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New Music from 1998
Only 20 years old - a mere spring chicken, here's - "Hair of the God" 1998 Music by Martin Lomas, words from "The Eye of the Prophet" by Kahlil Gibran as read by Johnny Cash. All of the guitar tracks were created by sampling my own work at half-speed. Why? Serendipity. I had some recordings of mine on cassette tape. These were made on the typical TASCAM PortaStudio unit (see below), which uses the tape at double-speed to improve quality. I wanted to revive them, and so planned to re-record them digitally, double the speed (since I no longer have a double-speed tape deck), and clean them up. But I got stuck at the half-speed stage. Some wonderful new sounds become available.
Music from Before: "Heaven" by Robert
Heaven Lyrics by Robert Janes, music by Martin Lomas - latin/pop feel (Intro: - with a simple guitar melody) Gmaj7 Cmaj7 Gmaj7 Cmaj7 Gmaj7 Cmaj7 Gmaj7 Cmaj7 (single strum, held) (Verse 1:) Am7 Dsus4 D A gift from God when you believe in the son Am7 Dsus4 D It's an open invitation for every - one Am7 Cmaj7 G Bm7 Come rich, come poor,...
Teaser > Upcoming New Remix > Four Building Blocks
What's it gonna sound like? We don't know yet. But here's some possibilities ...
New Music from ... 1997
Music I wrote, recorded (all tracks), and published in 1997. It's from what people tell me is my "best" album (Storm Animal - an anagram of Martin Lomas). I disagree; my fave album is "Loose" (all electronic & algorithmic). But "Loved By A Queen" is a decent song that may well be resurrected for The Garden Distrikt, or even sold to a name musician/singer.
A Sketch
Dirt poor; dog days of summer, but still sketching ....
Old Photos #1 - Pink Floyd
More Stuff we Did Before
and that I can't find time to organize Sorry about the duplicates; I'm testing for the web.
Jeremy and the Local Crackie
Musings - (1) THINK.
( Note: Be aware that the following was completely ad hoc, and as I write this sentence [in chunks], I am also editing this post in three other places, and creating two other new posts. I have an interesting brain. ) I'm going to take a big risk here. I am absolutely determined to reveal the truth about myself. When I put the truth on display to strangers, they are typically interested and engaged, and eventually, left behind. When do I the exact same with anyone that knows me, they almost always assume that I am merely having a mental health moment. I have indeed been diagnosed a couple of times in the past (different things), yet I always feel that I'm the sanest person in the room. The previous sentence isn't strictly true - I have met saner people. But those that know me are not saner people, that I know of. This bit may be more "radical honesty" than love. The truth is probably in my own words. Look - who am I to being "doing" anything to mysel...
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