This piece started off as an experiment using Steve Reich's Phase Shift technique.

Apart from the title, neither Frankenstein nor the Moon make an appearance. Sorry to disappoint anyone.

Pic: Musical instrument used as a garden ornament, Heaton Moor, Stockport, Greater Manchester. By Geoff Descartes.

Published on SC 11 December 2021

In the comfort of your own mind

Frankenstein on the moon

Furthest Reaches

Alles was Dir Bleibt -

MÃr als WiR Z

Come to Town
By BlackDogHat
From the EP 'Bark!'

I’ve been standing by the window 
and I’m looking out for you 
but I’ve got other things to do 

The cat sits on the corner 
and he’s looking kinda blue 
I’ve really got the feeling
that he’s looking for you too 

The birds have stopped there singing, singing 
the children sit around, round, round, round 
the dogs they are a howling, howling 
when will you come to town, town, town, town 
when will you come to town 

Now I’m standing in the hallway 
and I’m waiting for a call 
I need that phone to ring again 
I want to hear it all 

Your voice, your voice, it makes me feel 
it makes me feel so tall 
but I just hear my fingers drumming on the wall 

The birds have stopped there singing, singing 
the children sit around, round, round, round 
the dogs they are a howling, howling 
when will you come to town, town, town, town 
when will you come to town 

Now I’m standing by the window 
and I’m looking up the hill 
I see you turn the corner 
and my heart it beats so still 

I can’t believe I’m seeing that 
you’re walking down the hill 
I can see an angel walking down the hill 

The birds have started singing, singing 
the children jump around, round, round, round 
the dogs they are a smiling, smiling 
now you have come to town, town, town, town 

The birds have started singing, singing 
the children jump around, round, round, round 
the dogs they are a smiling, smiling 
now you have come to town, town, town, town 
now you have come to town Hey!

From the EP Bark!, released March 12, 2014

Credits
John Sage: music, lyrics, guitar, harmonica, vocals.
Ian Nicholson: vocals
Tine Wulf: cello, vocals

Recorded and mixed by:
Brian O'Saunghessy at Bark Studio.

This sound recording is owned by BlackDogHat ©Copyright 2014.
UKCS 284680352.

Bark

Come to Town

Come To Town

A live performance digitised from an old cassette recorded on small pioneer cassette recorder at the time 40 years ago ,we'd arranged to play at this anarchist centre squat ,we arrived &  they had been evicted , we reopened it got the electric back on set up the pa  & had a fantastic nite playing to about a  hundred people ,drums Paul Patch ,bass Pat Hatch,guitar &vocals Colin Coates, vocals Lee Eggleston,John May Thanks for listening Love peace & respect .🤗🙏🤗.

Soldier in Ireland .."The Elusive Din" Live at the Bingo hall Highbury London)circa 1983

In episode sixteen we learn what herbs can do for our bodies. Barbara will cover many problem areas, such as: scalp issues (head lice, eczema, hair loss), gastro-intestinal issues (reflux, ulcers, IBS, Crohns disease, colitis, gastritis), eye problems, sinus problems, urinary tract infections, burns. We will also receive a recipe for gut repairs plus a tea to boost your digestion. Some of the herbs covered are slippery elm, golden seal, myrrh, eyebright, cranberry, dandelion and aloe vera.

16. Herbs As A Natural Remedy [1],  by Barbara O'Neill

In episode nineteen we continue the study of what effects sleep will have in us. This time we will go deeper into the study of our sleep cycles; what they are and at what time they occur. Yes, that is true, these cycles follow the clock which means that we have a schedule that we should follow in order to make sure we make use of these restorative powers. If we miss it, we miss it and we will pay the price for it.

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19. True Remedies - Rest [2], by Barbara O'Neill

Dum Dum

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19. True Remedies - Rest [2], by Barbara O'Neill

Clash Of Minds

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