cheers

With a vocal by Ijah, the rest of the track is based on Magix loops. Subsequently re-recorded without these loops and with a vocal alongside Ijah's vocals in a vocal version, this is the original instrumental template.

Another of my instrumental meanderings. I thought of all the people stranded by snow, and decided that they all might need a little cheering up while they waited for their plane/train/boat/road to clear. So, to all the holiday travelers out…

This piece is an illustration of one of the episodes of a Russian fairy tale about a little brave Humpbacked Horse. Instruments used: blues harp (harmonica), classical guitar and some bells-and-whistles. Narrated by Svetlana.

About a very strange individual indeed............

MADE SOME NOISE AGAIN

Sluk - strat, Ede Fun - DX-7, B. Jones - skins & trumpet. Live in Princeton

This is the second movement to my muzicmajor track. More classical movements to come.

Daytime and night direction of the senses are different, and not only with increased perception, but also with some distortion of reality. Voices of the previous thousands of years?

Here is my attempt at the mile of sorrow hope you like it..........

Percussion = Norm Guitar = Rick Vox = Emily Bass = Chris We started with this http://alonetone.com/rickph/tracks/a-mile-with-sorrow-normrick which came from this http://alonetone.com/norm/tracks/a-mile-with-sorrow I hope you both…

No title for this guy yet, as indicated by the...title. Anyway, this is a venture that leans in the direction we hope to take our sound. Of course it needs work, bass and vocals, but we think it's a decent representation of "us," and probably…

for ImprovFriday PES'd guitar improv - and softsynths ARP2600, Albino, Hellix, Absynth, Cameleon5000 in Sonar 8.5

We have replaced the previous studio version with a 2001 live version that we just remastered. In spite of the background noise, we think you may enjoy this more powerful version. Let us know what you think.