Two stones sit sleeping; Millennia pass quickly. What are the dreaming?

There's a small hole in (About the size of Tolstoy) My education.

We spend our lives Bathing in chemical soup; How does Mother feel?

Trouble finds us all. Misfortune cannot be dodged. Karma seeks us out.

Words, what do they mean? Of time, mountains, and rivers Jon sings abstractly.

I've grown quite adept At preventing severe falls. Balance: my good friend.

Instrumental

Summers at the Lake: A teenage requirement. I seldom partook.

Ghost in the machine, Patterns from the soulless beast, Speaking unto us.

Is the really art? My muse cannot tell for sure; All the same to her.

Piltdown Man, a hoax? Don't buy it. He is alive In our midst today. Piltdown Man arrives In a black stretch limousine And grey flannel suit Piltdown Man survives (Anthropologists agree), Thwarts those who say "nay." Piltdown buys and sells…

Yesterday, today, Tomorrow, all illusions: Fractured bits of NOW.

Nothing matters more Than nothing, all adrift in A vast, endless void. A little ditty for the dark matter enthusiasts among you . . .

Time is relative. So, also, is space, says Al. Spacetime, your cousin. (Yep, you caught me--I said "time/space." It will be fixed.)

Instrumental

In fire or ice? How will the universe end? It ain't over yet!

This is not a haiku, Though at first you may think it is. The poet enjoys your confusion.

RPM Challenge: Twenty eight (nine) days to record Your next masterpiece!

Instrumental

A handmade go cart, Childhood prideful possession. No one to push me.

I am blooming late: Dreams from youth now realized. I suppose it's fate.

My groping hand shoved Away once more from delight-- Supple joys denied.

Sunlight streaming down, Gentle breeze disturbs new leaves, Spring's awakenings.

Roasting on one side, Freezing on the other side: The joy of campfires.

Derps march past my room; Ev'ry night they haunt my dreams, Dim fears seeming true.

Not much to say about this one, just a song.

A mashup with Roger Sundström Korg Monotron, Soundscaping Christina White (powderpuff variation) Jukka-Pekka Kervinen (rain check) Steve Layton (Bouncie Variations) Steve Moshier (Reckless Heartthrob) for ImprovFriday 2012-03-10

I was thumbing a ride along a hot, deserted Caribbean road. When Steve pulled up in this vintage pre-war Chevy, I was very grateful. It just so happened he was heading to the same cantina I was, so we kicked back with a pitcher of mojitos…

Track 8 from 2009 RPM Challenge project "Even the Bedrock Grooves". Full project at: http://otherhood.rpmchallenge.com/ Follow Otherhood at Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/otherhood) or Google+ (https://plus.google.com/104643347399050566607)

Track 3 from 2010 RPM Challenge project "Things Change". Full project at: http://otherhood.rpmchallenge.com/ Follow Otherhood at Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/otherhood) or Google+ (https://plus.google.com/104643347399050566607)

Track 7 from 2011 RPM Challenge project "Studies in Motion". Full project at: http://otherhood.rpmchallenge.com/ Follow Otherhood at Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/otherhood) or Google+ (https://plus.google.com/104643347399050566607)

A song about not letting bastards get you down!

First take, envisioned as an angry frenetic tune, but came out more heroic.

And take two. We went for pretty and melodic. Sorry about the annoying fuzz.

Newest Addition to my "Unreleased" album. Enjoy, and feel free to give pros/cons feedback. Thank you! -Mike

Many, Many, thanks to Steve for this music backing track, my song has come alive......

A mashup with Roger Sundström Guitar,Soundscaping Norbert Oldani (Light Blue) Steve Layton (Bouncie Variations) Jim Goodin (Ten of Steel in Variation) for ImprovFriday 2012-03-10

a short progressive piece welcoming music of dreams

details http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=2193 NOTE: meantone refers to a tuning method, not the guitar tone.