Contemplative and mysterious. I enjoyed this. Using multiple really singing is rare in WB and sounds really nice.
I read Earthsea by Ursula Le Guin like 30 years ago, that was pretty interesting!

Contemplative and mysterious. I enjoyed this. Using multiple really singing is rare in WB and sounds really nice. I read Earthsea by Ursula Le Guin like 30 years ago, that was pretty interesting!

Thanks! I wasn't too happy with the results this week but always glad to have made an effort
I had kinda looked down my nose at sci fi/fantasy since adolescence, but got hooked on Le Guin not so many years ago.
Actually it started maybe 6 or so years ago when a friend played me a copy of the cassette that came along with this book when it was first published in 1985. It's a fantastic album and has been reissued & is available on Bandcamp.
https://ursulakleguintoddbarton.bandcamp.com/album/music-and-poetry-of-the-kesh
The book is even more wonderful. I'm re-reading it right now. Highly recommend. Probably hits harder for folks who have lived in California at all. If you give it a go, let me know what you think!!

[quote=Kedbreak136][/quote] Thanks! I wasn't too happy with the results this week but always glad to have made an effort :) I had kinda looked down my nose at sci fi/fantasy since adolescence, but got hooked on Le Guin not so many years ago. Actually it started maybe 6 or so years ago when a friend played me a copy of the cassette that came along with this book when it was first published in 1985. It's a fantastic album and has been reissued & is available on Bandcamp. https://ursulakleguintoddbarton.bandcamp.com/album/music-and-poetry-of-the-kesh The book is even more wonderful. I'm re-reading it right now. Highly recommend. Probably hits harder for folks who have lived in California at all. If you give it a go, let me know what you think!!

solid lyrics, got me in a trance, and that harmony is remakable!

solid lyrics, got me in a trance, and that harmony is remakable!

remarkable*

remarkable*

this is fantastic, fetalface!
i need to read some LeGuin. checking out that bandcamp album you linked above, fun!

really love your vocals on this one, cheers 

this is fantastic, fetalface! i need to read some LeGuin. checking out that bandcamp album you linked above, fun! really love your vocals on this one, cheers :)

YEah, the Buchla on the first track of that album is far out. I like the rest of it too but i also kind of want to hear a whole Todd Barton Buchla album. I bet those exist...

[quote=b bro][/quote] [quote=jwh][/quote] YEah, the Buchla on the first track of that album is far out. I like the rest of it too but i also kind of want to hear a whole Todd Barton Buchla album. I bet those exist...

one of the songs from the Urula / Barton bandcamp (i think it was A Homesick Song - which is a great title) reminded me of this Silvia Tarozzi album:
Mi specchio e rifletto

particularly the title track. i'm not sure they are singing the same word, but it did sound like Occhio...

how great is this:

Occhio
per occhi
per naso
per viso
sorriso.
Mi specchio e rifletto porzioni di me.

which translates to:

Eye
for eyes
for nose
for face
smile.
I mirror and reflect portions of me.

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anyway! hope yr week is going well. maybe in 2026 you and emily and i can record something with a 3 part harmony. i can imagine it!

one of the songs from the Urula / Barton bandcamp (i think it was A Homesick Song - which is a great title) reminded me of this Silvia Tarozzi album: [url=https://silviatarozzi.bandcamp.com/album/mi-specchio-e-rifletto/]Mi specchio e rifletto[/url] particularly the title track. i'm not sure they are singing the same word, but it did sound like Occhio... how great is this: Occhio per occhi per naso per viso sorriso. Mi specchio e rifletto porzioni di me. which translates to: Eye for eyes for nose for face smile. I mirror and reflect portions of me. --- anyway! hope yr week is going well. maybe in 2026 you and emily and i can record something with a 3 part harmony. i can imagine it!

*Ursula

*Ursula