Recorded in January 2018, this song is about the fun of planning life's adventures with a newfound partner. Instruments include a PRS electric guitar, Fender Jazz bass, Yamaha Motif6 keyboard, and sampled drums.

Time To Set Us Free (Original by Ben Buttrick)

Didier on the composition
Mike on the mic
https://soundcloud.com/blindsessionproject

STAY AWAY FROM ME
STAY AWAY FOR YOUR OWN GOOD
A LITTLE LOWER DOSAGE 
IS WHAT WE NEED

we try and we try to get away from what we can't escape and we don't know where to go but we try and we try to escape and we don't know which way out oh

oh ya look to the right, look to the left, down way
try to go somewhere but nowhere is open at all
so strange
everything is different all of a sudden
oh no we all run, run

runnin' in place

runnin' in place - blind session/cam-O

Lyrics & vocal: Peter Comptine (...count in...1234567890)
https://soundcloud.com/user-264930040
Music by myself

Bad storm on the way
Anvil sky of blackened cloud crushed my atmosphere
Caught my eye just before that thunder hit my ear
Don’t matter what the weather guy on television says
Batten down the hatches, and hunker down my dear
Lock and brace the latches, but set aside your fear
In fields caressed with birdsong where the poet’s children play
We’ll watch and breathe the sundown, together at the peaceful close of day.

Tempest hammering away
Hell broke loose with satan’s workers breaking out the knives
No eye to this storm’s wrecking ball demolishing our lives
Focused on the here and now, insanity at bay
Hanging tight together multiplying force for good
Cover one another, as we promised that we would
From hills of light we’ll look upon the people as they pray
We’ll watch and breathe the sundown, together at the peaceful close of day.

Clear skies here to stay
Cotton clouds play softly on horizons in the breeze
Placid grasses whisper sweet tranquillity at ease
Storm that we have weathered, on its catastrophic way
Clearing the wreckage starting up again anew
Wiser than before, now our challenges are through
Strengthening the present, bid the past adieu
We’ll lift our eyes to future skies of satin azure blue
Walk with me, my love, through meadows blessed in May
We’ll watch and breathe the sundown, together at the peaceful close of day.
We’ll watch and breathe the sundown, together at the peaceful close of day.
…………………………………………………………...together at the peaceful close of day.

Unknown Album

Close Of Day (Lyrics & Vocal Mr. P)

Crocodile People

Album Scenes Etcetera from Christian Levitan
UPC 4061798106202
EmGee Publishing - Des Moines - USA

Scenes Etcetera

Claude, From the Moon

Claude, From The Moon

From the third EP in the Rotherweird trilogy.

The Manor (Graciously Received In A Place Of Evil)

Even on the dancefloor there is loneliness and isolation - among those solemn frequencies…

Solemn Frequencies

... basis of this track is a flute improvisation of mine, heavily mangled through PaulXstretch, and bounced to a four minute drone pad ...... The Danmoi is a real time jam. Percussion is Ghosthack samples. Bass is Chromaphone3 VSTi. Image: asoggetti/unsplash - EnJoy !

Xmatazz / flute drone

Composed, arranged, performed, and produced by
Carlos Vivanco
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2S1MOT2FS8

Celestial Canvas

Lost Paradise

noxpox - strange dream no3 version d

Open Collab from https://soundcloud.com/user-775687018
Now located at https://soundcloud.com/user-438805872

Original Track
https://soundcloud.com/user-775687018/yellow-salamandr-loops-open-call-for-collab

Yellow Salamand'r + Insatiable Void - Mucking Around

n o x p o x

An artist must be open to the muse. The greater the artist, the more he is open to “cosmic currents.” He has to behave as he does. If he has “the courage to be an artist,” he is committed to behave as the mood possesses him. . . .

The price an artist pays for doing what he wants is that he has to do it.

Pair with Patti Smith’s account of Burroughs’s advice to the young and his cameo in the love letters of Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky.

noxpox - strange dream no3 version d

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