A fairly relaxed guitar track.  A demo recorded with a home made guitar and very inexpensive equipment.
So laid back that it is horizontal.

In The Cave Of The Piltdown Man

Lie Of The Land

An aimless wander in search of a tune.  I didn't manage to find one.

Moody, atmospheric music recorded on inexpensive equipment as a fun demo track.

Fog In My Wheelbarrow

A demo track using a home-built guitar.

A film soundtrack to a film which will never get made. 

It's fun to try to make music - but the sounds you hear in your head never quite come out of the speakers!

Never finished - forever being edited.

Finality Haze

A demo track using a home-built guitar.

A film soundtrack to a film which will never get made.

It's fun to invent, plan and then try to make music - but it's really hard to get the sounds from inside your head to actually come out of the speakers!



This has been 'finished' very many times but somehow I always end up coming back to it with more edits and changes.

Widdershins Witch

Another demo recorded with cheap equipment and a home made guitar.
A moody and very sombre wee tune - made with the unfortunate destruction of ancient woodlands in mind.

Tear Down The Forest

A short demo made with inexpensive equipment and a home made guitar.
A bit of aimless noodling for fun.

How High Is The Sky?

A fun and frequently edited  demo track which was recorded on inexpensive equipment and a home-made guitar.
A slight homage to Pink Floyd with a wibbly bit of Dr. Who thrown into the mix.
A certain caveman can be heard on the track too.

This is a bit of fun based on a track called 'Joshua' which Wishbone Ash recorded but never released shortly before they landed their first proper record deal. The bassline is roughly the same as the original but slower. Everything else is different and not so good. The original 'Joshua' was written by the members of Wishbone Ash who were Martin Turner, Ted Turner, Steve Upton and Andy Powell.

Joshua's Wish

A little experiment here.  Here is a small section of Mike Oldfield's 'Return to Ommadawn' with the drums from the original album superimposed.  I quite like the sound of this.

Return to Ommadawn with Jabula Drums

An atmospheric blues track without much of a tune and quite a bit of aimless noodling.

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