Name: Man Under The Dollar - 2nd demo for 07102011 by Dan Sutton
Duration: 37 s
Description: Man Under the Dollar CLIP/DEMO full song should take around a month or 2 weeks if im lucky! :)

You have to finish this one man!!! It's brilliant!

The final song of my acoustic album Space Rollercoaster. Written in November 2012 on piano, then converted to guitar. Recorded at Orange Studios, Penmaenmawr, 13/8/13. Featuring Ian "Penbacco" Cunniff on the cajon. Guitar and piano by myself.
This song is for my mother most. The worry i know i put her through growing up. I was always the one in trouble, always the one falling out of trees, always the one the police were calling round for.
Im glad that i have the family and friends that i have. Glad that i have learnt how to behave now too.

The Worry

You Are The Brave

Kicking The Dead Man - RADIO EDIT

The seminal ambient album from The KLF... 
A1   Brownsville Turnaround On The Tex-Mex Border  1:47  
A2   Pulling Out Of Ricardo And The Dusk Is Falling Fast  1:29  
A3   Six Hours To Louisiana, Black Coffee Going Cold  3:01  
A4   Dream Time In Lake Jackson  2:35  
A5   Madrugada Eterna  7:40  
A6   Justified And Ancient Seems A Long Time Ago  1:08  
A7   Elvis On The Radio, Steel Guitar In My Soul  3:01  
B1   3AM Somewhere Out Of Beaumont  9:24  
B2   Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard  5:56  
B3   Trancentral Lost In My Mind  1:16  
B4   The Lights Of Baton Rouge Pass By  3:34  
B5   A Melody From A Past Life Keeps Pulling Me Back  1:41  
B6   Rock Radio Into The Nineties And Beyond  1:26  
B7   Alone Again With The Dawn Coming Up  0:16  


The KLF - Chill Out

Brain Dead Instrumental

I didn't wanna do as they said
How am i not dead
I'd rather be dead and be wrong instead
But i'm living my free life

I've not attacked anyone once
on my facebook posts
But i blocked so many who turned nasty cunts
Im living my free life

Look where we ended up
high as fuck
Did we really fail
because the system failed us
Are you living your free life


Yeah well with me its
joint after, joint after joint after joint
Its all that i do
its all that i want
Got me living the free life

Every civilization 
that thrived before us
All destroyed themselves
Truth would never fear any investigation
Isolation is bad for mental health
Are you living a free life

Joint after, joint after joint after joint
Its all that i do
its all that i want

Im telling you they want us dead
you don't believe me
you believe them instead

Are you living the free life
Look at me living the free life

Im telling you now they want us dead
but you don't believe me
you believe them instead
Now are you living your free life

Its all that i do
all that i want
Got me living the free life 

Are you living your free life

Joint after, joint after joint after joint
Its all that i do
its all that i want

Are you feeling your free life
Are you living a free life
Are you delivering a feeling

Got me living the free life

So scared of dying they
sacrifice living to
survive as nothing



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Free Life

Man Under the Dollar CLIP/DEMO full song should take around a month or 2 weeks if im lucky! :)

Man Under The Dollar - 2nd demo for 07102011

The Shoulders Of Giants

Dont Want It

Turbo draws on three separate sound sources namely two Formula One cars which raced when I was young, the Lotus 97T and the Ferrari 412 T2, as well as a Scalextric set. These three sources form the basis of the track with the remaining sounds derived from them or synthesised from first principals.

The engines of that era sounded very different. It was a less regulated time, before the advent of widespread electronics, the introduction of hybrid engines or the level of concern about petrochemicals and their environmental impact. While there have been many changes for the better over the last thirty years in F1, the sound of the grid is not one of them.

While working with the audio to create something musical rather than a historical document several things jumped out at me. Firstly it is amazing how melodic these vehicles are. From the chord of D and A created by snapshot sample of a car in the distance to the almost choir-like textures created by zooming right in on only a very narrow set of frequencies it really should not have been a surprise how ‘tuned’ race cars are. Secondly, the sounds are highly cyclical, but in an evolving way which can be exploited to find not only glitchy textures but also built on and augmented.

As well as drawing on the sounds of the turbo engine the idea of a turbo spiral extends into the structure of the work. There are four main sections to the music which repeat and develop with increasing rapidity. If you travelled around a spiral at a constant speed you would find a new section of music every ninety degrees. As the spiral tightens the sections become shorter, leading to a whirling inexorability in the final stages.

This idea of structural acceleration extends to a Ferrari engine sound heard throughout the work. It starts very low and slow; five-thousandths of its original speed and then gradually ramping up to become audible, first as a bassy rumble before transforming into glitchy background antics before flying past at full speed at the end.

Creating this piece has been an interesting challenge; trying to balance something which is intellectually rigorous (e.g. the golden-spiral mapping and computing), along with creating something which is engaging to listen to. I have tried to convey something of the excitement and nostalgia the source sounds bring to me, but also that tranquil space that you find in split seconds of extreme focus, the loudness and brutality of the spectacle, and hopefully something beautiful.

Turbo

Music by Ben Sterriker
Lyrics by Kevin Lyon
Vocals, Keyboard, Guitar: Ben Sterriker
Drums: Steve Beynon
Bass, Keyboards, Backing Vocals: Jon Williams

What's new, is nothing, we've been here before... 

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