Movie Blues
Friday, July 12th, 2019Another of my movie-soundtrack compositions – this one is really more a sketch than anything, but I liked it so I thought I’d share it with the class.
Another of my movie-soundtrack compositions – this one is really more a sketch than anything, but I liked it so I thought I’d share it with the class.
Just because I haven’t posted anything in a very long time, I thought I’d record something to let you all know I’m still recording over here.
Still working on the album. In the meantime, here’s something that will *not* be on the album and which might or might not suck 🙂
I’ve wanted for a while to do a song in the style of Def Leppard, Pink Floyd, and many others, where the words don’t really mean anything but seem like they should, and so the listener fills in part of the meaning and the song becomes as much about the listener as the original artist.
So, here’s a first attempt – I have a feeling I will be doing this type of thing again later in my career. I present, without further ado:
Bunne provided some assistance with mixdown – and may be presenting his own mix of the song – but otherwise, this is all me.
Note this later appeared on Believing Is Seeing.
Here’s for anyone who’s been pining for my movie-soundtrack stylings
So, our first musical post of 2018, a track I wrote when I was 17, orchestrated.
More movie/atmospheric stuff
Little blues – thank you Otis Redding..
So, I never met Chester. We had a lot of friends in common, for reasons that would take some explaining and probably aren’t worth going into here, and I am curious what he would have made of me if he had met me. But mostly, I feel a certain kinship to him, since we both have wrestled with some of the same demons. And thusly, I have written a song…
Godspeed and good luck, wherever you’re off to next.
Also available, Bunne’s remix: Chester, remixed by Bunne.
Here’s a ambient-ish jam from tonight: http://sheer.org/stuff/2017/LookToTheSky.mp3.
Another track from the upcoming album Believing Is Seeing, and yes, this will get a new coat of paint before it makes it to the album itself – but I wanted to share it with you all because I really like it.
Lead Guitar: Gabriel Smith
Everything Else: Sheer
Lyrics:
Do you ever feel trapped in space
Like you’re in the wrong time or maybe the wrong place
Do you ever feel a lifetime ago
Everything moving so fast
Everything going so slow
Well I need you now
And you’re nowhere around
Well I want you now
Nothing but the cold ground
Do you ever feel like tomorrow will never come
Like time is frozen, like someone stopped the sun
Do you ever feel like memories won’t fade
Trapped in the past, with death’s blade
[Solo]
This too shall pass
Times ticks on forever moving future into past
Sometimes we wish things could have stayed
Altogether unafraid
This too shall pass
Time ticks on forever moving future into past
Sometimes we wish things would have stayed
Forever young and unafraid