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Jim McFarlen
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Liquid Oxygen is an amalgam of tones, voicings, real and virtual rants.
I like my Bobbleheads. But sometimes they talk to me and tell me to do things...
Get your free Bobblehead tonight at the ballpark.
A SoundClick Top 50 song
This improvised piece begins as a little rocker, let's you know where it is going, and implies that it will get there. But just as it lures you to resolution, we purposefully induce a fade-out.
Another improvised piece taken to the studio for the addition of some ear candy. Track 8 from the forthcoming CD Man Must Explore by INTENSITY!.
See www.intenseprojects.com for more mp3 downloads, current CDs available for purchase, etc.
A progressive folk tale, where the story is in the tellin'.
There is a fundamental truth to our nature.
The Storm Seller can end your drought. But dare you ask?
Instrumental track from our second CD. Recorded at The Available Groove Shack, Moline IL by J.M. Stichnoth and Louis Demetri. Mixed by Dave Ruby at AOS Studios, Silvis IL.
Another instrumental, this is the final track from our second CD. Recorded at The Available Groove Shack, Moline IL by J.M. Stichnoth and Louis Demetri. Mixed by Dave Ruby at AOS Studios, Silvis IL.
Wisconsin - Recorded 5/2/02 - 9:30
A tribute to our nearest neighbor to the North. We found the perfect inspiration from Sergei and Jim, especially Sergei, who works over a new signal processor with reckless abandon.
Fainting Goats - Recorded 5/2/02 - 5:10
A nice relaxing touch, with soothing vocals by Pat, pulsating bass by Butch. Enough to make a goat faint.
Arrival - Time: 3:28 - Recorded 1-9-02
Arrival was done during a break. Jim and Sergei began a duet with guitar synthesizer and violin. The recorder was turned on (tape being relatively inexpensive) and out came "Arrival'.