Name: Serpent by Toby A. Rider
Duration: 4 min 26 s
Description: Off of the 2012 release "Ghosts" on the German label AFMusic.

Sunday Morning

Single- preview from the upcoming album "Underneath the hurt"
Delainey Dv- vocals,keyboards,drums,programming,synth, samples, production
Sheldon Reynolds- chorus vocals, backing vocals, vocal production
Steven Canham- Guitar, Rhythm, Lead and Solo.
Sheldon Reynolds & Steven Canham appear courtesy of Lucid Dementia


Thank You-(for not believing)

The Independence Choir sing their selection of songs ahead of the Scottish Independence Referendum.

Say Yes

Voyage

E riff 4-15

Please Come Back

A cover of one of my fave tunes by one of my fave bands The Brian Jonestown Massacre...This one's for you Anton! Miss You! X

Anemone

this is an old demo sample I uploaded to show someone...ignore it

JUST AS WELL sample guitar 1999

So often we succumb to our narratives about the people in our lives without taking a moment to examine what’s really going on, and this mindset leaves us feeling isolated. Koshin Paley Ellison calls this state of existence “zombieland,” and says that the habits that keep us locked in our mental stories—and glued to our devices—are rooted in a deep-seated fear of awkwardness and discomfort. Koshin is a Zen chaplain and teacher and co-founder of the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care, a non-profit that offers training programs in clinical chaplaincy meditation and spiritual counseling. His recent book Wholehearted: Slow Down, Help Out, Wake Up, is a reflection on how the 16 Zen precepts can apply to life today and help us enter into compassionate relationships with ourselves and others. Here, Koshin sits down with Tricycle Editor and Publisher James Shaheen to discuss his journey from “lone wolf” to Zen chaplain and how being with people who are dying has taught him to live a more meaningful life.

Koshin Paley Ellison: Waking Up from Zombieland

Off of the 2012 release "Ghosts" on the German label AFMusic.

Serpent

Toby A. Rider

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