All parts by CMOR 2012

third tune for RPM chalenge. DGDGBD

And so, we all went back to our lives alone. Still, we dreamed and saw the beauty surrounding us. Still, the sun was pushing through the fog.

Overnight the world went fake Everything has been replaced With pale imitations Gray reflections The food has no taste Surrounded by automatons Programmed not to see what's going on Cheap props and flimsy sets A tired plot and bad effects…

Blue the light that shines on me Watching you on the screen Blue your eyes and blue the scenes Replay, rewind, recurring dream Blue the nights I sit at home Scanning, surfing all alone Blue the color of the bruise Thinking of my time with you…

I pinch myself but I don't wake up I cut myself but I still feel numb The drugs The drinks It's later than you think I starve myself but the weight won't lift I beat myself up and I can't stop it Then you appear Tell me what I need to…

It's a small song about a blurred childhood memory of a night in the woods when a wild boar made us run home in panic. The monster came through the ground Across the glade we ran There was a sense we felt again - never felt again.

Last update: April 9th, 2012 (quant-digitalis)

Demo of an old song that's going on my new record.

Song #2 for the RPMC. My goal is to have 12 short tunes (1-3 minutes long), so I need to pick up the pace. Again, quartal tuning on the top 3 unison pairs of the 12 string. I've been listening to Ralph Towner's Blue Sun, hence the title.

A newspaper story I turned into a song.

Written by Greg Connor Lyrics: River run away with me I got my paddle in my hand Take me far away from here Take me to the sea Take me somewhere I don’t know Take me where the water goes Start out fast, then go slow Closer to the…

Raw OPL2 manipulations.

My RPM challenge this year: acoustic guitar instrumental album with no more than three tracks on each tune (ok, maybe four!) This one is a single track with no overdubs. On the 12 string, the 4th,5th and 6th string pairs are tuned a fourth apart.

I wrote this track in 1993

We walled ourselves in apartments and rooms away from each other. Random thoughts and mundane life was grinding us to a halt inside. Some days, we were tyrants, and some days we were saints.

Also just for storage purposes. A track I made in high school when I was 16 or 17 with my sax buddy Matt Nelson.

She wore blue velvet Bluer than velvet was the night Softer than satin was the light From the stars She wore blue velvet Bluer than velvet were her eyes Warmer than May her tender sighs Love was ours Ours a love I held tightly Feeling the rapture…

My first complete electronica song, an interesting mix of gregorian chant and techno, enjoy!

This song pokes fun at doctors because we all know how difficult it is to get to speak to a doctor after working hours.

I wrote this track in 1994

We will give the dark, our blessing

In the end we are all just fragments of fragments, particles of bone

'Doctor, Doctor' was heavily inspired by the music of the Dresden Dolls who belong to the punk - cabaret genre. When I wrote 'Doctor Doctor' I had only recently discovered the Dresden Dolls and was going through a solid three month listening spree…

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.

Paul and Paul played at Michelangelo's on January 22nd. Paul played electric guitar and I played acoustic guitar.

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…

I'm a product of the 80s, what can I say...

Just getting started... (C) 2000 Pasquinade

One of those progressions I can't get finished enough to call a complete song.In A.BTW if you load this to Audacity and seperate the stereo tracks,you can mute or delete the right hand track and add your own.

I wrote this track in 1994

Self indulgent first half, It Decides to be a proper tune for a while. Always wear protective clothing with this tune due to staining.

Live at The Eagle's Club Taylorville IL

well find out how you can tell

Act 1 Scene 1 The Disco - this is music from my musical, the opening scene which is set in a disco (nightclub - if you are under 40!!). It explores the different perceptions of the club in a pseudo-political and economic view. Mr Evol - the…

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…

A company that sells high-quality 'dreams' for those that cannot dream, is threatened by competitors who cheapen the experience for mass consumption. There are so many interesting elements in this story that can applied to our current world…

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…

Sometimes society gets wrapped up in their own routine, failing to notice the sheer beauty that surrounds them on a daily basis, until a moment of chance changes everything.

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

One of my favourite stories from his collection - not so far from the real world, as a home-made 'chronoscope' (a device that allows viewing of any place or time from up to 80 years ago) makes security and privacy a thing of the past.

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…

another car/sex metaphor song

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.

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

Written in Goa, with a guitar I had just finished making.

Some acoustic stuff i recorded for Samantha Leslie.