Villain

Our client Griffith, Griffy Jams on SoundCloud, wrote this song while here in Sept. 2022 and played it acoustically during his coin out for his peers. I liked it so much I got him and another client to record it really quickly in about an hour.

Personnel:
Griffith S- Guitars and Vocals, Steven H- Bass, Rory- Drums

Written and Produced by Griffy, Engineering and Mix by Rory

Dark Matter Remix

Personnel: Peter C- Vocals/Guitar, Matthew M- Bass/Guitar, Tex- Lead Guitar, Graham N- Drums. Recorded and mixed by Rory. Song Written by Peter C

From Peter: First and foremost, I’d like to thank Rory for allowing us to record this song while in treatment. Aside from his engineering capabilities, his passionate and down to earth personality brought this song to life through creative collaboration. I can’t thank him enough for the time and effort he put into this.

Graham, Tex and Matt: thank you for everything you guys did. Words can’t describe how much it meant to me being able to explore creativity with you. I was hesitant to get vulnerable and share it with people; when I did, you all made it fun and free of judgement. You are all so incredibly talented and it was one of my greatest accomplishments working with you. All of your efforts, musical prowess and friendship means the world to me. I’ll never forget this experience and will hold it dearly for the rest of my life.

This song is a metaphor of my relationship to substances. Being in and out of recovery my entire life, I likened it to me being “the man on the moon.” My life waxed and waned for better and for worse and I was responsible for pulling the tides onto the beach that destroyed every sandcastle I built with my wife, family and friends; over and over and over again. But come hell or high water, I’ll keep swimming for the coast - never give up and hold onto hope that we do recover. I wrote it in the midst of my addiction but singing it sober with men on the same path as I was indescribable. Again, thank you for everything. Love.

Wax & Wane

Written by John Classick and Robert Johnston

It's All Over (But The Cryin Now)

Wishing Well

I learned this song a few weeks ago on request from a friend and we didn't get to play it so I figured I would change the words slightly to make it reflect my own life's journey.
Song Written by Warren Zevon 
Drums, Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Vocals, Engineering and Production by ME

Poor Poor Pitiful Me

Here's an extremely rough home demo of Love Song, later recorded by the Damned, possibly recorded on a Tascam reel to reel 4 track which allowed bouncing - but of course the sound starts to get murky fairly sharpish. The drums are some tapping on the mic with a pencil (snare) and index finger (bassdrum). As ever Johnny is giving it his all here but sadly Mr Vanian couldn't be persuaded to repeat his final "you're a b**ch" ad lib on the Chiswick Records recording. 

Love Song (J Moped demo)

Let You Down

Originally recorded as a demo in 2011, new guitar solo and electric guitar added in 2018 and remastered.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_nN8nSQPHs
⬇️Download it free here https://hypeddit.com/paullandry/fallingbacktoearth1
Paul Landry:
Yamaha acoustic guitar
Fender Stratocaster electric guitar 
Fender Squire precision bass guitar
Yamaha electro classical guitar
Yamaha Keyboard
vsti G-media mellotron
vsti Omnisphere
midi keyboards
East west Studios vsti drums
Steinberg Groove Agent
Vocals
Lyrics

Recorded in Oxford 2011 and 2020
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©2020 Paul Landry Music

Chrysalism

Falling Back To earth

Watch on YouTube

Falling Back to Earth by Paul Landry

My late friend Steve Soto gave me the name Rory Borealis one night backstage at a gig haha, and The Atmospheric Gas represents all my band members (me) you cannot see......... Over 50 years experienced drummer now one man band, having fun in the later years of life. I love recording and trying to write songs after a lifetime of playing other's compositions.

Poor Poor Pitiful Me

Rory Borealis and The Atmospheric Gas