New songs just finished today!

[Glenn]

Best one yet!

 

[Musicinventor]

Best one yet!

Thanks Glenn! I appreciate you giving your time to listen!

 

[goyacobol]

That would be fun! I don’t know anyone who just wants to jam anymore. The guys I know who do play are all in cover bands which I don’t have any interest in. The upshot is with the Chapman Stick I can at least play with myself.

I am glad to know you still enjoy that live spontaneous interaction with other musicians. I am sure that was there in the beginning of your musical journey. As for actually being able to jam with you I will leave that to the DCM. I am trying to learn some of your compositions but they are a challenge for an old guy who is also losing his 'chops' as you say.

 

[goyacobol]

avant-garde style

I kind of like that description of your style. It is difficult to describe but all I know is I like it!

 

[tschai]

This one goes along with the previous song, "The Treasure". I started them both at the same time as an experiment in form and lyrics in a somewhat avant-garde style. Enjoy!

Fantastic- I listen to this and am immediately transported back to the seventies listening to my favorite music. The accompanying slide show is stellar. Thanks so much for sharing!

 

[goyacobol]

Fantastic- I listen to this and am immediately transported back to the seventies listening to my favorite music. The accompanying slide show is stellar. Thanks so much for sharing!

I had the same impression. Not only did @Musicinventor compose the music but putting the imagery with it it an accomplishment in itself. Kudos to you @Musicinventor!

 

[goyacobol]

This may sound corny but it is almost like Jethro Tull meets Pink Floyd. But actually it is so unique that is just the best I can do for now. I would have to add Bach, Beethoven, Steely Dan, Genesis, and almost every contemporary group I can think of at this moment.

Thanks, @Musicinventor for adding so much to what music can do for us.

 

[tschai]

This may sound corny but it is almost like Jethro Tull meets Pink Floyd

I don’t want to compare his music to others, but I hear Yes, Genesis (early when Peter Gabriel was still with them) Gentle Giant, Hawk Wind- a whole host of amazing prog influences, but yet still fresh and unique. A true artist in in his own right, for sure.

 

[3DStudent]

I started them both at the same time as an experiment in form and lyrics in a somewhat avant-garde style.

Thanks, I like the fast pace and maybe I'll have to look into avant-garde music. It's the geek in me I guess, in that it gives video game boss battle vibes.

 

[Musicinventor]

don’t want to compare his music to others, but I hear Yes, Genesis (early when Peter Gabriel was still with them) Gentle Giant, Hawk Wind- a whole host of amazing prog influences, but yet still fresh and unique. A true artist in in his own right, for sure.

Thank you! Are my influence’s showing?!? I appreciate you giving your time to listen!

 

[Musicinventor]

I had the same impression. Not only did @Musicinventor compose the music but putting the imagery with it it an accomplishment in itself. Kudos to you @Musicinventor!

Thank you sir! I’d like to learn more about creating videos as there was other imagery I wanted but could not quite create…

 

[goyacobol]

Thank you sir! I’d like to learn more about creating videos as there was other imagery I wanted but could not quite create…

Thank you. You are off to a good start I would say. Video can be tedious and time consuming. Sometimes you just have to choose what you like to do best I think.

 

[T.C.]

Yeah, I'm getting a whole lot of 'Yes'. Makes me want to learn the bass line, record it and send the audio file to you. No idea if you'll want to do anything with it but, any objections?

 

[987baz]

Great work as always mate!! such a fluid vibe on this one, certainly gets the right brain cranking. You are very talented! so glad yo can still create these amazing sonic adventures!!

 

[tschai]

Are my influence’s showing?!?

Absolutely! Your vocals and lyrics are amazing and all you! To set them to music and tell the stories you do - yeah, man totally!