ADULT. offers a new mix made entirely of Ghostly artists in anticipation of the Ghostly Stage at Moogfest this April 23-27, 2014.

Tracklist:
Jim Haynes "This is Radio Sweden"
HTRK "Poison"
Xeno & Oaklander "Par Avion"
Solvent "No One Should Be Living Here"
Brian Aneurysm "Das Element Des Menschen"
Matthew Dear "Anger Management"
JTC "Alpha Helix
Bodycode "Equidistant"
Audion "Motormouth"
2 AM/FM "Sweatbox"
Lowfish "No Longer Accepting Complaints"
John Foxx vs ADULT. "Tonight, We Fall"
Tropic of Cancer "More Alone"
Com Truise "Alfa Beach"
Shigeto "No Better Time Than Now"
Black Swan "Passing, Heartbreak"

Ghostly By ADULT. - Mix for Moogfest 2014

THIS SONG IS my greatest work so far.. I got some new sound banks and redid it using some new ideas... hope you enjoy

March over there (redux)

Sirens All Night

AURA OF DAX

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"Reckoner" is a song by the English alternative rock band Radiohead, and is the seventh track on their 2007 album In Rainbows. The song was released as the third and final single from In Rainbows on 23 September 2008.[1] It was released through the Radiohead Remix website in the form of "stems", individual parts of the song (e.g. vocals, guitar, piano) for fans to remix, as with "Nude". The band had James Holden and Diplo create the first remixes of "Reckoner".[2]

The song was listed at #254 on Pitchfork Media's "Top 500 songs of the 2000s".
[edit] History

In 2001, Radiohead performed a song with the working title of "Reckoner" in George, Washington.[3] This song, also known as "Feeling Pulled Apart by Horses" after a part of the lyrics, was a fast-paced, 'thrashy' rock song. In 2005, at a Trade Justice Movement rally where he also played "Nude", Radiohead singer Thom Yorke performed this early version of "Reckoner" on acoustic guitar. Yorke was later asked about the band's plans for "Reckoner", and he declared it "dead and buried". The song, in either form, was not played on the 2006 Radiohead tour where most In Rainbows material was introduced live. However, the song title was included in the final track listing of their seventh album.

"Reckoner" on In Rainbows bears little resemblance to the earlier incarnation of the song. When the album came out in October 2007, critics and listeners who had heard both versions remarked that the recorded version of "Reckoner" was a completely different, calmer song, taking the form of a ballad sung in falsetto, with dominant percussion and insistent, softer guitar riffs, and entirely different lyrics. The recording also features a string arrangement by guitarist Jonny Greenwood.

Late in 2007, members of Radiohead gave an interview to BBC Radio 1 in which they explained that the new "Reckoner" in fact came out of an attempt to record the earlier song with that title. Late in the sessions, Yorke and Greenwood tried adding a coda to the original version of the song, and eventually the band decided to abandon everything except the new coda, which became "Reckoner".

The pre-coda, original version of Reckoner was eventually reworked by Thom Yorke (with Jonny Greenwood) and released as a solo effort, bearing the title Feeling Pulled Apart By Horses.

When played live, Yorke's guitar chords are more prominent in the outro section of the song. This part is played on an acoustic guitar in the studio version. The chords bear a vague harmonic similarity to the intro of the original version.

"Reckoner" is featured in the 2008 film Choke based on the novel by Chuck Palahniuk, and in the 2010 Warren Miller film, "Wintervention". It was also featured in Season 2 of television drama series Life and is used for the closing credits of the 2009 eco-documentary The Age of Stupid and 2010 documentary Countdown to Zero. The song was also used during the climax of the season 1 finale of the television series Detroit 1-8-7. Gnarls Barkley have played a cover of the song numerous times on tour.

Reckoner by Radiohead (Biological MIX)

Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (8-Bit)

I was in a production of Les Miserables in 2003. I played Jean Valjean at Santa Clara Community Theatre in Oxnard,Ca. I got the chance to record, 'Bring Him Home." at that time in a nightclub one night. The recording resurfaced through my friend, Rosemary. (Much love to Rosemary) Here is the recording in it's entirety. Enjoy! Happy Thanksgiving!

Bring Him Home - Matthew Mullins

Ukulele cover of The Flaming Lips' "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots" 

Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots (ukulele cover)

I'm a 35 year old crazy punkish gay leather boy that lives in california and spends alot of time taking pictures. When I am not taking pictures I write music. I have always loved music more than anything on the planet. I'd die without it. I have a classically trained singing voice, studied music theory in college and went to Huntington Beach's Academy for the Performing Arts alongside Huntington Beach High School. I am a native here too, yes. My life is kinda hard sometimes, always exciting and I love to live and share music with people. If there is a mission behind my music, its simply to connect with others and to spread my love through music. MBPM