Name: We Close Our Eyes by Ty Hopkins in One More Love, One More Lie A G Mix
Duration: 4 min 8 s
Description: Remake of a Go West tune by the same name

One More Love, One More Lie A G Mix

Blend of Rock and Roll, Techno, and Blues. In my younger days I used to love to head down to the French Quarter in New Orleans and watch the blues bands do their thing.  Especially loved watching the bass player dig out those notes on some old well worn guitar. Good memories

Pick your Genre

TechnoBlues

TechnoBlues  (A G Master)

lil' muze ( A G Master)

Danceable beat with a synth track to match *AG Mixdown

King Kong

One More Love..One More Lie

One More Love, One More Lie  A G Mix

no linkups (prod stunna)

Bring out

Standing ground

Life can be good, bad, and ugly. How you play is completely up to you. 

The Good The Bad And The Ugly

Ancient Thang

DragonBounce

Syncrhonicities

Album Title: After The Bat Was Freed ... But Before Metal Died 

An Ozzy Requiem

Description:

This is more than an album. This is a requiem. A two-part rock opera epic exploring the complete life, legacy, and psychological journey of a rock and roll icon. Performed by the virtual progressive metal band Adelheide's Wisdom.

LP 1: "After The Bat Was Freed ... But Before Metal Died"
A nine-act narrative that chronicles the rise and reflection of a legend. The journey begins in the industrial haze of 1960s Birmingham, capturing the spark of a Beatles-inspired dream ("The Day The Bat Was Freed"). It crashes through the chaotic birth of a new sound ("Sounds Like a Bunch of Cats Fightin'"), explores the creation of the demonic "Madman" persona ("They Call Me The Madman"), and descends into the self-destructive excesses of the 80s ("Wings of Sin"). The album finds its emotional core in the heartbreaking ballad "I Was Just A Dreamer," before culminating in a final, monumental tribute to the man behind the myth ("Prince of Eternal Fire").

1. The Day The Bat Was Freed
The origin story: This 60s-style rock opera piece chronicles the birth of a legend, inspired by the sound of The Beatles in the grim industrial landscape of Birmingham. The track musically transforms from jangly pop into the first, heavy proto-doom riff, capturing the moment a new sound was born.

The Day The Bat Was Freed

Summers over (prod.lords)

This is not just an EP. This is a requiem in four acts.

Performed by the virtual progressive metal band Adelheide's Wisdom, this concept EP takes the listener on the complete emotional journey of grieving a fallen rock hero.

The cycle begins with the quiet, personal shock of 'Act I: The Inner Void', explodes into the raw, punk-rock anger of 'Act II: The First Cry', transforms into a massive, collective celebration of legacy with the 9-minute live anthem of 'Act III', and finds a final, majestic peace in the solemn, orchestral finale of 'Act IV: The Anthem of the Fans'.

It is a testament to a legend and a defiant statement that true music never dies. Welcome to 'The Day When Metal Died (but this will never happen)'.

A Beyond & Before Music production.

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Das ist nicht nur eine EP. Das ist ein Requiem in vier Akten.

Performt von der virtuellen Progressive-Metal-Band Adelheide's Wisdom, nimmt diese Konzept-EP den Hörer mit auf die vollständige emotionale Reise der Trauer um einen gefallenen Rock-Helden.

Der Zyklus beginnt mit dem leisen, persönlichen Schock von 'Akt I: Die innere Leere', explodiert in der rohen Punk-Rock-Wut von 'Akt II: Der erste Schrei', verwandelt sich in eine gewaltige, kollektive Feier des Vermächtnisses mit der 9-minütigen Live-Hymne von 'Akt III' und findet einen letzten, majestätischen Frieden im feierlichen, orchestralen Finale von 'Akt IV: Die Hymne der Fans'.

Es ist ein Testament für eine Legende und ein trotziges Statement, dass wahre Musik niemals stirbt. Willkommen zu 'The Day When Metal Died (but this will never happen)'.

Eine "Beyond & Before Music"-Produktion.

The Day When Metal Died - Act II The First Cry

Remake of a Go West tune by the same name

Enfin

We Close our Eyes

We Close Our Eyes

11/1/2019
Music has always been a big part of my life. I like to think of it a a good friend. It’s always there  to pick you up when you are down, take you places you have been or want to go. It can change your mood in a nano second...just pick a song and get lost in it. It is a mile marker of your life... everyone can associate a time in their life when you hear one of your favorite oldies. It is never judgmental and regardless of who you are it will always be there whenever you need it.  t has always been a way to express emotions and feeling that I could not verbalize. 
At 69 years old, in spite of my special love and appreciation of music, I couldn’t sing, dance, or play a musical instrument. I decided to change that and bought a keyboard even though my first love is bass-just listen to my tracks. Taking lessons to become half way proficient on a keyboard because it is more versatile. You can play bass and just about any instrument on a keyboard with added flexibility to play any sound you can record.
While working with my keyboard, I discovered Garageband and it has created a whole new avenue to expand my love of music. Then I discovered SoundCloud and once again my musical horizons have expanded.  
I wonder, what’s next.
05/05/2020
Six months later..... I began a transition from Garage Band to Studio One Professional. I say transition because it's been a year now and I am just beginning to feel a little bit comfortable. S1 is an amazing DAW and I don't think I will ever tap it's potential, but it has helped me make better music. 
My first love is Disco/EDM and as much as I love bass, the synth is my instrument of choice because of its versatility. I tried to go in a new direction away from the Synth heavy EDM but I'm not ready for that just yet. Next album I'll go back to my comfort zone.
11/20/2021
Moving from the epic synth to more of a chilled version. New territory for me but I don't want to get stuck in one small cubby hole.
11/17/2023
Time is fun when you are having flies. That is a direct quote from Kermit the frog. Hard to believe it has been almost 4 years to the day that I last updated this file. In those 4 years I have learned a lot of technical skills and made my transition from the Epic Synth sound to a fusion of Drum and Bass and Chill. Yes, it is true, opposites attract. In the three years I have also tried my hand at Funk (Funky Frog), Blues (Techno Blues), Trance (TranceBlyss), and Reggae (Reggae Dae, Reggae Drums, Red Sky). I let the music take me wherever it is headed and make my adjustments on the fly to keep up. Right now, it's Drum & Bass/Chill. Tomorrow, who knows. Every now and then I swim upstream and find myself trying something new. But I know I'll always drift back to Drum and Bass, Funk, Chill, or Disco, or some combination of the four. Perhaps I should see what happens when I combine all four. Check box "Next Project" and name it "Four Front".

We Close Our Eyes

Ty Hopkins

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