Words

A story about a workplace brain crash...

Artwork: a photo of a full blood moon I took in November 2022 with my iPhone.

Well I don't wanna be where I went before
'cause the odour in that place knocks me down to the floor
It ain't real cool being down and out
I gotta stay away so I don't flip out
Everywhere you go and everywhere you wanna be
You know I just wanna be free

Well I don't want to be in the sun no more
It just ain't good for my skin and it burns me to the core
So I will stay in the shade and keep on out of the light
'cause I know I'll be good with it
Even if it takes all my life

I said hey, I said hey, I said hey, I said hey, I said hey, hey hey hey

Oh will you do this and can you do that
I said yes yes yes yes
And will you drop everything you're doing, just for me
I said yes yes yes and yes
But wait there is more I want you to do
I should've said no
Yes yes yes

Small break

Well everything you say is quite true
It's not only the sun that will burn you
Look over your shoulder left and right
I hope you can get some sleep tonight

I said hey, ah hey hey, I said hey, ah hey hey

No Sun

Thank you to all my supporters. Much love <3
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Vocalist; songwriter; poet; author; D-grade philosopher.

#anderssonarte
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Collaborators/Affiliates:

> Salvatore Nuccio
[ https://soundcloud.com/salvatorenuccio ]
>> Angelo Annicchiarico
[ https://soundcloud.com/angelo-annicchiarico-1 ]
>> Tracey Cracknell
[ https://soundcloud.com/user-656984672 ]
>> ZODALITT
[ https://soundcloud.com/lise-jonsson ]
>> Jostein Kihl Svarthe
[ https://soundcloud.com/jostein-kihl-svarthe ]
>> BlueToad 
[ https://soundcloud.com/dan-lemiel ]
>> Kenny Dyer
[ https://soundcloud.com/kenny_dyer ]
>> Behold the Sludge
[ https://soundcloud.com/beholdthesludge ]
>> IPG1 aka LOU
[ https://soundcloud.com/ipg1 ]
>> #WEATNU
[ https://soundcloud.com/weatnu ]

I believe that music has the power to bring people together, transcend borders, and evoke feelings that words alone can't convey. Whether it's a nostalgic anthem from my childhood, a catchy pop hit that gets stuck in my head, or a soulful ballad that tugs at my heartstrings, music has the ability to transport me to another world and make me feel alive.

...just a tiny bit of fading noise...

ex-drummer, ukulele player, sometimes guitar player, keyboard tinkerer and harmonica player. Love to listen to and create music...

The Faraway Tree is a place I come to sing and write.These songs are from my earlier work when I was just starting out in the studio with my writing and singing.I also have been putting up recent workings as I go.Hope you enjoy(:You can find links to my other pages below.
Peace and love, Bluebird

Hey everyone,
I’m Tony ; guitarist, songwriter, and a lifelong fan of instrumental guitarrock. I’ve been playing guitar for about 35 years now, spending many of those years in different bands playing both original songs and covers.
Becoming a professional musician was always my dream, but here in the Netherlands it turned out to be pretty tough to make a living from music alone, even when I gave guitarlessons on the side. Around 2012, I stopped performing live after my last band — a classicrock coverband — fell apart after yet another line-up change.
To keep the spark alive, I started a studio project and challenged myself to write some instrumental rocktracks — something I’d always wanted to do but never really had the time for. This led to my EP “Tony Silverhill & The Spiritual Sinners” in 2018, followed by my full-length album “The Next Level” in 2022.
I’m not much of a self-promoter — I prefer spending my time on the music itself rather than on social media — and since instrumental guitarrock is pretty niche, my songs never reached a massive audience. But honestly, that’s fine by me. This way of working fits perfectly with my life now. I have a son, who’s 8 years old and already my biggest fan — he’s even started playing guitar himself! Even if I was only making music for him, that would be reason enough to keep going!
By day I work in a factory to support my family — not exactly rock & roll, but it gives me total artistic freedom because I`m not financially dependent on music. I make what I love, and I won’t release it until I think it’s truly ready. If that takes a little longer, so be it.
My roots are in metal — I grew up on bands like Iron Maiden, AC/DC, and Metallica. But back in the ‘90s, I went to a G3 concert and saw  Joe Satriani and Steve Vai which really sparked my love for instrumental songs. I’m also a big fan of bluesy rockplayers like Gary Moore, Billy Gibbons, Angus Young, and Slash — and if you listen closely, you’ll probably can hear influences of all of them in my songs.
If you’ve listened to one of my tracks (or are listening right now), I hope you’re enjoying it — I sure enjoyed making it.
A salute to all the creative souls out there!
Tony Silverhill

Howdy,

Welcome to TBD.

All these creations are made by hard work and years upon years upon years of practice and trying to explain this world and the human condition to myself in the process through poems & songs.

Thanks for all of your wonderful support.

Peace and Love to Everyone,

Carl Culliton



What playing music does to your brain

https://youtu.be/R0JKCYZ8hng?si=KJt33NWjUo63ieAm



A nice David Bowie Interview here:

https://youtu.be/JRtZc_Nmo5w?si=1g1Wag87NdEumAc4

No Sun

Lawrence Farr