Many things seem free until the bill arrives.........I like the artwork, do you paint as well Zsolt?

beautiful subject...it is human existence, for sure...and tested in many different ways. nice work...and fabulous painting from Bea! i will check her link later...

OMG!  you`re a great artist!! I`m so happy to have clicked on your page! This is beautiful and I also love very much the Bea`s artwork!!

Extremely cool with those gritty textures against the beautiful piano!!!!

Ocean Of Bad Memories

Mama

This is my Cover really an Adaption to ELP'S Lucky Man , its not note for note..  Just my take on it Cheers The Dark Queen G

HE HAD WHITE HORSES

SOAP BUBBLES (SALVADOR NAVARRA)

There Is Hope

Composed by Admiral Krank. Guitars by Admiral Krank. Drums by Mo Sheen. Bass loop by Sample Science. 

Copyright 2020 Learn Barre Chords Already Pub. All rights reserved; get bent.

Radio Man

halF unusuaL (@half-unusual): electronics

Walking Ears: synth

Walking unusuaL II (halF unusuaL & Walking Ears)

The GrOOvebOx is an "ideas and support" collective
with no specific genre barriers, just alternative open minds.

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The Uncle Steves - Walruses

This is possibly my fourth or fifth recording of this song. I wrote it 10 or 12 years ago after a line in a book about Neil Young made me laugh out loud. Neil was planning on returning to country music for an album or two and his bass player was frustrated because he felt this meant he'd be relegated to playing eat-shit boom boom bass lines. Impatience with this kind of music was the reason he had left Nashville, he said. Well, this song isn't really about bass lines or about dissing country music, which I love dearly. But it did seem to me there should be a song called The Reason I Left Nashville. This is the latest - and in all likelihood not the last - attempt to do the title justice ...


The Reason I Left Nashville

They made me play that eat-shit ‘boom’ bass
Flicked their peanuts into my face
I thought the music was kinda thin
But some of them  people had paid to get in
I think the audience is probably drinking still
That's the reason I left Nashville

Yeah and they wear those alligator boots
Diamonds sewn into their suits
Every other store is selling steel guitars
Why does everybody got to be a country star?
Yeah but they don't want to foot the bill
That's the reason I left Nashville

It's rock n roll from here on in
That's the way it’ll have to be
I never played my own country song
I blew right out of Tennessee

Truth is I guess I've lost my hunger
Should've been there 10 years younger
I was kinda busy, up to no good
To give my song verisimilitude
They wouldn't give me 10 lousy minutes to fill
That's the reason I left Nashville

The Reason I Left Nashville

Recently we were forced to recognize fragility in a number of ways. Our ecosystem, our health and life, relationships, our job security, our democracy are among the things that were proven to be more fragile than we normally perceived them to be. There are lessons to be learned.
This track is experimental in at least two dimensions. It does not have a chord progression but it stays more of less within the C# scale and approaches cadences in a less determined, fragile way. Mastering of the track is an attempt to create different experiences when it is listened quietly or loud. I suggest to test both.
The picture is the work of Bea Palatinus.
https://www.beapalatinus.com/product-page/the-lake-of-forgotten-dreams-oil-on-canvas-50x60cm

Fragility

From the album “Short Stories”, released 22.01.21

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End My Days (album version)

I make noise. No matter what.
Nevertheless, I think this video is rather interesting: https://youtu.be/plleJ0Zv0Ww?si=dQe1vOJWhRxnr128

Fragility

Palatinus

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