Again I tackled a midi beast from tubular.net http://tubular.net/midi/OmmadawnPart1b.mid and the great source by Mark Kingston mrk.kngstn@gmail.com provided a solid base for my rendition of this great Mike Oldfield classic. I was quite disappointed by the tubular beats album. So I felt I could do that better. Here is my try. Any comment is welcome. 

I've remastered the track to get more pressure to the drums and glue it all a bit better. What do you think?

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Ommadawn (MO EDM cover)part 1

written  performed  mixed  ||  james cronin
mastered  ||  jason parker  parks of bathgate.

eliza the android  ||  vocals  choir
juno 6  ||  arpeggios
dx7  ||  bass
tr-707  ||  drums
portastudio 414  ||  tape loop
casino  ||  guitar
microkorg  ||  pad
little phatty  ||  triangle wave  siren
sararr  ||  swell
pianoteq  ||  piano.

the COOL JOHN recording company  ||  #03

Daughter

2nd Movement

It's about Charlie Nicholas and how he just sits there and thinks.

Just Sitting There Thinking

There She Goes Again

My 100th song on sound cloud since January 2015!!
- These Roads Demand -

How do you fix these cogs that you need,
if you don't know where your going?
don't hold the band so tight in your hand,
cause they won't understand,
Its hard to expand these things that you've planned,
if you leave the thoughts unmanned,

As your going down these roads demand,
it is meant to help but these roads demand.

Its hard to take flight if you never ignite,
you've now got to invite,
the plans that you have are under threat,
if you don't learn to forget.

As your going down these roads demand,
it is meant to help but these roads demand.

How do you fix these cogs that you need,
if you don't know where your going,
don't hold the band so tight in your hand,
they won't understand.






These Roads Demand

A dreamy, floating, slowly descending arrangement based on some stretched-out samples taken from "September 3".

Composed in Reason 8.

Underwater portrait by Jacob Sutton.

Sinking into a Dream

On my way to work, every day, my mind wanders through memories and thoughts. Here's one such walk to work where I speak my thoughts as they appear. Accompanied by one long Continuum Fingerboard improv.

2nd Movement

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