC/DC tune? A live recording: Me: Vox, Bass Joel: Guitar, Backing Vox Chris: Drums, Backing Vox

Written and Recorded: Feb 10, 2011 DADGAD, Capo V Sorry, not pretty...

cosmic funk. playing around with a microkorg I had for the night. think I'm gonna miss it.

RPM 2011

Recorded Live Aug 23rd 2010 at LB's with my band called Big Daddy and the Blues Hounds featuring Shaun Cooney Slide Guitar, Jim Dyck vocals/guitar, Mark Ammar Drums, Randy Forsberg Bass Gerry Pearson Harmonica

David Nobes Guitar/Vocals, Gerry Pearson Harmonica, Daryl Schmidt Drums, Gord MacDonald Bass, Simon King Guitar recorded live @ Castle Rock July 20th 2008

Unpluggedversion Gerry Pearson Vocals and Harmonica with Jim Dyck on guitar

Live @ LB's Jan 13th featuring Jim Dyck Vocals/ Guitar, Sheldon Smoke Guitar,Justin Perkins Guitar, Jimmy Guiboche Drums, Andy Nikiforuk Keys, Glen Harder Bass, Gerry Pearson Harp

for ImprovFriday 2/10-12 2011 ambient impro+tweaks

this is later in the performance of the third take of mountain three. more different then the first part of mount three.

I made up the lyrics to the first disconnect (and the music) on the spot of the first take, so for a while I wondered what the hell I sang. I still don't exactly know.

I got a beat up Hondo guitar from the Salvation Army as a wedding present and pretty much played it every night for the first year of our marriage with headphones on so as not to disturb my wife when she was pregnant. Shortly after our daughter…

still can not get that audio record function in the acid 8 studio to work correct, well maybe it works correct and I don't but audacity is just more familiar and does not crash my MIDI synthetics too much. LOL this is the next or third part of…

I was bored over the summer, and asked the facebook community if they wanted to commission a composition. A friend who works at the same camp as me said he'd buy me five slushies if I wrote a song about the camp. So here it is.

This was the first piece I ever wrote, the first piece that was performed by professionals, and the first piece that I won an award for.

the sound in the intro, that carries through out the song, I made by taking a the sound of a saw cutting some metal and I warped it using processing effects. What resulted sounded like a bunch of androids marching.

I reversed the bass in some sections and even changed some of the character (via filters) of some of the bass sounds.

I created the beat using the sounds of saws, nail guns, metal tubs from a construction site.

In loving memory of Takeshi Shudo, creator and CEO of the Pokemon franchise. A great mind, a great idea, and a wonderful era of Japanese cartoon/ games, end with his passing. Let it be known that his virtuoso soul was laid to rest for the reason…