An acoustic version of the song which always seemed to be the most popular among anyone who ever saw Winter Jargon play live as a three piece. This is the song in it's stripped back form, minus all the guitar solo's at the end. 'What you are…

The original studio recorded version of 'Distinctly Average' can be found here: http://winterjargon.bandcamp.com/track/distinctly-average This is another song inspired by the Dresden Dolls / Punk - Cabaret music and was written around the same…

This is "Bright Eyes" written by Mike Batt and originally performed by Art Garfunkel. A song made famous by the film, 'watership down'.

'In your hand' was supposed to feature on a Winter Jargon album called "The Aviary" Unfortunately, the sessions we recorded in 2008 were never completed.

"At the bridge" was a track which was supposed to feature on an album Winter Jargon set out to record in 2008 entitled "The Aviary". Unfortunately the sessions were never finished. This is probably my favourite track from this gig which is funny…

La la land , by David Bevan and Tiggy Acworth When you’re in lala land the sky is always blue, Yeh in between here and never land is something quite untrue, CHORUS You’ll amaze as you gaze into your imagination, A world of makebelieve…

I read in the newspaper about an 82-yr-old woman in Houston who got arrested for growing seven marijuana plants in her back yard. The song almost wrote itself.

...but we'll meet at the infinite point.

oh yeah

another possibility for rpm2012

Another cut from the 1988 cassette tape of a live performance by Scartaglen on the NPR show Mountain stage. This time some tunes from County Kerry. Kirk Lynch- Uilleann pipes and whistle. Becky Pringle- Fiddle. Mike Dugger- Fiddle and guitar…

Just getting started... (C) 2000 Pasquinade

I wrote this track in 1994

A rock song, in 17 notes per octave. Yes there is an echo of Buddy Holly... Lyrics, and chords and bass here http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=2071

Although Asimov doesn't have a story directly named after the super-computer, it does appear in many of his sci-fi stories, and is related to many of the stories that inspired these compositions. So, it is fitting as it serves a bit of a 'overture…

After defeating the Denebians, humans credit their all-knowning Multivac computer for the victory. But inside the computer, what do the humans tasked with feeding information into it do when given unreliable information? The sound of a flipped…

Matter does matter - probably one of Asimov's strangest stories (personally speaking), even with it's emotional ending.

One of Asimov's most famous stories, the music attempts to re-create the world that knows nothing but daylight. Unsettling, but bright sounds hint at the looming darkness that must come, ending with the crescending voices of fear and madness…

Full of mistakes, as always!

That's it. Lack.

Here is a track off of our 2010 Album "I Am That I Am" which can be downloaded in its entirety here http://music.luxdivon.com/album/i-am-that-i-am

This is a sample of whats to come of our up comning Album "Kings And Queens" like us on facebook to stay up to date on shows and releases. https://www.facebook.com/luxdivon

Have dreamt about starting a stoner rock band called "God Mode" for a while now, this is what it would sound like.

Puddleglum and the Queen of the Underworld Imagine that there is no sun but only candlelight Imagine that there are no stars to see when it is dark Show me what you mean by that I think your lion is just a cat A great big cat Imagine that Mesmerized…

Some acoustic stuff i recorded for Samantha Leslie.

Some acoustic stuff i recorded for Samantha Leslie.

I wrote this track in 1995

This is a classical finger picked blues / classical guitar solo hybrid with lexicon reverberation and freeze pedal. There is some sloppiness. The idea was to push myself in playing and what I was playing melodically and harmonically.

My contribution to this year's RPM Kitchen Challenge. Very silly. Well, can’t you see the baby’s crawling And pulling up all by herself I can’t imagine what will be falling When she climbs up on the shelf See how much she likes to…

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Words by Dennis Gonzalez; spoken by Sidsel Endresen; Dennis Gonzalez - acoustic guitar, trumpet; Nils Petter Molvaer - hand drums; Bugge Wesseltoft - piano; Terje Gewelt - contrabass: Oslo, March 1993.

Crossing the boundary into sleep.

Russian folk song, arranged for a trio. Zelko Krakan - violin, Kira Van Dausen - cello, and me - guitar.

The very first song written by Tomb. Lyrics by Tommy Lewis. Music by Mike Giles, Tommy Lewis.

Remember the waitress in the Blues Brothers saying,"Oh,we got both kinds of music. Country and western" This melody hearkens back to the day when we was raping and pillaging the land. Killing off the buffalo and the Indians and generally trying…

Name inspired by an episode of Sliders, song has nothing to do with the episode and is pretty self explanatory. Features Gilly (http://alonetone.com/toolniner) on lead axe pumping out some sexy licks.

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Messing around with a keyboard one day.

A rough demo with Tomas and Millay

where are you now, Paul?

Love song.

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Forgot, the scream in this song is my finger being sliced open by the guitar string.

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Another quick record for my mother, although I did spend a bit more time on this one.

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This was written at a time when things weren't going so well for me. This will be my last upload until after the RPM Challenge. The jeans are worn but they're clean. The shirt is frayed at the elbows. The shoes are dull, lost their sheen…

Just a quick test of my new mic and recording setup.