Another epic Lee. Sounds quite medieval in parts. An English folk extravaganza which would freak out our 14th century ancestors, especially when the electric guitar kicks in. You’re a very talented minstrel my friend 😊

Like how it starts, and like where it goes . . . serious epic !

A vivid and powerful story. Love the music. I can truly feel it!

great guitar drumming bass strings on this

Nice production, good visual, and excellent vocals.

Another excellent track, CCB! Very creative and unique. Nice instrumentation, vocals, and production!

The King was on his horse
His castle far away
He attacked his foe with force
And left them where they lay
They died without a hope
Of seeing their wives again
Oh yes, the king was proud
As he rode on through the rain
He knew that blood was never spilt in vain

And all of his people feared for what they had
For the King would take it from them
And they knew it made him glad
To see the hate in their eyes
As he rode past them day and night
He loved to see the sight
Of death in their lies
And hands poised on knives

Then one night, 
The King was in his bed
And a peasant came
Held a knife to his head
And waited till he cried
“Don’t let the things I’ve done
Hold too much sway
I’ll be a better man
I’ll let you have your way”
But the peasant slit his throat
Chuckling at his gargled pain
For like the King, he knew
Blood was never spilt in vain
And cursing King and name
He threw the body into the rain

King's Blood

time is up, here it come this not a love mix up

Nebulize

06 GMIATLICHKEIT

Tranquil

Jupiter Light

When I look around today, most people that believe in a religion tend to be happier than those that do not, no matter what riches they hold. So wrote this song to reflect on the power of empathy and understanding. Inspired by the idea that we should avoid mocking others for their religious beliefs—because we may not fully grasp the significance it holds for them. Let's embrace kindness and respect for diverse perspectives. 🎶✨ #Empathy #Respect"

Don't Moke What You Don't Feel

Acapella Fella - Don't Mock What You Don't Feel - Instrumental

recycling

Written, performed and produced by Richard Brown
A huge thank you to Kym (AKA Bluebird) for the female vocals on this track!

Lyrics:

When you feel defeated
and you feel like giving up
When you're lost and tired
and you forget who you are

Rest, Darling rest
Don't forget, you were there
to raise your head in a scene of red
in such despair, you were there
The first Baby's breath

When your will is to begin
Where the daylight marks the sky
When you've traveled weary
and the road weighs down your heart

Rest, Darling rest
Don't forget, you were there
to raise your head in a scene of red
in such despair, you were there
The first Baby's breath

Don't forget you've got a lot to give...

Born

Made with GarageBand!
Enjoy!

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Project 8

Mindstrip

Inspired by a photograph I took in Bristol, England of an abandoned shop that still had the sign, 'Pastimes'.
Pastimes is a collection of guitar based progressive rock music and a couple of instrumentals recorded from early 2019 to early 2021 and late 2022.

Paul Landry - Yamaha electro classical guitar, Yamaha acoustic guitar, Fender Roland Stratocaster guitar, Fender Squire Stratocaster guitar, Fender Squire Precision bass guitar, Yamaha Mox 6 keyboard, Roland Juno Di keyboard, Novation Impulse, Oxygen 61 and Roland A -49 midi keyboards with various vsti synths. Vocals.

Music and lyrics by Paul Landry
Recorded, produced, mixed and mastered by Paul Landry
Photography and artwork by Paul Landry ©2021
Recorded in Oxford England early 2019 to late 2020
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All Rights Reserved

Pastimes

Reborn

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Formed inside the singularity, (there was nothing else to do - or indeed time to do it in) The Corking Crack Band really burst onto the scene with the Big Bang. 
 The Corking Crack Band formed their ideas inside the primordial soup. Not, you understand, the same primordial soup that you evolved from - this primordial soup was of a much higher quality. You are minestrone to The CCB’s truffle infused lobster bisque.
   Having existed for millennia and absorbed the natural rhythms of the universe, alongside one or two narcotics (allegedly) they decided it was time to stop fannying around with simply existing and instead to get down to some serious rock. 
  Having then kickstarted their quarry project and ushered in the Stone Age, they discovered music. 
  Despite their early entrance onto the music scene, they take inspiration largely from the music of the Tweenies. The ever-changing roster of members, centred around a core few such as sometimes band leader Cuthbert Crack Band, seek to emulate the CBBC legends in all their forms. That is, of course course when they are not fighting the evil machinations of their evil nemesis supergroup, The Patchwork Pillocks, who are hellbent on destroying the world through the medium of melody and unusual time sigs that just really jam.
  The story continues…

King's Blood

The Corking Crack Band

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