Ambient. Electric Bass Guitar. Ebow + Acoustic Guitar Sometimes a new instrument is all it takes to inspire a nice little piece.

Bouncy, with ear candy. Wanted to do something different with this one, keep it from being too predictable. I think I succeeded. I also happen to really like my "squawk, squawk" gtr stabs in the verses.

An instrumental track recorded for the RPM Challenge 2009.

The whole piece was 24 minutes long. It's a whole bunch of short poems that I wrote back in 1976, read one after the other, under which I added ambient sounds, playing some harmonica and banjo and using samples and effects of various types, synths…

Read the Stanislaw Lem novel

The mysterious planet of the machines from Dune. Features a 9-note scale.

A model of the Solar System which whirls and turns all the planets in their correct orbits at the correct relative speeds

Dance music without drums

A ritual.

One day you realize the world you live in is not what you think it is. They want to kill you for your discovery.

Remains lost, while creatures swim and live among the ruins

A Tomita-ish take on Charles Ives' wonderful composition.

Perfect Moment features a unique yellow-based bloom with red tips. Its buds open in a slow spiral to show high-centered, heavy blooms that last well. The plant has dark green, leather-like foliage and excellent disease resistance.

The grandiflora rose, Shining Hour, is extremely floriferous with high-centered yellow blooms. The bush has good vigor with medium green, glossy foliage and an upright, dense habit.

Somewhere between Client and Psychedelic Furs. I think. From my RPM 2009 album "Signal To Noise"

A classically-inspired track that totally does not fit in with the rest of the album. Incidentally, Ctesiphon was a capital of the Parthian Empire.

I believe the recording in the background is from a spy station. The other is a Spanish sonnet.