Believe

One of my "fake video game soundtrack" pieces. The title isn't merely repetition; the first instance of "frightening" is an adjective and the second is a present tense verb - in other words "scary horses scaring other horses".

Made in 2012 , using vocal samples from the "No Agenda" podcast by Adam Curry & John C Dvorak. Was played by Adam during a pre-show stream. Made with Garageband , free VSTs and a lot of non-copyrighted samples.

Vocal samples via the NoAgenda podcast

Made in 2010 for my "In The Morning" album, utilising a lot of vocal samples from the NoAgenda podcast ( Adam Curry & John C. Dvorak) . Has been played by Adam on several pre-streams and end of shows.

Lots of news sounds the same....

Vocal samples courtesy of the NoAgenda podcast. "In Lithuania" is Hillary Clinton , during a talk in Estonia about the band of "Tech Experts" the Americans were training in Lithuania prior to the civil war in Ukraine.

Vocal samples via the NoAgenda podcast. Inspired by a BBC report that mentioned getting bread or not getting bread, as if that was the only food that people ate in Afghanistan.

A relatively uncluttered , laid back tune. Ideally played on the beach with the sun going down.

Vocal sample via a Ron Paul protestor at an Occupy demo, courtesy of the NoAgenda podcast

Inspired by John and Adam on the NoAgenda podcast pointing out how frequently "the fact of the matter is" is said by the talking heads on mainstream media.

A bit of fun - took some samples of Hillary Clinton coughing, Trump saying "Russia", TV media reporting, Bernie Sanders going "wooah woaah woaah" , and turned the whole lot into a rhythm.. All samples courtesy of the NoAgenda podcast…

"In the morning" vocal snippet from the James Bond film "Goldfinger"

Ambulance siren sample from a Belgian TV news report , "I'm happy" vocal from ex-UN general secretary Ban Ki-Moon . Courtesy of the NoAgenda podcast by Adam Curry & John C. Dvorak

På Mé Fritt (Feat: Paul Mimlitsch) På Mé Fritt Roger Sundström (Guitar, Voice, Egg) Fredrik Mikalsen (Bass) Tommy Holmgren (Drums) Feat: Paul Mimlitsch (Bass Clarinet improv 110318bc1 & 110318bc2)

I painted a ceiling the other year and noticed a perfect five. Against gravity a fly had printed a five. Not a Roman five. A five as on a die.

For FAWM 2019