Includes an electric guitar interpretation of a famous Bill Evans solo.

How About You

Electric guitar interpretation of a classic Louie Armstrong recording

Stardust

Cave Comedy Radio

Ed Kemper reads 'Flowers in the attic'

Royal Fool -  13 - The Luni Troupe - Blue Bus

Get it here:    http://thelunitroupe.com/track/royal-fool

"I bring the King the royal mirror" ….. " You can find true wisdom in a mirror"

lyric:
Royal Fool                                  -The Luni Troupe

I’ve got so much not to say,
I send them reeling.
I’d be like a dancing bear,
Curious fun.

When the courtiers point and stare,
I send them spinning.
By the way I stir their airs,
Serious-silly.

And my purpose is quite clear…
So much not to say…
In so many words.

The royal fool, the royal fool,
I bring the king the royal mirror,

The royal fool, the royal fool,
I tell the pompous to beware.

You can find true wisdom with a mirror.
You can find true wisdom with a mirror.
with a mirror.
with a mirror.
with a mirror.
with a mirror.

The royal fool, the royal fool,
I bring the king the royal mirror,

The royal fool, the royal fool,
I tell the pompous to beware.

from Blue Bus, track released 01 April 2007
The Luni Troupe are: Joe Judd, Richard Lawrence, Bob Moss and Rick Soderberg. 

Royal Fool - The Luni Troupe - Blue Bus

Monkey Washing Kitty Cat is a tune from the Luni Troupe 2000 album called "3 Degrees of Bi-Pedia; Clowns, Monkeys and Aliens. --follow the link and you can hear the original recording. (thanks to my daughter, Kelley for the translation)


(I am calling this album: The Ballad of the Exploding Whale! -and a bunch of other tunes I have buzzing around in my head hastily recorded in the hut back on October 19, 2019.)

Monkey Washing Kitty Cat

Poops Rainin' from the Sky, was written way back in 1999, a Joe Judd and Bob Moss collaboration. Tells the tale of a mysterious plague of poo finding its way to the rooftops of many Utah homes and the valiant investigation that was launched, (and what better subject for a song? eh)

(I am calling this album: The Ballad of the Exploding Whale! -and a bunch of other tunes I have buzzing around in my head hastily recorded in the hut back on October 19, 2019.)

Poops Rainin' from the Sky

Ballad of Captain Nemo by Joe Judd and Bob Moss. Another stranger than fiction song about the antics of one, Eugene Nate Woodland, a colorful local Utah character, speed boat racer, and owner of a Salt Lake City Drive-In Theater. After the drive-in was demolished, Woodland murdered a contractor over a difference of taste, The hapless contractor unilaterally decides to  change the concept of Nemo's Atlantis dinner theater to instead be made into more profitable disco... Nemo gets his pistol and settles the score. He is immediately arrested and lands in Utah State Mental Hospital and later talks himself into prison. Originally this tune was recorded on the 1977 album, Tragic Tales of the West- Bob Moss and the Western Men. 


(I am calling this album: The Ballad of the Exploding Whale! -and a bunch of other tunes I have buzzing around in my head hastily recorded in the hut back on October 19, 2019.)

Ballad of Captian Nemo

For the OSC Challenge #128.
https://sites.google.com/site/kvrosc/osc-128-obxd-discodsp
DAW = Bitwig
26 instances of OB-Xd
All effects provided by Bitwig:
6 - Reverb
6 - Tool (volume and pan automation)
4 - Delay-2
5 - EQ-2
2 - EQ-5
3 - Blur (delay)
2 - Saturation(peak limiting saturation only)
2 - Instrument Layer(Combine two OB-Xds)
2 - Filter
1 - Multiband FX-2 (for mono sub-bass)
1 - FX Grid(Dual band filter only)
2 - Dynamics
1 - Peak Limiter (on mix buss)

mclstr-mumming_and_guising-osc128

A small test with a minimal cheapskate-setup:

- Caustic 3 (Android App)
- PO-12
- PO-14

Cheapskate Caustic Pocket Operator

More can be found at:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8h07u_iQiqMXPZBYqEekMD_JP3iO-2_j

This is a representation of some noise that I make.
All sounds are composed using Linux, Open Source, commercial software and some hardware synths and controllers. No traditional(guitar, bass, ...) musical instruments where used in these recordings.
Most sounds are synthesized, no sample loops and only occasional samples.

All sounds here were sequenced with: Bitwig.

Software synths: Bazille, Rerpro-1, Repro-5, Zebra2, DisocveryPro, Vertigo, Zynaddsubfx, the Bitwig and many others.

Conrollers: Akai MPK49, Livid Basev2, and Nord Lead2 Rack

Hardware synths: Mostly Nord Lead2 Rack and Korg Triton Rack

P.S. Yes, I know it's goofy site theme. It's good enough for now:-)