Variations on The Beatles' TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS (medley by multiple artists) скачать в хорошем качестве

Variations on The Beatles' TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS (medley by multiple artists)

0:10 THE BEATLES 1:33 PHIL COLLINS 2:32 LIVING COLOUR 4:30 JIMI HENDRIX 5:15 MONSOON (featuring Sheila Chandra) 9:06 801 LIVE (featuring Roxy Music guitarist, Phil Manzanera) Who is DJ Marquis Marc "create to exist" Rambeau du Tacoma, and why does anyone care? Just so. The details of my life have been lost to the dust found along the foggy ruins of time. I'm losing a part of me with every picture taken. I now know there are no mirrors which do not exist, here, or in the afterlife. I have a cachet: it is in you knowing my number but knowing also not to call me. The closer I get, the further away I appear: I'm just maddening in that way, I've been told, repeatedly. I was the founding and first ex-member of the "just seminal" band, PUNKUS IGNORAMSUSESs, and I was the primary writer and rhythmatist. It is what I do. It is what I have always done. It is only recently that people such as yourselves are beginning to notice. Thank you very little for our demise and discontent. "No!" I say, "No! No!" to the little people, as they wander through the narrow corridors of their ever diminishing minds. No mountain. No molehill. Just a breath of air - scattered upon the winds. I have never mixed my art with money (except for $51 divided by three musicians at a church dance). I have always been dirt poor as a result. I find music to be a terrible financial investment, although a fantastic love affair. Comfortably and perpetually out of fashion, I am a California hippie from the Bay Area and a bygone era. I listened to, wrote, played and recorded music from 1978 to 1988, all done heroically without recognition or remuneration, in true counter-cultural fashion. Since then, I've proudly indulged in a little delightful auto-didactic dilettantism, and I am now, in retirement, finding myself following in the avant-garde by painting in a new retro-rococo-minimalist style. (I'm often praised with great praise, but I don't let such talk go to my head anymore.) FARRAGO SERIES - Farrago is an irregular translation of the word "medley" into Latin. (But what do I know? Even as a lyricist I don't have much use for the language arts.) I have a whole series of these cooked up down underground, all well worn and easy on the ears, because I've sonically "adjusted" each clip to minimize the difference in recording technologies and techniques over the decades - to make a smooth flowing listening experience. ISOLATED TRACKS - Most music is recorded by dividing the recording medium into parallel channels, or tracks, which are then mixed together to create a master recording. This process can be reversed to varying degrees of success by a number of different methods. A lot of my source material comes from @DLD2 Music! but some of the tracks can be rather repetitive and boring. Although I used to play the drums, I don't usually want to listen to the entire drum track solo (unless it's Bill Bruford, Neil Peart, or Danny Carey) so I'll include only a small section of it. I wish to thank my brother Tony; and my oldest brother Antonio; and my youngest sister, Tonia; and her youngest brother, yours truly; and we are all confirmed.