Brian sets an irresistible trap for catching some wild Vaisvil saxamaphone. Well done!

love it guys. Norm the symbol crashes are perfect

I knew you wouldn't be able to resist :-)

Wow, very provocative, especially given the title. Great composition - beautifully played!

I don't have a smoking jacket, but I've just been misting the garden with a glass of red in my hand, does that count?

I agree reefwalker.. this is a good one for Sister Savage to sing

Brilliant! Yeah, love the slinky coolness!

I could imagine some Savage on this...

excellent!!

Just keeps getting better and better. Best played with your smoking jacket on and the lights low.

Hi again,,, i hope you realize that i used simple as a complement,,,many of the best compositions (Bach aside) are based on extremely simple motifs, and then explored (Beethoven comes to mind) that piece was simple,, and at the same time beautiful and interesting (not always true of simple stuff) the gift is to be able to be simple and yet still be sublime, or interesting, or dramatic, or any number of cool things at the same time,,, you have that gift,, often and over and over i hear such cool stuff coming out of your music,,, for me being able to be simple and yet wonderful at the same time is about the highest achievement a musician can be,, ,, anyway i enjoy you music very much Richard

Electrifying 4 way collab. Real cool. Great mix GMO.

Yeah! very nice.

This one hasn't played for me in days. I keep trying though. Insanity I guess.

this piece is just getting better and better, each time i listen - must have been quite an interesting talk you had with the big guy..

I've always found that talking to God involves much more listening then talking. And listening to this is a pleasure, as my ear matures to appreciate micro-tonal work. And, I suspect, you will miss the view from the undisclosed location.

nice Chris,,, drifting quietly through a simple theme can be a lot of fun yes?? i enjoyed this (and simple is a complement, from my stand point, it's always what i try to aspire to) well done R

Awesome.

very beautiful

funkadelic! awesome!!

Thanks Brett - I'm just being a session man here - Frank is seriously rocking this out!

nicely done - you should get Reg to sing on your version.

Hi Richard, not a webcam - that was Stonehedge at winter solstice. Nice piece here!

Nice, though the mix gets a bit muddy for the effects flying all over. +100 for covering this.

Now to return the favor - thanks for listening and commenting.

Hi - the poem is here http://chrisvaisvil.com/i-live-by-the-cemetery-ambient-in-17-edo-harmonic-series-polytuned/

gosh this is like music from the other side of the veil of the multi-universe!

I'm up for a collaboration. Perhaps I can play my long string harp which you can manipulate and videoize.

True, but doing that is hard without practicing in the new key a bit. This was more for the fun of it.

Can I make a request - The Wizard by Sabbath?

nice job on this!

Lovely orchestral piece!

This is a beautiful piece!!

Hi Richard, the tuning I used for the Magic of Belief has much more than major or minor and I used almost all of the. The opening plays with the chords CDG, CEbG CEb^G (a "neutral" third about half way between minor and major) and CEG (except the E is a purer 3rd than 12 equal) The main motive bottoms out at what my ears are telling me is a neutral interval against a D neutral chord (but I'm not 100% sure, I didn't work it out - could be D minor)

a very intense drone - I like the solo guitar work a lot.

and I love this song!

thanks for the comment.

Awesome! I love your fretless work!

love the sound of your synth here - reminds me lot of the old CS-10 I once had a very long time ago. http://www.vintagesynth.com/yamaha/cs10.php

Thank you for the comments. I don't often comment here anymore but I do want to answer your Rhodes question. I believe Ben uses a Yamaha Motif. The clarinets are real. I'd love to hear your new age version of Stairway - that would be grand!