Play Station (Dance Track)

Small piano piece with repetitive chords on the left hand and some dissonances for a bitter-sweet mood. It reminds me of some sunsets in the countryside.

Piano Post Card IV - Le soleil se couche derrière les collines

This instrumental track, performed by GOLTZ (Gunther Benedict-drums, Christoph Musil-bass, Mario Palaschke-keyboards), is the result of a late-night improvisation in the early 1990s.
Cover: Oil painting by my wife Andrea

Dunkelbunt

"Will Ye Go Lassie Go" is a Scottish/Irish folk song that is also known as "Wild Mountain Thyme" or "Blooming Heather". The song is about a young man who asks a young girl to go with him to gather wild mountain thyme. It is a popular folk song with a long history, and there have been hundreds of recordings made of it by various artists. 
About the song
Title: It is known by several names, including "Will Ye Go, Lassie, Go?", "Wild Mountain Thyme," and "Blooming Heather". 
Origin: The song's tune and lyrics have their roots in the Scottish folk song "The Braes of Balquhither" by Robert Tannahill. 
Theme: It's a love song about a young man asking his "lassie" to go with him to find wild mountain thyme in the heather. 
Popularity: It is a very popular song worldwide and has been recorded by many artists, including The Corries, The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem, and Kate Rusby".                     

Mastered Track: Distrokid Mixea
Image: Alex Kinkate

Will Ye Go Lassie Go- The Corries (Cover)

Star Life Signed

With life the universe knows itself
In subconscious poem
In each book on the shelf
In formulaic epiphany
The universe explains its' me

Cosmic me
Once just innate
Once unaware of its own state
Bring reasons layer
Great stars found meaning
Bring the calculas
Orbit answers streaming

Articulated and tooled with lingo
No providence did scare poor dingo
Then the universe flicked a switch
Come reference itch
Now known exist

So what of us before this layer
Our consciousness just felt fair
Most calculations innately known
Just luck survived destined problem

A final act of entropy
One last hurrah till thermo free
Enough for me
Let's fill more gaps
Let's sign our name
To our cosmic backs

With a sum
We add for all
With a meaning
There's light for lull
Forever time knew just inclinced
Now life a signature
Great star has signed

Star Life Signed (Poem)

Here's another song about everything and nothing. Musically, I'm still a bit quiet... I hope you find the right moment to listen to it... It's not exactly high-energy, I admit.

Searching for some light divine

Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pqcATbB1Ck
Atmospheric dubby tenor saxophone  by Jörg: @joerxworx



We have another great Rooftop Jam Session for you today💖

In May 2024, the Rooftop Live Jam took place at Amanitalinda's house. There was a live didgeridoo performance on the rooftop.
Our Child of Nature backing track served as the basis.

In October 2025, Jörg and Morten revisited this idea and expanded Amanitalinda's live performance with bass and tenor saxophones, resulting in this stunning remix.

Linda's didgeridoo and Jörg's tenor sax alternate in playing the role of the main instrument. Which feel wonderfully integrated into the overall character of the song.
It feels like we're a smart little band that can coordinate well with each other. This is a unique interval that resonates body and soul.
Please listen and give us feedback!

Please note: This special cover symbolizes Amanitalinda's enormous musical versatility and transformability.



Live recording video. 
Recorded in the east part of central Slovakia.
Home Sweet Home ✨💖✨

Let the dream go on✨ 💫 🌟
🙏🐉🦋

Remixes

Rooftop Live Jam (Remix) feat. Jörg (Tenor Sax)

Rooftop Live Jam (Remix) feat. Jörg (Tenor Sax) & Video Link

Bird

Cast of Characters:
Entheogenic Psychonaught (Josh Clary)– @josh-clary-1 –Josh – Fender Precision bass and Gibson SG electric guitar
K2 and the Three [and the Four]--@k2andthe3, @k2-kara –Ken -- drums
The Beautiful Dark -- @thebeautifuldark -- Carl -- vocals
J.J. Terrell– @j-j-terrell – organ and piano
Mistermark-- @user-432503709 -- Mark –- VST string and VST sax
TexMex Shaman– @texmex-shaman –Stephen — Tom Anderson custom T model electric guitar, production, mix, and mastering
Llanpsych -- @llanpsych -- Tez – Epiphone Les Paul electric guitar

This cover of the CCR version of this Screaming Jay Hawkins classic began as an idea Josh had for Eclectic Collective putting on a musical Halloween costume. He was inspired by his favorite band, Phish, who cover an entire album every Halloween as a musical costume. Although, which song we covered was up for debate from the start. 
  Once we decided on a song, Josh laid down the skeleton for it on his '71 SG. Once we had a framework to work with, Ken laid down his rocking drums, followed by Josh completing the rhythm section by adding his trusty P-bass. Even though the song was now in its infancy, Carl summoned all his Halloween spirit for his dynamic vocal performance.  
  Now that it was sounding like a real song, JJ dropped both the key piano part, as well as his expressive organ in there, too. Mark wasn't far behind, adding his magic via the sax to the solo section, and strings in the third verse. Stephen came through with the spooky tremolo guitar and the fiery first half of the guitar solo in the solo section right after. And to put the cherry on the musical sundae, Tez brought the lightning down for the second half of the guitar solo, as well as the solo work that leads the whole way to the end.
  We all enjoyed bringing this classic song back to life, and doing it in the spirit of what may be the most fun holiday on the callendar. We hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed creating it. Happy Halloween!

I Put A Spell On You - The Eclective Collective

Happy Halloween.... the song is actually a tribute to Ian Hunter and Mott the Hoople ..one of the best bands of the 70s....Ian is still rocking into his mid 80s..so I am the one with the rigor mortis clearly..go Ian go...
sound clips from 1931 Frankenstein movie
There are at least 8 Mott the Hoople Song titles in the lyrics


Rock N Roll Rigor Mortis

Roll Away The Stone                                        
God is calling, he's on the phone
He's got a glambam plan, one last stand        
Before they take you home                               

Spotlight shines in your face
Hey, you better put on a pair of Ian Hunter shades
I Wish I Was Your Mother, wish I was your father
Never could put you in your place

Hey, old man
What don't you understand?
Know your rights
Plead that Habeas Corpus
Hey, old man 
The music makes demands
Shake off your rock n roll rigor mortis

Move your hips to the beat
Take a deep breath, unstick yourself from that seat
Shine a light through your pupil, of pure Mott the Hoople
To energise those ancient feet

Time to rise again
Like Lazarus, a comeback, this ain’t the end
You're one wild stiff, rockin all my riffs
Be careful how your body bends 

Hey old man
What don't you understand?
Know your rights
Plead that Habeas Corpus
Hey old man 
The music makes demands
Shake off your rock n roll rigor mortis

All The Way From Memphis               
The Golden Age Of Rock N Roll    
Elvis and the Whizz Kids                 
Ain’t no peace in the valley for the last patrol 

Drivin’ Sister, Jerkin’ Crocus
Help me When My Mind Is Gone
Do the shimmy shake, bring it into focus
Sing it loud this victory song

Chorus

It's alive!!! It's alive!!! It's alive!!!

lyrics HotR/ Ian Hunter & co
music HotR





Rock N Roll Rigor Mortis

Too Soon

There’s a treasure down deep in this wonderland
To find it, plug your nose, feel the dirt on your hands
The word and rhyme, a message, in a song it stands
my rock n roll Rosetta Stone 



Rock N Roll Rigor Mortis

Hand on the Rock