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Zu Dir
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Shadows Of Forgotten Ancestors
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Mona Lisa ( Do It Again )
Where Have All The Flowers Gone ( In Dreams )
Be My Baby ( Born To Run )
The House Of The Rising Sun ( Set Me Free )
Expecting To Fly ( Dust In The Wind )
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue ( Crying )
Eve Of Destruction ( Give Peace A Chance )
To Know Him Is To Love Him ( Desolation Row )
The End Of The World ( As Tears Go By )
Needles And Pins ( Love Hurts )
check all 19 songs on the music page
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue ( Crying ) - Thu Jun 07, 2012 - ORIGINAL SONG PLAYS ON MAIN ARTIST PAGE ! Them's ( Van Morrison ) 1966 interpretation of Dylan's 1965 song recycled using both Them's cover and the theory of granular synthesis as a template and base. Headphones recommended! Streaming only!
Mona Lisa ( Do It Again ) - Sun Oct 14, 2012 - ORIGINAL 2 SONGS PLAY ON MAIN ARTIST PAGE ! Nat King Cole's Mona Lisa ('50) and The Beach Boys' Do It Again ('68) in a whole new digital 21st century time frame - then left behind as Shadows Of Forgotten Ancestors. SUPER headphones recommended!
Expecting To Fly ( Dust In The Wind ) - Thu Mar 07, 2013 - ORIGINAL SONG PLAYS ON MAIN ARTIST PAGE ! Buffalo Springfield's 1967 Expecting To Fly rebuilt using the theory of granular synthesis, after which I added VSTi mellotron and VSTi strings. SUPER headphones highly recommended!
Ecce Homo Pietoso's compassion and disorientation
He Who Speaks In Silence speaks for himself !
and last but not least Gunnthrain's " Magnificent Desolation "
Already when I was 8 years old I carried it with me like it was a smartphone covering the most valuable information ever - and it did. The quality of AM radio was influenced by so many things, I only mention thunder and lightning. And I quickly got addicted... to the Static, the Noise, the Fuzz, and the Buzz... Also I was there when a pirate radio station launched The Animals' The House Of The Rising Sun, also I was there when they launched Dylan's Like A Rolling Stone, also I was there when they launched The Velvet Underground's debut 'banana' album, also I was there when they launched The Stones' Satisfaction ( I Can't Get No ), also I was there when they launched The Beatles' Revolver album, also I was there when they launched The Who's My Generation, also I was there when they launched Procol Harum's A Whiter Shade Of Pale, I was there when...
But most of all I got addicted to the Static, the Noise, the Fuzz, the...
It was only a matter of time for this addiction to return - so here it is: the imperfection of the digital era reaching out to the past, only to shake hands and say: has actually anything changed at all?
He Who Speaks In Silence - When I was a young kid I used to sit a lot at the side of the road in front of our farm - silence can be really overwhelming.
Seelenruhe - Coming down from an atmosphere drenched in wind, rain and solitude.
The Johannes Breeuwsma Museum - A few acoustic pictures taken from a troubled life, and more.
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The Beach Boys / Nat King Cole
21st century jukebox playing cd's