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Hi folks, its amateur hour again
This is a thing called (for want of a better name) Learning To Fall.
It evolved from the same sessions as Waterwall.
I know walls of keyboards are unfashionable but its got walls of keyboards so there
Starts off all strident and then picks up tempo and gets a tad widdley...
Can't see a download link in the soundclick player but it is downloadable from the music page.
Hope you like it.

http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplaye ... 32696&q=hi

Loads of us had lots of fun with The Other Me, interested to hear what you guys would like to play with off of Eima?
My vote goes for Pocket Sun as the most potential, i can just hear Pedders Duel Banjos version of this now.  :-)

Having recovered from my little tantrum on saturday night (i was on a bit of an emotional edge anyway as Eponymous knows).It was not directed at any individual in particular just a bad vibe i was getting rightly or wrongly!
i would like to say sorry for my outburst
Jem has put a lot of love and effort into this place, and we are not doing him justice by letting it slide into just any old forum, come on guys lets pick this place back up (me included) and do our industrious leader the credit he deserves, Mike was man enough to come back and i admire that and i would like to too
Big thanks to eponymous and anyone else that has commented on the leaving thing

Biscuits to the first person that can derail this thread

Never mind that,
Do you know there is no Wikipedia entry for "Inane"?



Have a look at the "secret place" where old timers,  and i consider myself one,  discuss this forum.

http://frost.informe.com/index.php

Fuck that.., not what i thought Frost was about....



Rick out...

Hopeless fanboy that i am i just got round to applying a bit of a custom job on my little netbook i think it looks rather fetching

Found this today, his playing and singing isn't always spot on but i found the whole thing kind of engaging, also i had no idea he played keys :shock:  Lots of Genesis/It Bites stuff..

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=4hwR07ehpKA

Ha, Love the pythons, great find..

Here is the latest project i am doing with Mrs Rick as my vocalist following the Silhouette thing.
Its a kind of horror story put to music, based on one of Clive Barkers short stories (google him if you don't now him)
The bits where vocals are supposed to be are kind of obvious as they sound a bit bare.
The lyrics are kind of sick, but it is based on Clive Barker  and Mrs Rick says she has a problem singing about stuff like that but i will get around it even if i have to sing it myself (i have Melodyne so all is not lost)   look to the full version with vox soonish.


http://homepage.mac.com/rick.burn/.publ ... fblood.mp3

Edit: Got rid of those nasty drums

More top class Nordic prog, i always thought they were a prog metal band.

Go over to their myspace at
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu ... =103882442

Ignore the other tracks and listen to Big Black Secret......Brilliant!

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