Steve Layton's mash-up of realizations by Kervinen, Poirier, Nouyes, Moyes and Izzo.

Steve Moyes' realization.

There are a lot of things there, out yonder I mean.

Sometimes something takes your heart away

Life can get a muted feeling blurring everything into a jumble

Peace and sweetness of a summer morning..

Alexander's walk through the hallway of memories. Inspired by Ingmar Bergman's movie Fanny and Alexander.

Life really can be a Jungle out there huh ?

My Strat had a had a few stories to tell, I listened...

My pal Sam plays drums here, me on the git box

Love the tones of Ron Wood's early work a lot. Not anything he has played or even in his style.

Sometimes you waddle through life sometimes you ramble. Not sure on this song

A free spirit song of hope

Don't curdle the milk or else. Just a quick jam, me on guitars and drums.

xenharmonic ambient improv

something from back when that I added echoes to and volume to , enjoy

first track from the FraxurY album see playlist Fraxury for rest of the trip....

Theft steals from the thief.

A track from my second album "The Innocence Of Obsession", more keyboard based than my usual guitar based stuff.

The title track from my second album "The Innocence Of Obsession". A song about how differently things can be interpreted.

Jonathan Thomas continues to look at 1 Corinthians 7 and asks what it teaches about being single and the issue of divorce.

A dark and dramatic solo piano piece inspired by the sounds of dozens if not hundreds of trees breaking down and collapsing under the weight of sticky ice and snow last winter in Saratov, Russia, where I was on a visit.

Requires work. Would be the first thing to say.. not least the bloody clipping. Just wanted to post something to prove im not dead. The song is inspired by my counselor kindly allowing me to leave my guilt with her last time i saw her. i told…

Played on an Italian single manual harpsichord (8', CC-c'''). Sorry about the tuning and the random E that should be flatted.

Played on a Flemish single manual harpsichord (8+4, GG-d''')

Played on a fretted clavichord. Excuse the rough performance--I'm not a clavichordist.

Played on an Italian single manual harpsichord (2x8', GG-d''').

This track was created as part of the October 2010 Alonetone 24 hr challenge. The challenge is to make 24 minutes of original music in one 24 hour period.

this is my not quite 24 hour album. it took me about six hours total to produce. i missed the deadline and my feet hurt.

the album is however, just about 24 minutes long.

there are some sweet harmonic chords in the second half of this song

the album is about dissolution. not disillusion, hahahahaha

i hope this is fuckin loud enough

co~no me encanta. es verdad

this is the piece de resentemente