@sydwilliams: Dear Syd, you are too kind :-) - but after your last message I thought, that it might be good to create smth new instead just to use my old stuff. Happy that you like it - but it is not easy going music ;-).  I wish you happy easter!

Huh, this song is different to my other songs - It is less layered as the individual layers were much longer than the ones that I usual use. It is also different, as I here use my new 12 String (Breedlove) in a song and it is the first time that I use Garage Band to produce and mix the sounds and had to try the nice virtual Drum, offered by the program. It is also not that melancholic like most of my other songs - and it is way to long - maybe a little boring. However, it is a experiment for me. I already have ideas for a new album title - so I will have to see how to finalize this "Target Unknown" album.

I re-uploaded this song, because I improved the mix and structure of the song ...

But the good thing is, it is the first song after I stopped recording one year ago :-)


I Got The Message

Cold Reactor

Taken from the Debut TMT album Cocoon, this is a Nostalgic tribute to the much loved TV shows Camberwick Green, Trumpton and Chigley. This is my favourite track from the album, and was also the first one I wrote for it. Wether you were a fan of Trumpton or not, I'm sure we can all relate to the feeling that maybe there uesed  too be a simpler time, somewhere  we all have a nostalgic leaning towards a more pieceful age. Speaking for myself I have a great fondness for the programme, the music, the lovely Brian Cant and the overall message of the Trumptonshire  concept. Perhaps you might think it an odd subject for a song, but stop and have a listen and see what you think. As you listen to the opening section, imagine you're having a sit down after a hard day. But before you do, you make a pot of tea, then put on your "A Visit To Trumpton" LP (which of course you all own), then sit back and relax as you're transported to a bygone age of windmills, steam trains and bands playing in the park as the ducks swim lazily on the pond. Back to a village where everyone knows everyone, everyone feels like a part of the comunity, and where those helpful firemen are standing by, ready to deal with whatever is thrown at them. :) Folks, I present a visit to Chigwick. Please enjoy and thanks for listening.

A Visit To Chigwick

So I continue my playing - I stopped for two years to record new layered tracks - so difficult to restart. Is is a floating piece of music - not really with song structures - good for listening with head phones.

Sometimes unexpected beautiful things happens - but learning from the past - trust can be a very sensitive little seed ...

Diffident Trust

Don't Wait Up

Pete Jones from Tiger Moth Tales talks about the track Hygge from the album the Depths Of Winter. If you enjoy Hygge, you can check out the video here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuZDUKX1-rU   Many thanks for listening.

Hygge Explained

The Game

Moonless

This track is also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ddxMQIyyDGQ

Automotion

Super Robot

This is No. 7. of the  "PLAIN Truths" demo album work. It is developing very slow but has an melodic edge. My timining and playing is unfortunately not that good.

Spot on my Heart

Thats me:

Passionate Imperfection is a perfect name for my work.
When you listen to the songs you hear several overdubbed guitars - so really a lot of guitars - but I like to experiment with different guitar sounds and rhythm. 

My playing is influenced by Pink Floyd, Genesis, Marillion, New Age, Progressive Rock etc. 

If someone is interested to play arround and add stuff to my tunes I can provide the original individual loops. So let me know. 

Most of the songs are free for download and can be used in non commercial projects - if you want to use my music in commercial project, please let me know - we will find a way for sure!

Diffident Trust

Passionate Imperfection

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