Sunday Morning Service #1110s1

Sunday Morning Service

From the album WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD MOTH ? [Malice In Sunderland Records, 2009].

From the album WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD MOTH ? [Malice In Sunderland Records, 2009].

From the album WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD MOTH ? [Malice In Sunderland Records, 2009].

ممد نبودی ببینی....

This is the demo that somehow got me a position as the rapper in an online friend's experimental/trip hop group. I was actually a little nervous about sending it because I find it pretty ridiculous.

another alternate version

Somehow chillout...

Some arabic feeling inthe somehow chillout vibe

just what it is...

The story is one we've probably encountered many times before, we love someone but we don't feel like we are good enough for them. Here it is told from a different perspective; that of a commoner who is madly in love with the queen, but knowing…

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bedtime

Basically my feeble attempt at a fist pumping 'dance' song... but of course I had to weird it up a bit. :) The main vocalist who basically says variations of 'I like to dance' are my computers voice. Thanks for listening!

This track is a link into "Like A Moth To A Candle".

This track is a link out of "Like A Moth To A Candle".

A little more up-tempo than my usual stuff, this is the first track I recorded with my melodica. Those things are TONS of fun. Had lots of fun making the drum track too. Really simple...drums, fretless bass (two tracks) and melodica...that's it.

~Good things don't age. What about a man?~ I was a fan of easy listenings like Enoch Light, still love these sounds and light pleasure that they bring. Here so. P.S. Night birds recorded in Berlin this April, silly whistling/theme is mine…

Country rock song with some lyrics from Chantilly Lace by the Big Bopper.

A beautiful song by our fellow Canadian Bruce Cockburn. Guitars by Dave Berry Vocals and Moog synth by Sandy Gritt

Dedicated to the month of April.

Check out this new song written by my friend William Gittens featuring different Berklee artists, It's dedicated to the state of our world and the destruction in Japan. Take a minute to watch and send your thoughts to the troubles of this planet…

funky blues wrote 2 weeks ago

Another song I recorded last year with the new kit. This is a cold war relic (written just months before the fall of the Berlin Wall) which deals with the difficult issues of Paranoia, Hysteria, Alienation and the power of the Press. Get out…

Kind of influenced by bellydance music.

Featuring the voice - voices ? - of the Big Bad Moth itself. Ooo-er !

The closing track of WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD MOTH ?

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a little sci-fi audio novel

I can't really help myself. *updated audio 5-17-12

Artist: Zakk Darkemoon Album: Melancholy Published: 3/6/11 Description: It's song about love or something..

who doesn't love to clap

This is something I put together the other day and just mixed and mastered it today. see the archive.org for the long droned uploads of the song mixed with the identifier http://www.archive.org/details/MostOf

Dad wanted me to write him some funeral music. This is it. He's still alive at 91 and sings this song to himself and tears come to his eyes. I have a video of Dad and me singing a duet of this song. EULOGY He grew up in Clinton, Oklahoma…

A live improvisation on material drawn from an older composition of mine for solo guitar, "Gut Matrix". In this performance from a Purple City Players concert at Maryland Institute College of Art in November 2010, Ben Beirs played the live guitar…

First recording on my computer. #Swagg

Cover of Lady Gaga's "Judas" Guitar and vocals by me. Drums and bass by Karl Ridgeway.

Jonathan asks what our bodies will be like in heaven.

"From the mid-1920s until the early 1970s thousands of Irish children officially in the care of the state were subjected to a double regime of sexual abuse and wageless slavery. Ireland's notorious industrial schools and orphanages all run by…

Quite a progressive track that covers a fair bit of ground

Pretty straight forward tune!