This is a song that has been one of my favorites for the last 25 years or so. It's a cover of a cover that Jerry Garcia (guitar, of course), Merle Saunders (keys), John Kahn (bass), and Bill Vitt (drums) recorded live at the Keystone in Berkley, CA, in 1973. It's actually a cover they did (I just found out a few years ago) of a song called Finders Keepers by the Chairmen of the Board, which is definitely worth checking out, too. This version is a more laid back, but it keeps the funk alive. 
  The guys who made this quarter century dream of mine come true are JJ Terrell, who plays the funky clavichord and dynamic organ throughout, Ken (K2 and the Three, and K2 and the Four)who's playing the tight, funky drums and great percussion, and Tez (Llanpsych), who's playing the ripping guitar lead at the end. Tez also mixed and produced this, expertly, as always. I'm on guitar, bass, and the synth lead at the beginning. Can't verbalize how much fun this was for me, and I hope all of us. We hope you enjoy it, too.

Keepers by Chairman of the Board (Eclectic Collective)

Orchid (Faster Version)

No Surrender 2023 (Springsteen Cover)

Think Line Dance On Steroids - Sorta

Another track for the Laybow legacies demo, finally ready for release:

Tom - guitars, vocals
Peter Paul - bass
Lebo - drums

Alan Watts samples

Laybow - Decry

Glasgow

I AM OME ( Master of the Universe )

⁂©2-10-2024 Public Released. Script Narrative & Written:
 by Lady ElectroTrek
***All Rights Reserved
Main Script without additions made is as follows:
When we look up at the night sky, we are often in awe of the twinkling stars and the vastness of the universe. But for some, the sight of the stars may trigger thoughts about the future, specifically the possibility of flying cars. With advancements in technology and the rise of companies like Uber and Tesla, the idea of flying cars is no longer just a concept from science fiction movies. But as exciting as it may seem, one cannot help but wonder how this futuristic mode of transportation will function in our already crowded skies.

One of the biggest concerns when it comes to flying cars is how to designate lanes in the sky. With traditional cars, we have roads, traffic lights, and signs to guide us and prevent chaos on the road. But in the sky, there are no physical boundaries or structures to guide the flow of traffic. The concept of designated lanes in the sky may seem absurd, but it is a crucial aspect to consider when it comes to the safety and efficiency of flying cars.

One possible solution could be the implementation of a digital traffic control system. This system would use advanced technology such as GPS and sensors to monitor and regulate the movement of flying cars in designated lanes. It would also be responsible for managing the flow of traffic, preventing collisions and ensuring a smooth commute for all flying car users.

But even with a digital traffic control system in place, the question remains, how many layers of flying zones will there be? With traditional air traffic, we have different altitudes for commercial flights, private jets, and military aircraft. Similarly, there would need to be different layers of flying zones for flying cars to ensure safety and prevent congestion. This could also mean that certain areas may be designated as no-fly zones, such as near airports or populated areas.

Another factor to consider is the impact of flying cars on the environment. With the increasing concern over carbon emissions and climate change, the introduction of flying cars could potentially worsen the situation. The use of traditional cars already contributes significantly to air pollution, and the addition of flying cars could only add to the problem. It is essential for the technology used in flying cars to be sustainable and eco-friendly to minimize its impact on the environment.

Lastly, let's talk about the aesthetics. When we think of flying cars, we envision sleek and futuristic vehicles gliding through the air. But the reality could be far from this romanticized image. Imagine looking up at the sky and seeing a constant stream of mechanical objects zooming overhead. It may not be as appealing as we initially thought. Not to mention the noise pollution that could come with it.

In conclusion, while the idea of flying cars may seem exciting, it is essential to consider the practicalities and potential challenges that come with it. Designating lanes in the sky, managing multiple layers of flying zones, and addressing environmental concerns are just some of the factors that need to be carefully thought out before flying cars become a reality. And for those who are not keen on the idea of a sky filled with mechanical objects, perhaps it's time to appreciate the simplicity and beauty of the stars and leave the future of flying cars to the experts.

Future Of Flying Cars

Future Of Flyng Cars

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The Sneak

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Tom "Puppet Xeno", core member of the Alice Deeper music project.
Grungegoth, Myth Wave, Eclectic experimentalist -

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Laybow - Decry

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