My fav stones great choice cause I didn't know what I wa s going to listen to and now I got just what I wanted thanks

Cool, i like your take on a classic man..

Sweet!

I just love that growling fretless bass.

This is really cool Chris.

very cool,, Chris

Wonderful use of the voices to produce the rhythm. Lovely!

Wow... This is superb!

Much beauty can be cultivated in 80 years... and perhaps true beauty always forgets itself.

Bringin us back to the ancient times with a nice little motet/chorale. Cool! Wish I could hear it with live singers. It would be glorious.

Very interesting sound indeed.

That is most touching, yes, most touching. With fading eyesight she looks out on a world through a net curtain, not noticing! The music was perfect.

The panning enriches the intro wonderfully. Very cool sounds.

Part-1 (first 11 minutes) was calming and elusive..the second part all the way to the 22nd minute was harpooning my thoughts, just brilliant Chris! More like this...please.

Another way to enjoy this is open a second window in your browser and start Norm's Ilesa at the same time.

loving the broken timing that is synced again in the end. very very tense in the intensity of it.

Very well done!!!!!!!

Cosmic

Whose house were the other 20 seconds at? Intriguing sounds!

Stirring and mystical! My kinda morning!

can't say I'm done 4ths - I'm usually fixated on 5ths - nice improv - did you play the synth at the same time?

lovely is too mild of a word - this is gorgeous and spell binding.

very enjoyable!

2 am at a smoky bar with an audience mesmerized by the band.

nice work - it must have been your doppelganger joining in !

the post was not resonant.

actually both parts of the sign, or should I say, both signs, were resonant. And sure if I can talk Debbie into doing the video I'll be happy to - can't be too many traffic sign solos out there :-)

a guitar player's guitar player you are!!

I wish I could have seen you do this - great!

this is great!

man... I can't touch this.

ole time radio!

Hi, my 17 guitar is 17 equally spaced notes to the octave. So it has 5 extra frets. I tune it like a regular guitar with small adjustments to take into account the different fret placements. you can find pictures of the guitar here http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=436

nice smooth track - love the chilled vibe. Its all about the Neolithic Revolution!

one of my fav bowie songs - the first side of the album was superb. Like what you've done with this!

thanks for all of the work you and Norm did - it was a lot of fun!

beautiful

great song!!

I like to watch you conduct the synthesizers :-)

but who decides what is real? the dreamer or the dreamed? 2 vocoders? did you grab another microkorg?