Jeff Sampson
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"Chasm of Faith" live at the Ambient Ping in Toronto, June 2004
Jeff: voice
Sean: guitar; guitar synth
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Bret Harold Hart: wring-that-neck guitar
Eric Wallack: bass and percussives
Jeff: voice and text
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A track from the album "Letting Go".
https://jeffsampson.bandcamp.com/album/letting-go
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Bret Harold Hart: string things
Eric Wallack: percussives
Jeff: running
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"Chasm of Faith" live at the Ambient Ping in Toronto, June 2004
Jeff: voice
Sean: guitar; guitar synth
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Forever Made New
Chorus:
You’re my tomorrow, my joy and hope—O Lord, You make me new.
You took away my sorrow and bore the price upon the cross.
Jesus, what an honour it is to celebrate You—You make me feel brand new.
You took away my…
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This began with trawnajim's "Faraway Flies", which I slowed down a bit. Added hand percussion, synthesizers and voice. Constructed in Reaper.
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voice, synthesis,
and a big chunk of Vaisvil's "Mushrooms in Asphalt"
https://alonetone.com/vaisvil/tracks/mushrooms-in-asphalt
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A track from the album "Letting Go".
https://jeffsampson.bandcamp.com/album/letting-go
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Bret Harold Hart: things with strings
Jeff: the other things
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It started as an attempt to make a dream-pop song, but it evolved into a purely instrumental piece with three movements. I felt a need to make something more pleasant and peaceful this month, and to spend as much time as I could immersed in that…
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Record every Month Submission ..Created with Percussion Pad, Bass Guitar and Effects Pedals along with Logic
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Another piece written during my media diploma, around 2007. It was written to picture, and the scene was reflective and sombre.
(c) R Blenkinsopp
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Bret Harold Hart: wring-that-neck guitar
Eric Wallack: bass and percussives
Jeff: voice and text
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A track from the album "Letting Go".
https://jeffsampson.bandcamp.com/album/letting-go
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A soundscape that used Newbold's "This Thought Is Long" as a launch point.
Bill's original track: https://alonetone.com/newbold/tracks/this-thought-is-long-1
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Newbold
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oh you did good I can't believe I did not see this post till today OMG this is awesome ... yeah thanks for making this it is interesting I will have to listen to the source for an idea of what happened... wow I just had not seen that this was out there .. yeah-
trawnajim
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Nice one, Jeff! Appropriate for the upcoming "festivities", it has a rather spooky edge.
Improvisation - a sign of life.
Organization - another sign.
Construction - yet another.
It’s great to be alive.
from Colorado
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