Reg told her it all, then he had to leave. His new flat has a bit of a gloom about it on this morning when he wakes to the Buzz of the Tv....................
The backing really captures the bleakness of the lyric. I like how the spoken lyric drew me in, yet was part of the rythm of the piece as well. Really nice.
I didn't like the 1st version so i changed it so here it is. imagine Sitting in the forest listening to the breeze being free and wanting to follow it..........................
It does create a palpable sense of yearning. What a sweet melodious/countermelodious listen. Great use of the jaw harp too, if that's what I'm hearing. (my set-up isn't perfect at present).
Thats the deal man...I want to go to this place for a few hours...very Tom Waites of you guys...and who doesn't like a litle drink Tom Waites style once in a while.
I didn't like the 1st version so i changed it so here it is. imagine Sitting in the forest listening to the breeze being free and wanting to follow it..........................
I didn't like the 1st version so i changed it so here it is. imagine Sitting in the forest listening to the breeze being free and wanting to follow it..........................
WICKED??!?!?! haha j/k....i know your not talkin' bad about my buddy jack, or the fine people in Hood River?! :) Cool piece regs! Love the horns in the back.
I was reading a book in my lounge and started to feel as though someone was watching me. It was silent in the room, the TV was switched off as was the radio. I noticed the web-cam on top of my computer but that was switched of too so i couldn…
I electrified my psaltery and played it in various ways in an tuning adjusted by ear. Probably some JI of some type then. I played along with some modified drum loops and ran it through effects of course.
Final version
it needs a fiddle but it has a mandolin, a chicken banjo and some excellent backing vocalists
my third demo for RPM 2011
The cat's in the window and
the rabbit's in the hutch
goat's in the meadow just
a-chewin on the…
"Some years ago, the good folks at The Acid Exchange took up the challenge to make a different kind of collaboration...an experiment in the unity of music. Each of the participants submitted one or more renditions of verses of this familiar song…
Another one for the RPM2011 pile. Vocals are a bit shonky so apologies for that. If you don't like the start I would give the ending a try. If you don't like that either, I'm sorry to have wasted your time. The subject matter's self-explanatory…
From Wikipedia’s article on the Korean War:
UN aerial reconnaissance had difficulty sighting the Chinese PVA units in daytime, because their march and bivouac discipline minimized aerial detection. The PVA marched “dark-to-dark†(19:00…
This one I did for fun. I decided to write a concert band piece. I wrote it months ago, so I'm not sure how long it took. I'd guess somewhere between 3 days and a week.
Grenade_Fish_by_Fenrir06 from deviantART
A musical setting in 17 notes per octave of CA Conrad’s reading of his poem “Say it With Green Paint for the Comfort and Healing of Their Wounds†posted on PennSound. Title and concept credit…
Recorded in 2005.
Joe Silence - vocals and all instruments; tracked by Joe Silence at Spit Recorders.
Mixed by Joe Griffin of Toxic Bag Productions.
The guitar solo is not actually a guitar.
I decided to try a speed run, something I've been doing a lot of recently. I wrote this in under 24 hours. It is for a full symphonic orchestra. Pretty impressive, eh?
A friend of mine discovered the program that I am currently using to make the finished mp3 product. I was so excited that I wrote him his own theme song to thank him.
3rd one for RPM2011. This is an 'oh you'll never get to heaven' type affair inspired by a beer my mate introduced me too. The song is basically about drinking yourself to death and having one up on the healthy brigade having made a rather spectacular…
Comments on thetworegs's stuff
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Groovy!
your soul is motown~!
:) Very entertaining!
The backing really captures the bleakness of the lyric. I like how the spoken lyric drew me in, yet was part of the rythm of the piece as well. Really nice.
It does create a palpable sense of yearning. What a sweet melodious/countermelodious listen. Great use of the jaw harp too, if that's what I'm hearing. (my set-up isn't perfect at present).
digging this afro-rythm-blues fusion. Talk about 'roots', you've reached the tippy end here! Why can't I be this cool?
cool russian folk song vibe to me. Lovely lyric. Has everything it needs, and nothing it doesn't.
your twist up voice is some funky resemblens to Tom Waits. dig your vocals! Thanks for uploading!
when you've had too much, you can't even say wicked ways of whiskey. Too much work for the lips to form those 'w's.
:) So so wicked!
I'm lovin' all your stuff, and this is killer. Fantastic. Really, really ace!
haha! this is great!!
Thats the deal man...I want to go to this place for a few hours...very Tom Waites of you guys...and who doesn't like a litle drink Tom Waites style once in a while.
your orginality really speaks to me in this track =)
I agree with epimeison. Sweet melodies. Enjoyed it!
Very nice melodies.
WICKED??!?!?! haha j/k....i know your not talkin' bad about my buddy jack, or the fine people in Hood River?! :) Cool piece regs! Love the horns in the back.
I feel most entertained, thank you.
Yeah, you're feeling that man! Cool!
Comments made by thetworegs
evoking
Per per per perfect!!!
Great atmosphere
Great stuff
You didn't waste my time at all love it. lets fill our glass's with sorrow. who's turn is it to toast?
i love your vocal on this love the whole feel of it
i'm packing and getting out of the way of this nice raw jam
Love it
Excellent work and as Norm says great story
loving all your work
excellent
I agree with what Mac said first then Norm and i'm going to add a Wow!
F$%K it this is excellent
Nailed
excellent
it certainly is.
Excellent ...
Love it Yeeeh Haaaa
good one excellent voice
excellent, loving that bass and sax enjoying the whole piece and the beat wow!