reminds me of early Doors

most desolate indeed,,,,also most interesting,, r

Such desolation...

I sometimes struggle to understand some of your posts. That's my problem not yours but every so often you play a piece that can emotionally move mountains. For me this is such a piece. Bravo

Cool Chris,, almost a bit baroque at times, i like it,, love the photo,, but is this in fact a raven? ours out here in the west do not look like such,, my bests r

Beware of following the link in the about while listening to the track!!! It was 3 minutes before I realised I was listening to two things at once lol. I was thinking "this one is far too complex for me". Now that I've listened to the solo piano - very cool piece :-)

Wild......from a phone.

Wonderful inventive track!

interesting,, i was watching the video,, pretty creative,, sometimes i feel like an over seas visitor, as i listen to your music,, not sure i always understand,, but i always find it interesting and a bit mind enlarging,, happy friday r

Yeah buddy, me like.

I feel I've just been dragged screaming & kicking through the workings of your inner mind and spat out at the end.......Wild collab!!..........

Very cool sounds!

or is this part of that cognitive science in psychological meanings.. either way it is really interesting musics most random and good.. Oh and thanks for the complement on the piano playing. :)

Question, is this part of the anti-harmony movement occurring in noise art?

To be sure, to be sure

Love it. I have descendants from Belfast.

way cool.

I think I've been probed!

This is lovely. :)

Heavy and heartfelt - very expressive.

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!

has ORH rubbed off on you?

Thank you for the comments Kavin - I know I'd be happy listening to B read a phone book too! And this piece is simply magical!

I'm at 28+ minutes.... this is awesome!

Beautiful. Gosh I really love what you do with your rig.

don't step on the event horizon!

yeah this is a good song indeed.

15 edo

crazy stuff!

I should mention the echo was a real echoplex... I do miss it.

OOOOh Bethan - the equipment was so bad it picked up Citizen's Band radios that were over-driven beyond the legal limit. Nonetheless. I still had the crush :-)

If by fuzzy wuzzy you mean touching my heart - well I had a crush on Cindy.

it is a vintage 1975 cassette recording with bad equipment - please listen to the spirit, not the reality.

this is great - there is a lot of playing with expectation in this. that is awesome work Bruce!