Name: Thanks a Million by Autohypnosis in Autohypnosis - Conversation (in) Pieces [full album]
Duration: 3 min 22 s
Description: From the album "Conversation (in) Pieces" by Autohypnosis. For more information and music, visit http://www.autohypnosis.net

"Conversation (in) Pieces" is an album by Autohypnosis, released in 2011. It comprises 15 songs and is more than an hour long. It features a number of musical styles within the realm of electronic/pop/rock. For more information and music, visit the official Autohypnosis website at http://www.autohypnosis.net

Autohypnosis - Conversation (in) Pieces [full album]

Remixed/Remastered.  Sounds much better!  Hope you enjoy!

Winter's First Breath

From the album "Conversation (in) Pieces" by Autohypnosis. For more information and music, visit http://www.autohypnosis.net

Conversation (in) Pieces

Recurring Dream

Thanks a Million

Razor-Sharp and Paper-Thin

Dimension

Fake It

Mixed & Mastered by: Joseph Calleiro 
- www.josephcalleiro.com -

Isky

Biscuit Barrel Cover

Artwork by James Chung

I'm uploading 4 songs this month! This is song #1. Next song will be out on Sunday.

Cyberpunk City

N1+2

From The Quiet.

Dusk

Surrender Control (onecarreratwo remix)

Glaare-SURRENDER CONTROL (onecarreratwo remix)

I catch up with musician Andy Chase (Ivy), who fills me in on what he’s currently up to. Ivy formed in New York City back in the 90’s. They had their music featured in a lot of television shows, movies and commercials. Andy talks about how important the Farrelly brothers were to Ivy’s success.

Reliving My Youth - Andy Chase (Ivy)

Recorded for HNIA record in 2008. This is all Warn Defever's doing. I just showed up and sang. 
Beach Boys. 

Time to Get Alone (super rough)

A live piano and lead vocal recording of Simon Le Bon and John Jones performing Too Much Information for Canadian Music Television at Maison Rouge studio in London in 1992. JJ overdubbed pad keys and vocals at home in Hammerwood and is still waiting to find the Much Music video! Written by Duran Duran. Produced and performed by Simon and John Jones. Recorded to DAT by Tony Taverner.

Too Much Information (live Simon Le Bon and John Jones)

The music of Nathan Stack: electronic + synthpop + trip-hop + ambient + synth-rock + shoegaze + experimental music

Thanks a Million

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