John Cage - Imaginary Landscape No.1 (1939)

08 Cremation Science, For Virtual Rhythmicon

This is a small piece I wrote for violin and piano. Each variation is a different take on the theme, ever so subtle but still present.

(Not in this MIDI version but in a human realization only.)

Theme And Variations

This piece was written in Logic Pro X. Each track was written with the Arpeggiator MIDI FX plugin.

Arpeggiator The

I wrote on my friend's account in the computer lab. Hearty laughs ensued. This is what I do instead of actual homework.

Lyrics

In the state of I-
owa there is one big
American party
we like to call
the Iowa Cactus.
It sure loves pi-
zza. Can we order
one to go?

The Iowa Cactus

The third and biggest album by Neon Leather Drip. Beef Strokinoff is 16 tracks of complete awesome, and is, by far, the hottest shit ever created.

Facebook: facebook.com/neonleatherdrip 
YouTube: youtube.com/neonleatherdrip
Bandcamp: neonleatherdrip.bandcamp.com

released January 1, 2015 

All songs Written, Performed, Recorded, Produced, Mixed, and Mastered by Neon Leather Drip 
With exception to "I Can't Go For That (No Tofu)", which was originally recorded by Daryl Hall and John Oates in 1981, as "I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)" 

Recorded at: 
• The Superposition in Meriden, CT 
• The Zombie Owl’s Basement in Hamden, CT 
• The Drip’s Mother’s Basement in Wallingford, CT 
Between 2011 and 2014 

Members on this Record: 
• Neon Leather Drip aka The Drip - 
Vocals, Most Beats/Music/Samples 
• Rex Morgan MC aka Walter Crunkite aka Jacques Custowee - Vocals, Some Beats/Music/Samples 
Additional Vocals by: The Zombie Owl, The Great White Hype, Papa Chubby aka Chunky Smooth, Jesus Israel aka Dr Rendezvous, Lady Soft Palette, Bootleg Schevitz, and Aged Cheddar 

Additional Members for Live Performance: 
Special K, Bobby Tranq, A Small Polish Girl, and Shuwanna Melt 

Album Art and Layout by The Drip

Crunchy Funk

This is a minimalist composition I created in Logic to showcase the Arpeggiator plugin. It uses two basic harmonies, inspired by Glass's Mad Rush, reminiscent of Bowie's Space Oddity.

Breakfast Troll masterfully waits for his breakfast, and finishes up with a grand climax when his tea boils just in time.

John Cage - 433  (Breakfast Troll Remix)

Recorded live on April 20th, 2012 in 180 PLC at the University of Oregon.  More information at http://imaginaryjohncage.wordpress.com/

Theme And Variations

Jonathan Norwich 1