love the vocals here - nice rocker Jon and look back

Fun indeed, you covered a lot of great songs. I’m curious to hear them all!

Absolutely 100% genius. You totally nailed the Dolls style. This put a massive smile on my face!!!

Imagino esta canción escuchada en directo en un pub. Enhorabuena !!

Asap

Composed, arranged, performed, and produced by:
Carlos Vivanco

At The End Of The Blue Sky

Down The Rabbit Hole...Again

I had approached Jeff (stonerjazz) to help me out with a beginning I had ... this here has  evolved over time. wow, what a flame flaring! 

credits:
STONERJAZZ: lyrics, guitar, voice, various instruments and sounds
SONIC STRUCTURES: lyrics, t resonator on contact mics, voice, various instruments and sounds, mix

onion peel pt i to iv

onion peel pt i to iv - prominently featuring stonerjazz

Just a snack/intermezzo (perhaps I'll start a cafeteria). An experiment from the kitchen, finding new recipes.

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Screaming From Within

see you in my dreams

Gefilde

L'hypothèse De Ton Retour

The kine sym_02

Black Mirror

This song is dedicated to a very special person

Sunshine In My Life

Of course inspired by the lesser known NY Dolls original. Off their debut album, produced by Todd Rundgren. While liked by the band and Mr. Rundgren, the song was ultimately left off the album. The record company felt the song was too sexist and might offend the mid-western preteen girls which made up the bulk of the bands fan base at the time. Later singer Carly Rae Jepsen, a NY Dolls superfan, released a new version of the track after hearing it on an underground bootleg recording. She actually had some success with it vindicating the band and Mr. Rundgren, lo, so many years later.

Call Me Maybe

I'm a conceptual musical artist but the concepts are vague and I'm not willing to explain them.

Call Me Maybe

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