Hapiness

Fallen Stars Taken from Fallen Stars Single and Remixes
http://spceco.bandcamp.com/album/fallen-stars-single-and-remixes

From forthcoming album Sirens and Satellites

Fallen Stars

Vinnie Zahn Guit/Vox, Bob Weidenhoffer Guit, Owen Bass, Walter Vogel Drums, 1999.


16the Convulsions So What

Instrumental Music for Relaxation, Meditation, Study and Concentration, Spa and Massage, Healing Music Therapy.

This Collection of Long Music Playlist is Perfect for your daily Meditation and Relaxation. A lot of music out there for meditation and relaxation is too busy and distracting.The music from these videos are light, beautiful, calming sounds (some with binaural brain waves and nature sounds) that do not distract you from focusing on what you want to achieve. A Daily 1 Hour Instrumental Playlist that can be used for background music on the following subjects:

Meditation and Healing:
The music we create are perfect for Deepak Chopra meditations, buddhist meditation, zen meditation, mindfulness meditation, Eckhart Tolle meditation. Influences used in this type of music is mainly from Japanese meditation music, Indian meditation music and Native American music. Some benefits from using it will cleanse the Chakra, open Third Eye And increase Transcendental Meditation skills. The work of Byron Katie, Sedona Method, Silva Method and the Secret highlights the fact that healing can occur through the use of mind and being in the now. Healing Meditation can be practised using this music for best results.

Yoga and Massage:
The music is really useful for yoga for beginners, yoga exercises, yoga chants influenced by indian songs, african music, soothing music that has a calming effect. It sometimes puts you into a yoga trance. If you are familiar with the work of yogscast, hare krishna, michael franti, and keshna be sure to use this. If you are into massage therapy these soothing relaxing nature sounds and peaceful light instrumental music will help you relax mind and body and keep you relaxed throughout the day.

Relaxation and Spa:
The light instrumentals can really be useful after a long hard day of work to unwind and enjoy the peaceful sound of our music. Imagine the spa music, nature sounds, rain sounds, light piano, easy listening instruments are used in these tracks for ultimate relaxation. It can also be enjoyed in the background as mindcraft music and game music. Truly these are the best soft tunes, mood music new age music.

Binaural Mind States:
Many of the tracks include Binaural Brain Waves that can be used to enter different mind frequencies. For instance, it can be used for studying music, revision for when you need to be creative, focused and have good concentration. Many people find Brainwave entrainment useful for deep sleep to help you fall asleep easy, and also have enough rest to start the day fresh. As mentioned before, Binaural Brainwaves can be used for meditation, study music, creativity, deep sleep and many more benefits. Many mothers use it for baby music, lullaby to help baby sleep.




Deep Shamanic Meditation- Relaxing Powerful Meditation Music For Deep Relaxation, Sleep Music 030

Taken from the Zombie EP
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Zombie

Screaming Trees - Nearly Lost You

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Epic chillstep collection tracklist:

Andreas B - Floating 0:00
CMA - Tommorow's Another Day 4:13
Jacoo - Cosmos 8:34
Julian Kruse - Fallen From The Sky 11:42
Hereafter - Only You 15:36
Jabricon - Light At The End 18:48
CMA - Don't Look Back 22:33
Electus - Temple Of Light 27:08
SizzleBird - Memory 31:04
Sacred - Reaching Out 34:12
CMA - It Is What It Is 39:19
SizzleBird - Landing 42:47
Jimmis - Flying Home 46:56
Jacoo - If You Only Knew 49:45
Electus - Imaginary Friend 52:52
CMA - Ku'uipo 57:14 

Mykool - Ikiru 1:01:08
Slevemor - After The Rain 1:06:54
Poolz - You Don't Have To 1:13:42
Vexaic - Goodbye 1:18:08
SizzleBird - Elixir 1:22:39
Jabricon - Daydreaming 1:26:40
Electus - Another World 1:30:11
Jacoo - Withering 1:36:02
CMA - You're Free 1:39:28
Killigrew - Timeless As The Waves 1:44:58
Blure - Cycle Of Life 1:49:51
Skyvoice & Blure - Take Me Away 1:53:10
Soulfy - When The Sun Sets 1:56:14
Subtact - Falling 2:00:03


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Realming

This is a studio work in progress...Melanie plays percussion and adds some vocals.

01 accoustic shackles

Corrected Tasters Guid annual fundraiser for Northwestern Michigan College's Culinary Institute.

Tasters Guild Final Edit 22 Feb 2013 another copy mixdown

J Crunchbird - Guitar and Vox
E. Boli - (Ed)  - Guitar and hatred
Chris Greenhaw - Drums
Big E                   BAss

Darkness Falls

J Crunchbird guitar and vox
E Boli           guitar and hatred
Chris Greenhaw  drums
Big E - Bass

Hurst on the Floor

J Crunchbird - Guitar, Vocals and Lead Sarcasm
E Boli           - Guitar and Extra Hatred
Chris Greenhaw - Drums and has a day job
Big E                 - Bass Guitar and is still living at his moms house.

Typical Irony

Jaime Crunchbird writes psychedelic/poetic- metal- punk rock for a 3-piece w/influences from rock, art, and literature as wide-ranging as the , John Coltrane, Throbbing Gristle and patti smith. Jaime became Crunchbird, the artist n 1984 and began playing shows as Crunchbird  in Seattle at that time.
Shit Happens EP
In 1988, Crunch approached longtime friend Lonnie King(Dehumanizers, ASH, IMIJ ) to play lead guitar Captain Skillit Weasel (aka Scott Gear) to play bass, and Batcave Sean (Sean Anderson) on Drums- they agreed, and CB 2.0 was born. The sound became harder but more musical, bits of funk, blues feedback, and hardcore punk with poetry improvisations live. This line up allowed Crunch to concentrate more on the storytelling of his songwriting and live shows had a party atmosphere. This version of the band was active until 1992. 
Reject EP
In 1994, Crunchbird released a solo acoustic album with session players Geoff Lane on bass and Erik Dannevig on drums called "Reject" – released on cassette only copies are rare and sought out by crunchbird enthusiasts. The sound is thoughtful w/ sparse arrangements. A sort of Noise Americana sound with the poetry of the lyrics still occupying the front and center space. 
Angelspit band, Grungaholica (album)
The Angelspit period marked a desire by Crunch to strip the music down and get back to a three-piece format and a noisier industrial influenced brand of punk rock. It was an ad in the Rocket that brought Crunch to bassist Scott Graham and drummer Jason Phillips. Their sound became edgier and nosier. As Angelspit, they recorded a 12 song demo (unreleased) and released a 3-song vinyl EP (collectible) on Seattle's Vagrant Records. Producer Erik 4-A was able to capture the unbridled energy and live chaos of the music.  Also, during this time they composed and recorded the theme song to the Seattle political talk and music show "Deface the Nation." 
Tales of the Ultra-Renaissance
In 1998, after the dissolution of Angelspit, Jaime was introduced to session drummer and producer Simon Grant by Gordon Griffiths (Beluga, The Hard Rocks) and they bonded over a shared passion for ‘difficult' music. Hence, the Ultra-Renaissance period commenced. With bassist Tannar Brewer on board, they began a return to the Noise-Americana sound of the Reject period, and the backbone for the new album was conceived. "Tales of the Ultra-Renaissance” is a collection of dark, morbid songs about the futility and hope of believing in your dreams in a bleak society. At once alien and familiar, modern and traditional, the album takes you on a journey through the savage heart of the American dream. “Tales” features guest performances by Jack Endino (on drums) and bassist John Baker Saunders (Mad Season, The Walkabouts). Although there was no tour to support the album, bootleg copies have been traded among friends and fans of Crunchbird, and it has been circulated digitally for limited periods over the last few years.
Other adventures and misadventures
 In 2014, Jaime was interviewed by author Nick Soulsby for the book "How I Found my Friends: A Oral History of Nirvana.” The book is written from point of view of the bands that shared stages with them. As a companion piece, Soul Jazz Records of London included the song " Woodstock Unvisited" for the "No Seattle" compilation album. After the release of "No Seattle," Crunch began receiving requests from longtime fans and friends to play live.  Crunch feels honored and grateful for this new interest and has assembled a new iteration of the band. They are gearing up for activity in the Pacific Northwest, and beyond. In celebration of the re-release of the entire catalog on PIG records, a tour for the summer/fall of 2020 is being planned.

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