Grateful Dead cover by Throwing Bones From live rehearsal Jan 11, 2015 - Warm up

a return to using the computer based looper Mobius this evening. I use it for a while then break away. Have found it very inspiring this evening, this is 8 tracks 6 violin and 2 guitar.

Grateful Dead cover by Throwing Bones Live Rehearsal, Jan 11 2015 Set 3 Track 2

Here ist the 1.Song from the legendary single "Glück in der Natur".

Here ist the 3.Song from the legendary single "Glück in der Natur".

Here ist the 2.Song from the legendary single "Glück in der Natur".

Here ist the 4.Song from the legendary single "Glück in der Natur".

Here is the 1.song from the overworked single "XWRMIX" from 2012 with a new 404 ERROR Mix!

Here is the 2.song from the overworked single "XWRMIX" from 2012 with a new 404 ERROR Mix!

another sneak peak

As a warm up for the RPM Challenge I have gotten into the habit of digging up old mostly forgotten songs from my carefree youth and recording new demos. This year seems to be mostly focused on a band I played in between 1997 and 2000. This song…

another piece done with Jeff Larson's Mobius looping software. The idea here was minimal akin to Robert Fripp frippertronics of many years ago.

The song arises upon the hills.

She was born dancing.

She was young once, a mere child singing in the countryside.

The dream remains, even as motherhood comes upon her.

Come, see how she dances in the fullness of her life.

Dancing for dimes, donuts and dollars. From the juke joints to the church halls to the halls of power, still she dances, even as the music grows weary.

See how they gossip and gabble. From the sidelines, they direct the dance as the young ones grow.

Life. Death. Missing children. Lost friends. Mentors gone too soon. We all live in a time of grief.

Come, see how she dies! See God through her life. See her children gather to celebrate and to mourn. Come, see how The Grey Lady lived!

The song continues, even as this movement comes to a close.

Based on an old lullaby; a young mother wonders how to protect her child

From the EP, Daastanemarg

Seminal 80's Wellington post punk song from Brothers Gorgonzola, released as a single. Thanks to Alexander Turnbull Library for saving it from oblivion!

More rehearsal room recordings

More rehearsal room recordings.

by John Frusciante

by John Frusciante

by John Frusciante

"Unreachable" by John Frusciante

We wrote this one in... I wanna say... 1998? Had we ever moved beyond Maria's basement I would have pushed to get this released as a single. I thought it was our best shot at a hit, even if my lyrics were just god awful. The guitars here…

Grateful Dead cover by Throwing Bones Live Rehearsal, Jan 11 2015 Set 3 Track 3 JD takes on lead vocals in this version

Grateful Dead cover by Throwing Bones From live rehearsal Jan 11 2015 Set 4

Here is the 1.Song from Radiation Slayer´s "Di Da Di Da Dum" Single.

Here is the 2.Song from Radiation Slayer´s "Di Da Di Da Dum" Single.

Here is the 3.Song from Radiation Slayer´s "Di Da Di Da Dum" Single.

Background voices are gregoriant chant "dies irae" and a recording of number station

Here is the 1.Song from the "Höllenfeuer Sing" in a new design and order.

Here is the 3.Song from the "Höllenfeuer Sing" in a new design and order.