Composer/ Bass : Scott Wisenbaker 
Strings/ Songwriting : Moe Howard
Drums: Pete Midipunk 
Guitar/ Guitar Solo : Francois Graiouf 
Mixing Engineer :Marios Y JP 
Producer / Master Du Brae 
Songwriting Lyrics/Melody  and Vocals : Ana Ros

Stay - Scott Wisenbaker ft. Ana Ros

DM - Enjoy the silence - cover with uke

"Don't Go Back to Rockville" is a song by the American rock band R.E.M. Delivered by the band's vocalist Michael Stipe and released as a single in 1984, as well as appearing on their second studio album, "Reckoning” the same year. My friends, me at 16, an other hardcore musician people loved the record

The song's title refers to Rockville, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, D.C., and the lyrics convey a sense of longing, regret, and the desire to escape from a place and situation. Michael Stipe mentioned in interviews that the song was written by Mike Mills as a plea to a special friend at the time, asking them not to return to Rockville

R.E.M. was formed in Athens, Georgia, in the early 1980s and became one of the leading bands of the alternative rock scene. "Don't Go Back to Rockville" is one of their notable early tracks and remains a fan favorite

Mike Mills always put his heart into it and remains my favorite bandmember: https://youtu.be/iKlwHbXVBJ8?si=HA8czyNjpBCZwHNc

JTS Mostly Good String Band version in C

[Verse 1]
C
Looking at your watch a third time
C                               F   Fsus4  F  Fsus4  F
waiting in the station for the bus
C
Going to a place that's far,
C                               F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
so far away and if that's not enough
G            F      Em    Am
Going where nobody says hello,
Am                        Gm          F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
they don't talk to anybody they don't know
C
You'll wind up in some factory
C                                           F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
that's full time filth with nowhere left to go
C
Walk home to an empty house,
C                               F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
sit around all by yourself
G                     F           Em  Am
I know it might sound strange but I believe
Am                   Gm          F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
You'll be coming back before too long

[Chorus]
C                 Dm    G
Don't go back to Rockville,
C                 Dm  G
don't go back to Rockville,
C                 Dm   G
don't go back to Rockville
F
And waste another year

[Verse 2]
C
At night I drink myself to sleep and pretend
C                               F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
I don't care that you're not here with me
C
'Cause it's so much easier to handle
C                               F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
All my problems if I'm too far out to sea
G                    F      Em   
But something, it better happen soon
        Am                  Gm        F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
Or it's gonna be too late to bring you back

[Chorus]
C                 Dm    G
Don't go back to Rockville,
C                 Dm  G
don't go back to Rockville,
C                 Dm   G
don't go back to Rockville
F
And waste another year

[Bridge]
C                           F    G    F   G
It's not as though I really need you
C                          F    G    F  G
If you were here I'd only bleed you
Dm      Am          Dm       Am                F
But everybody else in town only wants to bring you down and
           F               G
That's not how it ought to be
            G              F            Em    Am
Well I know it might sound strange but I believe
Am                   Gm          F   Fsus4   F  Fsus4  F
You'll be coming back before too long

[Chorus]
C                 Dm    G
Don't go back to Rockville
C                 Dm  G
don't go back to Rockville
C                 Dm   G
don't go back to Rockville
F
And waste another year

C                 Dm    G
Don't go back to Rockville
C                 Dm  G
don't go back to Rockville
C                 Dm   G
don't go back to Rockville
F
And waste another year

This song is about Ingrid Schorr, a formidable young woman the band knew at the University of Georgia whose hometown was Rockville, Maryland. She got a lot of attention on campus as classmates lamented her departure

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Don't Go Back To Rockville

Don’t Go Back to Rockville

From the album “Annual”
https://moodexhibit.bandcamp.com/album/annual

Mood Exhibit - Song for The Decorous

Tall, wide-arching trees
Assume a cathedral shape
Until darkness falls- 
Haiku by John Hinks. 

Naviar Haiku For more information visit http://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

In the Cathedral of Trees.reworked(Naviarhaiku 536)

YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyGtk4-ZtfQ

Part of the Naviar Records Haiku-Challenge:
https://www.naviarrecords.com/naviarhaiku536-tall-wide-arching-trees/

Assume a cathedral shape-naviarhaiku536

Shadow Man

Şeven (open collab)

Meditations with a twist - some movement and some experimentation!

Summon Your Calm

20250822B

Hi, this track is from my 16th album, where I put unique, atmospheric, meditative ambient journeys with various recorded soundscapes.
Recommended to listen with good speakers/headphones in a meditative way.
Enjoy you vibrant equilibrium!
If you want to get a high quality files of this album, you can buy it here: https://wakingvibrations.bandcamp.com/album/vibrant-equilibrium

Tone for a Higher Order

Explorations and experiments,  in sound, image, and animations . influenced by  interests from Organic Gardening to Neuroscience, Basic Electronics  and Mechanical Invention, Re-purposing Transforming and Recycling of Domestic Devices, Permaculture, Ecology,  Ambient and Noise music. Animated Sound and Image- Experimental,Animated and Visual Music Short films,installations and live audio visual performances with custom built interfaces such as the disco-microwave,midi-vacuum cleaner, and prepared ironing board.see more at 
www.paulfletcherartwork.com
and at vimeo
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In the Cathedral of Trees.reworked(Naviarhaiku 536)

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