Name: walkin talk by thejimmylang
Duration: 30 s
Description: A few lesser known cues from the Arnold archives

Съдържанието на първия диск:
Аин Фаси
Аум
Бершид Ба
Бог е Любов
Буря
В началото бе Словото
Венир_Бенир
Вехади
Да имаш вяра
Давай Давай
Духай Ветре
Духът Божи
Духът ми шепне това
Запали се огънят
Зов на планината
Кажи ми ти Истината
Киамет Зену
Махар Бену
Нева Сензу
Обетованата земя
Ранен час
Сила, Живот, Здраве
Скитах се по гори и планини
Там далече
Той иде!
Фир Фюн Фен
Цветята цъфтяха

1.Аин Фаси

Shenzhou [Reissue]

Kent Country Train

The Shoutin'

Nightmare Breakfast

Always Wondered

A few lesser known cues from the Arnold archives

walkin talk

Slippage

Alphaxone & Xerxes the Dark brings an unsettling space collaboration to Cryo Chamber with Aftermath. 

The stars shine far more potently here than back on earth. To think that an ancient tablet buried in Babylon led you here, to these stranger suns! 
Your orange hazmat suit crackles with each laboured step on this jagged alien world. The science team wave you over and gesture towards a towering black monolith on a grey horizon - the signal came from there? As you approach the titanic structure a low-frequency hum, emanating from somewhere within its chrysalic surface, grows stronger. The cold electric blue of your HUD dances madly, glitching, and the survey equipment beeps furiously. Contact. 

Dark swells, pulsating shimmers and endless reverberations greets you on this dark space exploration album

Aftermath

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Activating

Civil wars, proxy wars, cold wars, hot wars. Economic collapse, the collapse of civil societies and governments. Hunger, torture, disease. Many parts of the world seem to be falling apart in 2020, but even then, the Middle East is its own special case. To talk about the state of one of the world’s most turbulent regions, Steven Cook joins us. Cook is the Eni Enrico Mattei senior fellow for Middle East and Africa studies at the Council on Foreign Relations. He recently wrote an overview for Foreign Policy magazine that captures much of what’s going on—“The End of Hope in the Middle East” <ul><li>Recorded 9/10</li><li>How bad are things really?</li><li>How Western powers created a sectarian system in Lebanon</li><li>Who is fighting on the ground in Libya?</li><li>Russian mercenaries and air assets</li><li>Iraq as America’s original sin of the current troubles, and why that’s wrong</li><li>How Saddam held Iraq together</li><li>Fragmentation of the Middle East</li><li>Is Saudi Arabia as stable as it seems?</li><li>The importance of having a vision for the future</li></ul> &#10;&nbsp; <hr>See <a style='color: grey; ' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

War, Death, and Financial Collapse in the Middle East

Written for Destiny's Composition Challenge 10

The song was inspired by and dedicated to my long lost friend, Mike Allen, as well as Byron, who both took their own lives, leaving us too soon. (Lyrics below)

Written and Produced by Josh Prescott
Vocals, Drums and Percussion by Ian Berglund
All other instruments, primarily bass, by Josh Prescott
Special thanks to James Whalen for being awesome

Lyrics:
He tried to fly
Got him some wings and climbed real high
He kissed the sky
And he knew it would be his last kiss

He tried to swim
Got him some Jack cuz that's what braved him
He took the dive
And he hoped it would drown what plagued him

Why did you go away
Leavin me here all alone?
And now I sit and ask
Was there nothing that I could have done?

He Tried To Fly

Bouklas - 62 - 20 Zwh Ali

Hey- If you're here listening, I hope you're doing it in good health.  I'm using the time to make a LOT of new music- so please check back to see what has dropped recently. 

Me: Synth nerd since ARP 2600 days. Film and TV composer since the 80s. And, oh yeah, Hey Arnold!

Please erbody stay well. And let me hear from you!  
jim@knobworld.com   @jimlangmusic

walkin talk

thejimmylang

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