Talk talk such a shame

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Recorded at home on a scorching hot, humid sunday in July 2014.
I've always wanted to try this great song out and see how it fits.
I have a show coming up this month that features some Bob Dylan songs so now was a good time to have a go at it.
So, while I was rehearsing why not record it as well? 
So, here it is. 
Enjoy. D


Desolation Row (Bob Dylan)

This composition is inspired by several images that form an electrically natured sound universe. Each of these images was born from the interaction of various musical objects. From the evolution of a sound over time produced by acoustic feedback (known as the Larsen Effect) to the energetic discharge found when two charged objects come into contact, this composition aims to show how the musical representation of all these different elements organizes and evolves over time to create this "catalog" of sounds. In this, I have tried to create images where even the constituent elements and the constituted object are strongly linked to this concept of electricity, either because they are sounds that evoke this idea or because their origin has a direct relation to it. All this rhetoric is just words if it is not connected to the music itself. That is why playing techniques that deviate from the original sound of the instrument, crushed sounds, differentials, and sounds produced with ebows are used throughout the piece to evoke this described universe.

Sounds from an electric nature

Barcelona (Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballé cover)

The Pretenders - Creep (Radiohead Cover)

Miles Davis - Ascenseur Pour L'échafaud - Lift To The Gallows

Karaoke 80s Hits, Vol. 22

Always the Sun (Originally Performed By The Stranglers) [Full Vocal Version]

Karaoke Hits 1988, Vol. 4

Something's Gotten Hold of My Heart (Originally Performed By Marc Almond & Gene Pitney) [Full Vocal Version]

Ennio Morricone,Spiel Mir Das Lied Vom Tod & Cheyenne- Once Upon A Time In The West

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Herman's Hermits  - No Milk Today

Playing John Lennon's guitar part from the song Get Back (Let It Be).

Ennio Morricone,Spiel Mir Das Lied Vom Tod & Cheyenne- Once Upon A Time In The West

Lamis Solyman

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