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WALKING ON THE MOON See the Earth on horizon Watch the Earth as she's arising I hope the living are gazing I hope the people are loving Feel like I'm walking on the moon I think I will be on there soon My body's going to set me free…

Drivers in Russia are crazy, check out Russian dashcam clips on youtube, wacky stuff!

after a long trip into the professional zone...we need to go ape

Another Psychedelic Sea Shanty. This one follows a Fox Trot beat. I didn’t have a mic screen when I recorded the vocal tracks – my voice is piercing at moments. Hope you are nonetheless able to enjoy the mix-down. Pan flute by Starry Nightmoth…

Cover of the Led Zeppelin song from III. WIth this I've now covered all the songs on sie 1 and will put a Playlist together when I get around to it.

and I still sleep at your parties, if that's what you think

A song about cats. No really. The lyrics are about cats. I am being 100% honest. I need a lyricist, badly. I wanted to keep this one simple but I ended up with all sorts of soupy sauce everywhere and I compressed the hell out of it…

My name is Bill and I'm a wizard of great reknown. I lead the coven with my wife in Milwaukee town. I am a mason of the 33rd degree, practicing magic with the Illuminati. Laying in my bed in my parents' house in Iowa, everything is normal and…

The finale of Second Symphony, depicting a group of Iowa farm kids experiencing the state fair at Ottumwa; climax is the official US Army Ranger march, "Rangers Lead the Way."

The first movement of Third Symphony; the ravens (clarinet) are under judgment for hassling the tourists, but the case is dismissed as the Fairy Princess has enough of it and begins dancing with her friends around the great fire (fugal coda).

"Windblown cellophane" is part of the deliberately unintelligible chant bit of "Operation Enduring Freedom Tennis Court", so maybe I should have used this title for that song instead.

This is the first movement of Festival Mass in C Minor (soloists, choir, organ and full orchestra).

A song about lack of closure from the untimely death of a father.

A bit sarcastic--this song is about commercial airline travel and the euphoria of being at 30,000. This flight is headed for fun and adventure so it takes the edge off the drudgery of the typical business trip into say...Newark. Nothing against…

Optimism is a tough creature to find. It hides behind turmoil, discontent, and misfortune. I guess we're simply saying things could be worse.