TRACKLIST
Lady Gaga - Zombieboy
The Emotions - I Don't Wanna Lose Your Love (Pete Le Freq Refreq)
Jamie Principle - Baby Wants To Ride (Hot Tracks Version)
Mel & Kim - That's The Way It Is (Hot Tracks Version)
Sheryl Crow - The New Normal
Pretenders - Popstar
Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train (UltiReMIX by DJ Volume)
R A L L Y - Iridium
Moby & Benjamin Zephaniah - where is your pride?
Passengers - Always Forever Now
Modern English - I Melt With You (Bass Meltdown Mix)
The B 52's - Song For A Future Generation
The B 52's - Private Idaho
Tin Machine (David Bowie) - Video Crimes

ZOMBIELAND (The Cult Of Representatives Mix )

Baze     Guitar/Vocals
Brad     Bass/Vocals
Mike     Drums
Scott     Guitar/Backup Vocals


Vertigo

I Am En-thusiastic
I Am Excited 
I Am Attentive
I Am Strong
I Am Proud
I Am Inspired 
I Am Determined
I Am Alert
I Am Interested
I Am Active

Moodscope makes my day
In three most practical ways:
A scientific mood test
That I can share with others
A community that are like 
Sisters and brothers
Nominated Buddies that can receive my score
Keeping me on the path of wellbeing
And so much more.

showing eagerness:
I Am En-thusiastic

looking forward to things:
I Am Excited

paying close attention:
I Am Attentive

able to cope with difficulties
I Am Strong

feeling a sense of achievement:
I Am Proud

feeling the desire to do something:
I Am Inspired

showing determination:
I Am Determined – resolute

being quick to notice and act:
I Am Alert

wanting to be involved:
I Am Interested

feeling full of energy:
I Am Active

You Too Can Raise Your Mood with Moodscope

“Critical Path” is a cinematic arena-rock anthem that pulses with the heartbeat of determination. Driven by an EKG-like rhythm and widescreen production, the song builds from reflective calm to explosive release — a sonic journey that mirrors the tension and triumph of pushing through uncertainty toward purpose.

Critical Path - Remastered

Where the Streets Have No Name

U2 - Where The Streets Have No Name (Igor Blaska Remix)

Text / Musik: U2
Aufgenommen von "Jasement" 2013.
Gesang von Karin Lederle
E-Gitarre: Jean-Baptist Biker-Pigott
Bass (D), Gitarre (D), Drums (D), Piano (D), Orgel (D), Percussion (D): Clam B.
Remaster 2025

When love comes to town - Jasement 2013

With or without you - MoonDays

2nd single - a little faster than the last one

Please Be Alive

Where We're Gonna Be has been recorded many times in an attempt to get it right.  This is a more bare, stripped down take on this rather melancholy sounding number.  We hope you like it.  Fell free to have a listen to earlier versions here on Soundcloud and let us know which take you prefer.  As always, thanks for having a listen. Cheers

Where We’re Gonna Be (RC Sterling)

🦃 TURN IT UP: The Thanksgiving Anthem America Needs Right Now.
Forget the quiet background jazz—this Thanksgiving, we’re going STADIUM MODE.
"Pour A Glass of Gratitude" is a massive, euphoric Heartland Rock anthem dedicated to the resilience of the human spirit. It’s U2 meets Springsteen at the dinner table. Driving drums, a "Wall of Sound" chorus, and an epic harmonica solo that will hit you right in the soul.
We live in crazy times—politics, noise, and division. But this track is about sweeping up the mess, digging in your heels, and choosing the sunlight. It’s about that sweat equity and the grace that keeps us standing wild and free.
Play this loud before the turkey is carved. Play it for the family members you disagree with. Play it because, despite it all, the broom is in the closet and we are blessed.
Crank the volume. Pour the glass. Happy Thanksgiving.

Pour A Glass of Gratitude (STADIUM ANTHEM VERSION)
By Russell D. Nomer
Copyright Russell Nomer November 24, 2025 All Rights Reserved 
ASCAP Work ID 933291052   ISRC#QT5AM2591052

Whoa-oh-oh! Whoa-oh-oh! 
Pour it out! Pour it out!

The calendar is racing, then it hits a sudden brake, A quiet in the madness for a breath we finally take. 
The storms they try to break us, the politics and pain, But we shake 'em off like water from a coat out in the rain! 
The dust is on the floorboards, yeah, the debris is plain to see, But the broom is in the closet and we’re standing, wild and free! 
We patch the cracks, we clear the mud, we rise above the mess, A marvelous resilience is the way that we are blessed!

So pour a glass of gratitude, and let the cynics whine! I’d rather choose the sunlight while there’s still a little time! 
They call it simple fortune, they call it rolling dice, But the sweat upon my brow is what paid the lucky price! 
From my front porch to your front door, let the table overload, On this quiet little pit-stop on the long and winding road!


Whoa-oh-oh! (Pour a glass of gratitude!) 
[Short, high-energy harmonica trill] 
Whoa-oh-oh! (Yeah, we choose the sunlight!)

Go back four hundred winters, to a voice that knew the tongue, A man who walked in tragedy while the new world was so young. 
He showed them how to cast the net, and where to sow the seed, On land that held his memories, he met a stranger's need! 
Three days of feasting followed, a harvest in the fall, Before the ink of presidents would standardize the call! 
From a woman’s pen to Lincoln’s desk, to the law of '41, We mark the Thursday on the page until the year is done!

So pour a glass of gratitude, and let the cynics whine! I’d rather choose the sunlight while there’s still a little time! 
They call it simple fortune, they call it rolling dice, But the sweat upon my brow is what paid the lucky price! 
From my front porch to your front door, let the table overload, On this quiet little pit-stop on the long and winding road!

You can wallow in the shadows... feel slighted and ignored... Claim the deck is stacked against you... and be bitter and bored. 
But that’s a ghost’s existence! A hollow, empty way! I’ll take the path of looking up for every single day! 
[Build up with rising snare roll] 
The victim wears a heavy chain, the grateful man can fly…It’s a choice we make each morning, looking at the sky! 
YEAH!

So pour a glass of gratitude, and let the cynics whine! I’d rather choose the sunlight while there’s still a little time! 
They call it simple fortune, they call it rolling dice, But the sweat upon my brow is what paid the lucky price! 
From my front porch to your front door, let the table overload, On this quiet little pit-stop on the long and winding road!

Yeah, the harder that I dig the earth... (The luckier I get!) 
Sweep up the mess! (Pour it out!) 
Count the blessings! (Pour it out!) 
Whoa-oh-oh! Happy Thanksgiving! 




Pour A Glass of Gratitude (Stadium Anthem Version)

benjamin-hiphop - By-Reeh-Musics

“One” is not just a song.
It’s a crack in the chest.
A thin line of light cutting through what’s broken
and—miraculously—still shining.

Forsebasky holds it in his hands
the way you hold something alive:
with respect, with silence,
with the awareness that certain songs cannot be remade—
they can only be *guarded*.

His cover refuses excess:
just a held breath,
a bare heartbeat,
a fragile balance between devotion and vision.
He adds nothing.
He strips everything down.
He lets the song reveal its own wound
and its own strength.

“One” by U2 speaks of what keeps us together
even when everything pushes us apart:
imperfect love,
promises that sting,
the desperate need to remain one
even when we know we’re no longer the same.

It’s a prayer without a church,
a request whispered through clenched teeth,
a “stay” born from a “I can’t do this anymore.”

And Forsebasky, as producer and arranger,
does not reinterpret—
he *accompanies*.

He doesn’t rebuild the song;
he lets it *be*,
the way you let a stormy sea be:
from a distance,
with eyes that can’t look away.

“One” remains what it has always been:
a wound that binds.
A naked truth.
A bridge built with trembling hands.

And this version is its quiet echo—
a gentle touch that doesn’t try to heal,
but simply remembers.


I heard this one song from U2, Gloria, the first song on their second album. I was never a fan of the band in the first place, but there was something about this song that really rubbed my brain the wrong way, especially Edge’s guitar parts. He plays all this note-y stuff which steps all over Bono’s vocals. The two sounds are fighting each other for the entire song, and it’s totally ill-advised.

I have the fancy software at home where it can reverse engineer some stems, separating all the instrument tracks. So, I ran the song through that software, ditched all of Edge’s guitar parts and recorded my own, which are radically different from Edge’s, and pretty much transform the song into something totally new. The drums, bass and vocals are the originals, untouched outside of some minor remixing and remastering.

Well, no, the drums are totally maxed out so now they sound like they recorded the song in a proper recording studio instead of somebody’s kitchen. And that thing that sounds like a synthesizer in the solo section is just more of my guitar run through some trippy effects. I even managed to work in a Tears for Fears percussion loop. And I added that last bit because I thought it sounded nice.

So this is me, in 2025, playing guitar with U2 in 1981.

Gloria (2025)

Yesterday's release, was missing some guitar parts that have been restored.  No Way Home starts slow before growing to a big, loud song with even bigger vocals.  Happy Thanksgiving!

No Way Home  w. added guitars (RC Sterling)

Tracklist
1. DJ Sammy - Boys of Summer (Extended Mix) [2002]
2. Scooter - Nessaja (Extended Mix) [2002]
3. Sonique - Sky (The Conductor & The Cowboy Remix) [2000]
4. Ian Van Dahl - Will I? (Lange Remix) [2002]
5. Tiësto - Adagio of Strings (Original Mix) [2005]
6. N-Trance - Forever (Voodoo & Serano Mix) [2002]
7. Public Domain - Operation Blade (Bass in the Place) [2005 Mix]
8. The Lost Boys - Cry Little Sister (I Need U Now) (Club Mix) [2003]
9. Ian Van Dahl - Castles In the Sky (Peter Luts Remix) [2001]
10. Alice Deejay - The Lonely One (XXL Mix) [2000]
11. Love Inc - Broken Bones (Magical Mystery Detour Mix) [1998]
12. Delerium - Silence (DJ Tiësto In Search of Sunrise Remix) [2000]
13. Binary Finary - 1998 (Gouryella Remix) [1999]
14. Paul Van Dyk - For An Angel (PvD E-Werk Club Mix) [1998]
15. 4 Strings - Until You Love Me (The Essence Mix) [2004]
16. Jurgen Vries - Wilderness (12’’ Vocal Mix) [2003]
17. Yomanda - You're Free (Synth Mix) [2003]
18. Plummet - Cherish The Day (Antillas Extended Mix) [2004]
19. Darude - Feel The Beat (Original Mix) [2001]
20. Fragma - Everytime You Need Me (Extended Mix) [2001]
21. Divine Inspiration - The Way (Put Your Hand In My Hand) [Svenson & Gielen Remix] [2003]
22. Cher - Believe (Almighty Definitive Mix) [1998]
23. U2 - Beautiful Day (Quincey & Sonance Remix) [2000]
24. Plummet - Damaged (Antillas Remix) [2001]
25. Vengaboys - We Like to Party! (More Airplay) [1998]
26. Freestylers - Push Up (Original Mix) [2004]

Old Skool Trance & Dance Mix 2 (Late 90's & 2000's Tracks)

Jackie Irving and I wrote and demoed this song during the pandemic.  I’ve made several attempts at improving upon the original recording (obviously I really like this song) and here’s my latest effort. Less ethereal guitar and more gentle ballad.  We all had fun doing this and hope you like this gentle take on this wistful tune.  Please hit the like button and let others know about our efforts.  Cheers.

I Remember (Sterling, Irving)

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NRS-DZL crafts bright, cinematic post-rock driven by shimmering guitars, radiant synth layers, and steady, propulsive drum rhythms. Inspired by the momentum of Life in One Day and the focused journey of Critical Path, the music leans toward hope—building wide-open soundscapes that rise, expand, and breathe.

Each track feels like stepping into light: melodies that unfold with warmth, rhythms that carry forward with purpose, and textures that glow with possibility. NRS-DZL invites listeners into a world where motion feels effortless and every horizon promises something new.

"Becoming Heroes," is the podcast for the Hero inside of you.  Every Hero needs a Guide to help them become the best version of themselves.  Our podcast brings you the best Guides and guidance in bite-sized chunks of awesomeness!

Contact me here : igor@mad.ch
& found more remixes on http://www.igorblaska.com

Humorless Productions- original music composition, audio and video production and post-production, music editing, mastering and remastering.

Tryna play the lobby of the Richard Gere Museum

Musik aus den 80-ern, 90-ern und 2000-ern von Bändern und Kassetten. 
A/D-Remastered ab 2019.
Ab 2010 digital.
Zu schade, um auf dem Dachboden zu verstauben.
Mehr Musik auf https:/soundcloud.com/akkupunk

Over a 40 year span, I have written a countless number of songs, alone or in collaboration with others.  Here, you will find the product of those efforts with many songs recently re-recorded.  Frequently, earlier versions live here as well. All songs were written by me (RC Sterling) unless otherwise noted.  While several singers contribute to what you hear, the most common element across the material is a commitment to crafting catchy pop/rock/alternative tunes. In some instances AI programs have been used to isolate older vocal tracks when the original audio files could not be found.  All tracks have been auto tuned and pitch corrected as needed. Unfortunately, nothing could help those demos that featured my lead vocals. 😁

New tracks tagged #u2