got to get this one now good song google play

This is a catchy tune - well crafted and produced!

Excellent old mariner style. i enjoy all your percussion mix with the special guitar and voice.

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Punk Baby

Fun little tune about the great social media fail….

Community Spread

Written and recorded close to the Avon in Stratford upon Avon, Nov 2022
Rick's drums added via the internet from just north of Finham Sewer in Dec 2022 ;-))

Guitars upon Avon

Memory

In a dream I looked up into the dark purple, black night sky and saw a transparent jellyfish. Its upturned rim was lined with soldiers. 
" It will be a silent start to world war three" I thought....
13 BPM
dah/: sound collage and painting

A Silent Start To WWIII

Taken from the forth-coming album Tales of Generation X the final frontier is a science fiction inspired space rock odyssey inspired by my 
love of the cosmos and my fascination with ufos and unexplained events ,this song went though many different forms and mixes eventually i got my friend the producer Russ sinfield to mix and master the track and also add a proper percussion section ,we also rebuilt the middle 8 which i call the star section and what you here is what we decided to release
written and produced. by Jim Manser
mixed and mastered by Russ sinfield
percussion by russ sinfield
visual video by Jim Manser made using storm and node tools
watch the inte-rsteller lyric video on youtube https://youtu.be/A7PIen-5U1Q

the video link

The final frontier [watch the  video on youtube]

Lyrics :-
Over the hillsides
And down to the lake
All across the valleys
The winter comes awake

Can you catch Jack Frost
As he hops upon the chimney pots
Can you catch Jack Frost
As he dances on the roof tops
Jack Frost

Reaching the city
The river he skates
Down to the arches
The icicles he makes

Can you catch Jack Frost
As he hops upon the chimney pots
Can you catch Jack Frost
As he dances on the roof tops
Jack Frost

All through the nightime
So busy is he
Even quicker by darkness
Were you awake to see

Can you catch Jack Frost
As he hops upon the chimney pots
Can you catch Jack Frost
As he dances on the roof tops
Jack Frost

winkandwoo 2022

TIMELINES

Jack Frost

VIDEO ON X

Song With A Lousy Ending

Human Music (acoustic) - with Carkiss Kilotta

I totally enjoyed working on this great muterial piece. @muterial
https://soundcloud.com/muterial/off-the-rails?si=a6b1a2e3991749eb9b11b7d1a39bf1f9&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Check out the amazing playlist:
https://soundcloud.com/muterial/sets/off-the-rails-collaborations?si=ccc58273972244ba9b2384aedcfa416a&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Off The Rails | muterial [Miraculous Imprint Mix]

10. Where I been (Im Out)

Album:   Songs of Light and Darkness

	I debated with my harshest critic (me) for some weeks about whether to post this track, but, at last, decided “damn the torpedoes – full speed ahead!”.   So, here is my venture into the Celtic folk song idiom, based on an ostinato (vamp?) of ascending bass and guitar riffs.
	The lyrics celebrate the Falathrim, the sea elves from Tolkein's “The Silmarillion”, who were led by Cirdan (he makes an appearance at the end of the “Lord of the Rings” saga).   In many ways, Cirdan and his Falathrim were the greatest of the Moriquendi.

Lyrics:
        every bitter sea
	any other man would flee
	curse every reef and sandbar
	three sails in the night
	in the dawn’s first light
	they see their fate in the stars
	the mariners of Brithombar
	
	the edge of iron ice
	fate plays with loaded dice
	no place too wild or too far
	empty spaces in their charts
	bring a longing to their hearts
	they keep their faith in the stars 
	the mariners of Brithombar

	riding on the storm
	steady, cool and calm
	in the wind and the restless stars
	three sails in the night
	in the dawn’s first light
	they always know where they are
	the mariners of Brithombar

Songs of Light and Darkness

The Mariners of Brithombar

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Written by Terry Reeves, 1981
Recorded in a dusty attic, Wallington, Surrey, 1983
Terry Reeves: Vocals/ Guitar 
Brian Reeves: Guitar
John Palmer: Bass
Gary Reeves: Drums

Back in 1981, there was a major news item on the front of the tabloids involving two young teenagers who had committed suicide in a car. They left a note saying that there was no point in carrying on living as they had no job and no money. Unemployment was the highest it had ever been at that time, so it made the headlines. This song was my comment. There was nothing great about the Thatcher government and yes, I was there. (Terry Reeves)

LYRICS

Work hard at school and you will succeed
Get the pieces of paper that you need
You will get there if you are the best
But what happens to us, all the rest

CHORUS
NO JOB, NO MONEY, NO LIFE, NO POINT
NO JOB, NO MONEY, NO LIFE, NO POINT

Discipline will curb your greed
Much more training's what you need
It's better now than it's ever been
Hard times like these we have never seen

CHORUS X 2

Lets tell the truth and not live a lie
No piece for us of that money pie
The youth are the future that's what we're told
But what will they tell us when we're too old

CHORUS X 2

So what's the point in carrying on
Growing up is just one big con
Haven't listened to a word that's said
Perhaps you'll listen when I'm dead

NO JOB, NO MONEY, NO LIFE, NO POINT
NO JOB, NO MONEY, NO LIFE, NO POINT

Final Choice - Root Division (1983)

Miniature

Thanks as always to Graham for keys - many thanks to Ben for the tasty guitar work - talented and extremely good looking is what he wanted me to say next

Charm

joji - rain on me

Keys and sax in Atomic Momma
Sax in QT Anon

singer/songwriter from Yarra Valley, Australia.   Struggling as much with modern times as with times past.   I guess that makes me a chronic struggler.

The Mariners of Brithombar

Ken Minty

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my ideas on sound cloud just acoustic lof

my ideas on sound cloud just acoustic lof

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