Сhase

As described in this video .... 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxomLqXxwBM

... "Murder Ballads" co-composed with Tripod!

Full credits / links coming soon!

ASSASSIN'S CREED SYNDICATE: Give Me The Cure

This one is just cool. If you just tried to dance to this and fell over, that's because every measure is missing one beat. Still it grooves quite well, assuming you can groove in 7/4 time.

Kings Of Tara

Nekrotério - Cidade Morta (Demo)

Tim (Uncle Clatterbox, https://soundcloud.com/uncle-clatterbox): Creative Genius, Melodica, Cimbalom, Omnichord, Taishogoto, Percussion, vocals
Martin (Martin Kirwan, https://soundcloud.com/martin-k-g): Slide guitar
Alan (newshoe, https://soundcloud.com/newshoe): Accordion
Dinah (newshoe's daughter) (needs a Soundcloud page!): Lead vocals
G&B: Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin, Percussion, Washtub Bass, Whistle, Jaw Harp, Ukulele, Trumpet, Unidentifiable Lute Thing, Dulcimer, Vocals 

(For a sneak peek at the developmental process, here's some of the correspondence throughout the project)

On Oct 23, 2015, at 7:34 PM, Tim wrote:

>Hey Dan, I was inspired to take a quick look at the tune before I leave the house today...

>Some initial thoughts...

>Can we do it in A? I think the 3 mustaphas version is in C but A would sit nicer on the cimbalom.

>It's a fairly well known tune, played all over Serbia and Macedonia. Lots of interesting versions out there.

>Do you aim to add an American or Appalachian/Old-timey touch to it? The reason I ask is, firstly that's what springs to mind when I think of you, but also was thinking many english speakers would misread 'Banja' as sounding like 'banjo', so we could make a play on that...

>Also, it's in 9/8 which divides up into 3 as well as the uneven 4 (short short short long) that it's traditionally done... That got me thinking of a kind of lazy 'country waltz' version of the tune and then morphing into the more aggro Serbian rhythm somehow... Once you know the tune try stretching it into a waltz and you'll see what I mean

>I never knew the words (can't speak Serbian), but it seems to be a drinking song, if that helps.

>Cheers
>Tim


On Nov 6, 2015, at 10:34 PM, Dan Greenwood <dangreenwood@verizon.net> wrote:

> Oh my goodness do I suck.
>
> First I completely misremembered your email as saying it was in A, you'd prefer C.
>
> Then I completely heard it in the wrong key anyhow.

On 11/10/2015 12:20 AM, Dan Greenwood wrote:
> I was just tooling around adding some whistle parts and saw OH S*** TIM'S GOT A TAISHOGOTO

On 11/11/2015 7:58 PM, Alan wrote:
> Hi All-
> My high school daughter is interested in trying to make a vocal track for this too.   I think she can get to it this weekend. I thought I would use Tim's vocal tracks as a guide  if this is OK .  In any case the song will be a fine cautionary message to her about Serbian Gypsy men (at least on the english translations) .
>
> -Alan- 

On 11/12/2015 12:20 AM, Jeff wrote:
> This is a lot of wacky tracks.

On 12/3/2015 8:03 AM, Martin wrote:
> Hi Dan ,I'll give it a go ,although my Serbian is not what it used to be .

On 12/8/2015 at 3:29 pm, Martin wrote:
>Holy sweet lord lamb of divine jayziz

Niska Banja (KGB, Uncle Clatterbox & the Newshoe Family)

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8Dio Hybrid Tools Synphony: "That Final Boss Is Weird" by Clement Belio

From THE BANNER SAGA 3. Full album and more information at Bandcamp:

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The Icelander

Fernando Josahkian