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This is a Dark Ride album for sale Tale Told by an idiot is an instrumental album that questions the meaning of life. Is there a point to our lives or are they just a meaningless story written by a fool? The music is written and electronically realized by Composer/Producer, lawrence Moore of The Wayfarer Project.

This is a Dark Ride CD music A sonic melding of jazzy drum 'n bass and lush synth textures. SEND is Alex Cornhill who comes to us from the Isle of Wight in the UK. The music is reminiscent of early Squarepusher and Luke Vibert. Using one synth and one sampler, SEND weaves a unique tapestry of sound from jump up slammin drum 'n bass tracks to subtle and sensual jazzy melodies to experimental ambience.

This is a Dark Ride buy CD music Author James (later Jan) Morris' book of the same name provides the inspiraton for this score, which is a collaboration with oud/dumbek player Joe Zeytoonian. The story is a true life account of one of the last great treks across the southeastern Arabia in 1955. The music contains the adventure, mystery and romance which would complement a film.

This is a Dark Ride songs Track Listing of songs: Provenance of Hate; Deprivation; Guilty Am I; Don't Believe a Word; As Fire Swept Clean the Earth; Moonlit; Going North; And Then the World Froze; Final Rest, The; Submerged;

This is a Dark Ride album for sale Live Recording Audio Mixer: Jeffrey Lee Pierce. Recording information: Zeezicht, Spaarnwoude, The Netherlands (01/1992). Personnel: Ramblin' Jeffrey Lee (guitar, vocals), Cypress Grove (guitar), Kimberley S. (harmonica), Carl La Fong (bass), Willie Love (drums). Personnel: Ramblin' Jeffrey Lee (vocals, guitar); Jeffrey Lee Pierce (vocals, guitar); Cypress Grove (guitar); Kimberly S. (harp, harmonica); Carl LaFong (acoustic bass, bass guitar); Willie Love (drums).

This is a Dark Ride CD music A punk band with an ear for a commercial hit, the Vapors are perhaps best known for their wacky hit "Turning Japanese." This 17-song collection is a great way to become acquainted with their sound. UK compilation released to capitalize on the new wave act's reunion gigs. 17 tracks including great singles, classic album tracks, & some material previously unreleased on CD. EMI. 2003. Liner Note Authors: Alan Parker ; Bruce Foxton.

This is a Dark Ride buy CD music With a title that cheekily references MDMA-fueled rave culture and an influential, notoriously radical, mid-century live electronic music innovator, Vienna-based composer Florian Hecker draws upon two philosophically opposite yet similarly cutting-edge musical touchstones for his second solo album, ACID IN THE STYLE OF DAVID TUDOR. While fans of Tudor's feedback-drenched electroacoustic environments, such as RAINFOREST, may find ACID's stridently digital tone slightly claustrophobic, there is a bounty of ear-perking textures here for the post-digital laptop mob. Employing a Buchla modular synthesizer patched to a Comdyna analog computer, the album's 10 tracks are marked by staccato bursts of digital noise, sea-sick modulations, and furiously buzzing panoramic spatializations, making for challenging but rewarding listening for aficionados of experimental music and sound art.

This is a Dark Ride songs Released almost four years after PFS' first LP, Illustrative Problems, 279, while not making a brutal disconnection, did mark a change of aesthetics. Pieces are shorter, more tightly composed, and integrate a lot more classical elements, mostly through clips from actual classical pieces inserted in the band's compositions as a tape part. 279 is a mixed bag of tape pieces ("War"), free improvisations ("Live Faust Die Jung"), preconceived or re-composed improvisations ("Solace," "2 S's & 2 O's"), and full compositions. Fans of the progressive rock band Cartoon (in which all three members of PFS were previously involved) will be happy to know that "Raising the Dead" contains a theme from "Shredded Wheat," and that "Leeward" was actually part of the band's repertoire. "2 S's & 2 O's" features beautiful interplay between Herbert Diamant on bassoon and guest cellist Bill Johnston. "Sigh" is a strange composition, blending clips from pieces by Josquin des Prez, Mahler, Mozart, and DeLassus, with music played by PFS. The album ends with "Theme in E-Flat," Robert Schumann's last composition before sinking into madness. The delicate romantic melody has been respectfully arranged. The whole album lacks a bit of cohesion, but the classical-meets-rock approach will interest fans of Art Zoyd and Univers Zero -- same global sound palette. Not an essential item, 279 is more of a worthy curiosity. ~ François Couture Live Recording Personnel: Craig Fry (violin); Bill Johnston (cello); Herbert Diamant (bassoon, saxophone); Scott Brazieal (piano, keyboards, tapes); Gary Parra (percussion). Recording information: 11/1988-07/1989. Unknown Contributor Role: Reed. PFS: Herbert Diamant (saxophone, bassoon); Scott Brazieal (piano, keyboards, tapes); Gary Parra (percussion, special effects). Additional personnel: Craig Fry (violin); Bill Johnston (cello).

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