Sequenced in the mid-late 80's mastered onto vhs hi-fi, pardon the artifacts

Sequenced in the mid-late 80's mastered onto vhs hi-fi, pardon the artifacts

Sequenced in the mid-late 80's mastered onto vhs hi-fi, pardon the artifacts

Sequenced in the mid-late 80's mastered onto vhs hi-fi, pardon the artifacts

Sequenced in the mid-late 80's mastered onto vhs hi-fi, pardon the artifacts

Sequenced in the mid-late 80's mastered onto vhs hi-fi, pardon the artifacts

Sequenced in the mid-late 80's mastered onto vhs hi-fi, pardon the artifacts

Sequenced in the mid-late 80's mastered onto vhs hi-fi, pardon the artifacts

the beginning of this song sounds like a telephone beep tone. i don't know how to classify this jazz rock

this is laid back, jazzy, classy art jam

somebody said he hated this song cause it had no dynamics in it. he's right. Hard and in your face jazz rock. the way I like it.

lots of drums here. kind of dramatic. maybe a movie sound track? you decide.

The beginning sounds like a TV news soundtrack intro. then it gets spacey, then rock. Maybe it's space rock.

a slow soulful jazzy dreamy groove

funk, fusion, outer space, high tech, dance mix if there is such a thing. jazz dance rock fusion

more of a jazz flavor. playing with some interesting jazz chords jazz

found a really cool drum loop and built this song around it. jazz fusion rock

a miles davis song off the tutu album inspired this rock jazz fusion

more rock oriented. jazz rock fusion

really got into distorted guitar here, with polyrythms jazz fusion rock