Track 3 from 2010 RPM Challenge project "Things Change". Full project at: http://otherhood.rpmchallenge.com/ Follow Otherhood at Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/otherhood) or Google+ (https://plus.google.com/104643347399050566607)

Many, Many, thanks to Steve for this music backing track, my song has come alive......

A mashup with Roger Sundström Guitar,Soundscaping Norbert Oldani (Light Blue) Steve Layton (Bouncie Variations) Jim Goodin (Ten of Steel in Variation) for ImprovFriday 2012-03-10

details http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=2193 NOTE: meantone refers to a tuning method, not the guitar tone.

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Yeah...

For percussion I used objects that were lying around my house at time I recorded this - a pair of scissors opening and closing is one, but i forget the others (it was 12 years ago). The lyrics were pretty much improvised

I promised you the world again Everything within my hands All the riches one could dream They will come from me I hoped that you could understand That this is not what I had planned Please don’t worry now It will turn around Cause I need more…

A rather flat version of an original instumental jam played live as a four piece in the studio.we played reserved compared to normal renditions. others wanted this on the album, i voted no. we made our 35 minutes. thank god!

A humorous jab at Caribbean political leaders in light of widespread corruption & abuse of power .

Like you going down a corridor with a couple of rooms lined up on each side. And in each of the room is a different story.

Short foray into a deserted cabin

This song is one of my most commented on tracks off my new album A.L.I.E.N. Language. I really hope you enjoy this.

The title track to my 2012 RPM Challenge album. The words say it all. I had some fun doing the 70's harmonies near the very end of the tune.

A song of inspiration and exaltation.

I played this one fairly straight. It still sounds a lot like the raw 30 second idea I recorded on my phone in an elevator in Chicago in early Feb of 2010 and discovered this RPM season. It's not about what you think it is.

This ain't no song about being pretty and watching out for nutty boyfriends...Listen more closely. ;)