lekkere sh*t! !! tof dat ik t zo toch nog kan horen.

RIMBOE

This is my interpretation of a folkclassic sung by Sister Rosetta Tharpe. In my opinion this song is about the injustice that the food in the world is not equally shared amongst people. The hungercrisis is the worst epidemic in the world.
I used the vocals of the original song and added my instrumentation and harmonics.

TWO LITTLE FISHES AND FIVE LOAVES OF BREAD

Tear Me Apart Demo

The Police - Message in a Bottle 
(Reading 24-08-1979 Pink Pop Festival England)

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The Police - Message in a Bottle (Reading 24-08-1979 Pink Pop Festival England)

The Braineaters Comic art Hip Hop for your brains!
Bert Taken gtr, Arjo van Loo keys&vocals, Fabian Schlosser raps, Mark Luppens basgtr, Anton Leijdekker drums.
On this live recording from 1996 Danny Rosendahl plays gtr. (Bert was travelling the world)

Braineaters Heineken Crossover Award 28-12-1996 Melkweg A'dam

One like and then you’re swallowed by oblivion.

Song For Oblivion

There is nothing wrong with melancholy, until you forget what it is.

Weatherman

Bring Me Home is the result of a fruitful collaboration with the wonderful Barbara Loen. Her voice has exactly the unique timbre that this song needs: soothing and melancholic, and yet powerful and exciting enough to grab you by the throat for the full 3.30 minutes. And sorry, she is not talking to you, but to her 18-year old self Hear what she has to say, and see if she’s right.

Bring Me Home

Bring Me Home (starring Barbara Loen)

an undeveloped piece from the nine horses sessions. an off the cuff mix of a demo from 2004. written by sylvian/jansen. performed by sylvian/jansen/lowe

unknown

i'm too mad to let you know (sign the papers)

I recently rediscovered this track, couldn't remember working on it. The track didn't make it to the Shake-album of Black Market Audio, I think Bert didn't approve, at least there are no guitar parts. I guess the gunshots and the mouthharps are a bit over the top, but I still love the gold old Optigan samples 

Countrysunshine

Early laptop edit of "Here Comes The DaDaMan" of BMA. Misses the great production, but has got a nice punch that dissapeared in the final edit

Braineaters Heineken Crossover Award 28-12-1996 Melkweg A'dam

anton leijdekker

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