my rough first draft of Neil Young's crazy pertinent 1974 statement on...

(Revolution Blues)

Fictional leitmotif for an apocryphal film that I scored.


Creepy (Theme from How the Waste Was One)

Beat with heavily cut-up and at times very bent and effects-laden piano part that shifts phase (alternates between the on and the off beat) several times throughout. (photo by mayflyaway)

Pi an o

this is all thanks to Beatcraft (a great program you should buy) and time on my hands and an old but great PC


Like psyche

I always just think "plinka plinka" whenever I even just see the word ukelele, but it would seem that other sounds can indeed emanate from one of those little four string things.  This was fun. 

Youkaditty

A snatch from a fun rehearsal sent blending with itself atop a chopped beat made of fake brushes. Credit is due yet again to Susumu Yokota for introducing me to this kind of musical thinking through his incredible oeuvre.  

Oyeah

sometimes multi-tracking is the only way to clear one's headspace. soon talk to the fourth will be here to clean up this mess i continue to address as my own forgotten choice of free beat and metronomic pauses. the title alludes to a fictional book based on a "real" (see footnote) 
novel. (Photo by mayflyaway/R.Levasseur)

Intimate pest

Fourth in an infinite series. Talk Talk IV brings the listener on a further journey into leprous facetiousness and bold yet/if ironic truth. You see? This one's got Babs Streisand freaking the F#&$ OUT and screaming as well as trying to sing, while Criswell depicts another grievous. slightly dilapidated and altogether needing of a good sweep "future". Jack Fascinato gives things a good sweep indeed, and there's a bit o' the auld Irish folk in Ms. Cunningham's sarcastic farce "God of Oil". Rachael / Dawn Beauwoman makes another guttural and lovely "appearance" and Blood Beach rock your melting face so hard your blown mind can't even find you... As always there are some old-timey accents and at least one true "non sequitur"! (Let me know when you find it)... Thanks! Talk to you later! 

memiguel