The finished article of the brand new Alpha Road track! www.facebook.com/alpharoad

(electronic) Variations on a Theme of O Come, O Come, Emmanuel from Shane Cadman's performance Piece120211 posted to ImprovFriday

“There are two possible outcomes: If the result confirms the hypothesis, then you’ve made a measurement. If the result is contrary to the hypothesis, then you’ve made a discovery.” —Enrico Fermi Details http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=1869

My attempt to sing a old Christmas song

Mr. Invisible breaks down your nutritional information.

Blackie.

Doc Occam & mc6million

Self-explanatory.

mc6million wants to destroy your speakers.

Doc Occam

Blackie & MC Oppenheimer

Blackie & mc6million

mc6million

Blackie.

Blackie.

Blackie & Doc Occam.

Blackie & Doc Occam.

Blackie.

Doc Occam.

Blackie & MC Oppenheimer.

A love song.

Sung by my Friend, Roz McCormick. Woman loses her lover at war.

Pendle handloom weavers song.

Song for my daughter. Last verse shows the tragedy of life

A song from Lancashire folk history, Malkin Tower is no longer there. Near pendle Hill.

Based on an old lancashire song

I love the moon.

We are all stars - another daft song

all about beer - mmm

A gentle song about finding peace.

A rather rude song. Learned this in college.

This is a remix of an improvised track I did for our first RPM album. For this new mix, I got rid of the vocals & added a most excellent electric guitar part by our good friend, Chris Mitchell. He listened to the track just once and proceeded…

I used a Christmas carol as a means to explore the vocoder function of my synthesizer.

The last girl to kiss me, Left me for her ex, My first kiss, Doesn't even remember it, Somewhere in between, I got real, real sad, Until I realized, I only need myself, I started writing how I feel, I started making tunes, Turning my own wheels…

something i did the other day sorta very experimental be careful to take two aspirin before listing to it..

xenharmonicFMTS plugin work with the novelty that it has :) for now.

My arrangement on an old tune.

Kinda back in business. Inspired by a dark, soggy day. Jon Blythm on keys and half the drums. John Ruse on Stringed instruments and the other half. Stuffed-Up (In One Nostril) Willie Lee Harlot on horn.

This is the first ever to play with session partner!!! Fun!! I will definitely come back to this!