Mr. Wizard

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Just a reminder that as high as we ascend, we own the fact that we must also descend.

afrozensecond made an awesome mashup. 
Check it out: https://soundcloud.com/afrozensecond/two-space-junk-parts-collide

Ascension's Descent

Jag vill ha kaffe. ( 1997 ) Eddy Mango ( Eddy )

Angry  feat. Britta

Elephant Talk

Special trombone glacier melt ice effects by soundcloud.com/joerxworx

Forgotten Glacier

Forgotten Glacier feat. joerxworx

Cast of characters:

K2 and the Three [and the Four] -- @k2andthe3, @k2-kara –Ken–drums, acoustic guitar, song and vocal melody composition

Joseph Shenton -- @joseph-shenton -- lyrics

Gaz Brownie — @user-755327533 — Gaz — vocals, vocal harmonies, and lyrics

one man verity show – @one-man-verity-show – Scotty – electric guitar intro

TexMex Shaman–@texmex-shaman –Stephen– Les Paul Custom electric guitar, mix, pro
duction, and mastering

Llanpsych–@llanpsych –Tez– Epiphone Les Paul electric guitar

Tea R. Sea @tea_are_sea -- Terry – low synthesizer

Entheogenic Psychonaught (Josh Clary)– @josh-clary-1 – Fender Precision bass and high synthesizer


This song began a few months ago as an idea Ken had to make the quintessential Gen X song. He structured the chords, beat to appeal to anyone of a certain age group, of which most of the folks in the band are a part. He even played wrote it on his acoustic guitar and came up with the vocal melody, which Gaz put a shine on for the final version. Once he had the form of the song down, he tapped the incredibly talented Joseph Shenton to write the lyrics. Gaz not only superbly sung four part harmonies for this, but the came up with the lyrics for the break parts, too. 

  When he first envisioned it, Ken thought it would be fun to invite as many musicians as we could onto it. However, for whatever reason, it stalled out and sat untouched for a couple months, with just Stephen's foundational guitar, Scotty's thrilling guitar intro, Terry's lush, low end synth, and Josh's bass to hold it down. Then, Ken had the great idea to invite Gaz to sing it for us. His awesome vocal track inspired us to heat up the kiln again, and put some real effort into bringing it to life. On that note, Josh redid his bass part to match Ken's rocking drums, as well as added the high, melodic synth you hear throughout. Tez came in last with the fiery guitar fills and solo, which you can hear throughout, as well. 

  Once it was all in the bag, we tapped Stephen to produce and mix it, which he did in his always pro manner. 

  This is the first collab Eclectic Collective has done with Gaz, but we all hope it won't be the last. He is one of the finest singers on the Cloud, and we're honored that he would sprinkle his magic on this song with us. We hope you enjoy listening to this as much as we enjoyed creating it.

Original lyrics by Joseph Stenton:
Where were you on those days gone by
Were you out by the tracks where the lone train whistle cries
Or kicking up rocks on those dusty roads of dirt
Or skating on streets paved with gold
Or wrestling upon the grass beneath endless sky

On days gone bye
On days gone by
To be back there again
For all its lows and for all its highs 

Where were you on those days gone by
Were you tugging at the stars too
In an attempt to release their light
Bonded by hours
To a brotherhood we believed would never die

On days gone bye
On days gone by
To be back there again
For all its lows and for all its highs 

Where were you on those days gone by
From within this dull petrification of time
Comes a crystalline memory
Of those long lost moments, now born free 
Of come what might, come what might be

On days gone bye
On days gone by
To be back there again
For all its lows and for all its highs 

Where were you on those days gone by
With a tape in the walkman
Playing the soundtrack of passing time
To these moments of our lives
That once burned bright but never died

On days gone bye
On days gone by
To be back there again
For all its lows and for all its high

Generation X - Gaz Brownie/Tea R Sea/Joseph Shenton/One Man Verity Show/Eclectic Collective

https://soundcloud.com/negative-headphone: many keyboards, drums, percussion, mix, production, artwork.
https://soundcloud.com/ruizzoidman21centurions: original theme, composition, bass, rhythm guitar, drums.

Intimate jam got me this bass theme, which I developed with geometrical tones and fractal rhythmic, and offered to my old friend Negative Headphone. You should know his fabulous response on any musical style, and here is a proof of it. Enjoy!

Fractal Shenanigans (with Negative Headphone)

He climbed down
and arrived at the clearing. 
He built a meagre structure and Lived.
A small coyote
occasionally came to watch
hiding in the morning grasses.
The river went, and he drank from it. 
The suns came. He hunted. 
No longer haunted. The leaves changed. 

He walked out, one day
up the path to the city gates. 
As he peered through
as he had done a hundred times or more.
He felt a trembling in the earth below. 
The same earth from which she was derived. 
She began to chip and falter 
and in the gentle rain, she shed tears
until, seemingly, all at once
she escaped her enclosure, and changed. 
Above the rubble, stood a woman
warm in the flesh. 
Free to move and bend. Alive again! 

In her hand, was the key
and wrapped around her neck
was a single pearl 
and she looked up into his eyes
through the gate, and approached. 
She, somehow knowing of his straying
and stays. 
In the rain, the last dust of the key
departed the iron, and rejoined the earth. 

She turned the lock. 
The gates opened, slowly. 
She embraced him. 
The rain stopped 
and he entered her city of light and life. 

Petrichor on the breeze. 
Hiraeth fades. 
A new beginning. 
A life worth living. 

Words by Riley Robinson


III. Bliss Minor

New song from Glen and Dave.

Music and all instruments - Glen Granthem.

Lyrics and all vocals - David Cooper

You’re looking out for me
I’m looking out for you
Do we know what we should do

Down the tunnel
We both fall – Can we hear each other’s call
Can we hear, can we hear, can we hear each other’s call?

Chorus

Here we sit among the thorns
Surrounded by those that mourns
No one knows how the stories go
The tales of old, tales of yore

What is that I thought you said?
I thought I heard you in my head
Maybe I can’t hear at all 
Can we hear each other’s call?
Can we hear, can we hear, can we hear each other’s call?

Chorus

Down the tunnel
We both fall
Down the tunnel
We both fall
Down the tunnel
We both fall

Can we hear each other’s call
Can we hear, can we hear, can we hear each other’s call?

Chorus

Down the Tunnel (Cooper/Granthem Collaboration)

La seule route

Compositeur, musicien (guitare basse piano, xiao (chinese vertical flute), erhu, percussions, drum machines).

Musique instrumentale, musique de film, jingles pub/radio etc...

Funk jazz soul rock folk psychedelic reggae dub electro ou classique.

Production vintage & old school

Sacem identification :

Code IPI : 00542 25 75 61

La seule route

BIRAUD Frederic

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