"An interesting and unusual piece which I found hard to juxtapose beside my audience member POV, This piece may be compared to a scene of theatre for the ear,..."
I’d had a small interest playing bass in rock bands as a teen in the 70s, but nothing ever got serious. so I joined the navy and sailed the world.
After...
I’d had a small interest playing bass in rock bands as a teen in the 70s, but nothing ever got serious. so I joined the navy and sailed the world.
After leaving the Navy, I studied stage tech in the 80s and fell into electronic and experimental music. I recorded sound effects for theatre, helped students with audition tapes, and produced a a few radio plays for the university station. Even singing in a metal band.
After school through the 90's I worked part‑time as a stage tech and took on whatever jobs paid the bills. Built and repaired instruments and stage gear.
When I retired, I finally started making music as a hobby. Having no patience and even less discipline for practice, kept me away formal music study, So I stick to a DIY “learn by doing” approach. Most of my tracks are spontaneous home‑studio improvisations — usually created while waiting for dinner to finish cooking. I’ve been posting on Mixposure since October 2007.
“If you can find what in today, in the now, is making you happy and what you're grateful for, I think it's a much better ride - a better vehicle to travel in - and as I get older, I'm trying to do a little less bitching.- PG
I record over finished mixes of drum tracks which I lisence from Drumdrops UK
