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Hypnotic Suggestion
by last human
Music mostly with a psych or pop-psych bent. When it isn't psych it still strives to alter your mind enjoyably and transport you to an expanded state of consciousness!
Episodes
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Beans and Feet
Songs from the sixties and seventies from my singles and lps. This podcast may be my last for a while, and includes some Ollie Halsall guitar and some other guitar as well. Andy Bown was also in the Herd, so you get two of his songs in this podcast. 1. Terry Stamp--Itchy Feet 2. Capt. Groovy and...
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Alterations
It's been a while since I've put up any of my own music, and since I won't be able to do it for a while, I figure I'd put up some of the things I've been working on recently. There are two versions of the first song, an instrumental and vocal. The vocal version was just an experiment mostly so I...
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Soul Interlude Pt. 2
After a fairly long absence, I felt I needed to put up at least one episode that continued the soulful theme that I started with the last one. So these are a bunch of soul tunes mostly from the '60's or early '70's. If you liked Soul Interlude Pt. 1, you should like Pt. 2! 1. Reuben Bell-- You're...
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Soul Interlude
With lots of reverb on my voice and a lower register than normal I am pleased to introduce some great soul singles I’ve been listening to, plus a few songs that keep it from being exclusively the Reuben Bell and Darrell Banks episode. Atlhough, either one of them could easily provide the…
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Stereoscopic Sounds
Well, three more songs of mine before I think about putting up some more pop-psych. I tried incorporating some strumming acoustic guitar. The third song makes a strong argument for funk, especially the fact that when a person or group of people are funky, they are really funky. The lyrics…
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The Universe is Just Not That Into You
I’m reposting this with another song. I don't know why I felt like making a bunch of songs this week, but here they are representing my latest stuff. Probably because it's February and it's been a while since I've recorded any music. The first song started as a piano riff but of course I added a...
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Latest Garageband Songs
It's been a while since I posted any of my songs. The first one is a spacey instrumental. The second is the latest installment of my raps based on gentile professions (in this case farming). The last is a song I made a while ago, and it went on too long. So I edited out the beginning and about...
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Some Garageband Tunes
And in case you've listened to the songs in the last podcast, and watched the entire scooter movie, here's three more of my songs I've been working on. The first song is my attempt to put a horn section in that would make people think of the Ohio Players. The second song is a somber atmospheric...
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Recovered Files
More of my songs I've been working on this time. For some reason the second song sounds like it was recorded under water. I think that happened when I converted it to the podcast. Well, anyway, it's a little less than high fidelity, but the third song has lots of moogs and the last song is funky....
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Hot Space Station Justice
These are a bunch of songs that I've either been working on recently or that I made a while back and didn't post so it's sort of a mix of things and has some glitches here and there. The sitar song was the first thing I made with the sounds I had when I got them, so it's there just as it came…
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More of Joe's Garageband Experiments!
Well, I just recently got a comment on my funk song "Confunktivitis" in an earlier podcast, and was glad to learn that there is actually a band by that name. Good to get some feedback, so I figured I should continue with another funk experiment. I used loops for the guitar parts, so if you go on...
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Film Noir
1. Poisonville (4:58) 2. Red Harvest (2:45) 3. Whisper's Joint (5:06) 4. Laudanum (6:37) I figured I had just enough space for about four more of my songs and that brings me pretty close to the limit. I'm pretty sure I'll get rid of some of my old shows at some point but for now this one squeeks…
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How to Say Goodbye...
Until I get more space this may be my last podcast for a while, so it's got some pop-psych, some pop, and a couple of French pop songs. And a little chatter too. Lots of singles, including the Marmalade which had a riff that Jimi Hendrix supposedly liked a lot. Anyway, it's all there for you to...
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More of Joe's Garageband Experiments
I know it's been a while since I've made a full podcast of psych gems, but I'll have to eliminate one of my old shows because I'm running low on space. Until then, here's a little 15 minute episode of more of my noodling. The first song is my Quinn Martin police show theme written on commission…
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Disequilibrium
Another episode of my Garageband experiments. 1. You Have Better Things To Do (1:58) 2. Thermosphere (6:15) 3. Narrative of Owen Chase (3:28)
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Entomology
This is a reposting of my last podcast, basically another installment of my Garageband experiments. The first song is a techno-y thing that owes inspiration from Kraftwerk's "Trans-Europe Express" with some frenetic bouncing around like the bees at the corner of my house. The second song is...
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Joe's Garageband Experiments #10
This is my latest panegyric to the lost art of letter writing. I've also filled out the podcast with a short instrumental and a song from my last podcast with more phasing on the keyboard solo. 1. Man of Letters 2.109 Seconds Later 3. Black Light (phased solo) 4. Man of Letters (Re-mix funky b-side)
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Joe's Garageband Experiments #9
The only instrument missing on the first song is a sitar, but I don't have one so it will just have to stay as it is unless someone out there can lay down a sitar track and send it to me. I added an instrumental and reposted this episode. All three songs are meant to be a soundtrack to travels in…
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Super Heroes with Mysterious Advanced Degrees
I'm not sure why there are so many super heroes and villains with doctorates, but there seems to be, and Dr. Strange is one of the better ones. Although only some of these songs are psych, they all make for good listening while staring at a black light poster. So that may be the organizing...
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Rhymes from The Seventies Subconscious
Three fine bits of home recording. This time with guest musician "Dualio" who is my friend John who got the raps rolling with his ode to trucks that have too many wheels in the back (a.k.a. "dualies") and skyrockets. Prior to that, the podcast begins with my efforts in the hip-hop genre, an ode…
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Joe's Garageband Experiments #8
Four more ditties for your listening pleasure. The first and last are further explorations of electronic music. They both feature plenty of moog and the last song has the moog double-tracked. There’s also plenty of mellotron, and the korg keeping the beat. The two middle songs are my attempts at...
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Joe's Garageband Experiments #6
I guess the funk in my last podcast has inspired me to make another extended funk jam. "Confunktivitis" is a serious condition that can lay you up for a week, according to the vocals. If it sounds like a lot of noise, it's because it took 14 separate tracks to get all that funk into one song! The...
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Joe's Garageband Experiments #5
This is a few of the songs I've done with the loops that come with Garageband. I figured I'd try a few songs by layering them over a repeated loop. The first song has as many keyboards as I could cram into one homage to seventies funk. Organ, clavinet, a simulated moog, and a simulated "muscat...
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Joe's Garageband Experiments #4
This is a fairly short podcast of my latest musical doodling. I figured it was time for an eight minute indulgent space jam so that's there in the middle. Then I threw on a short thing I did with vibraphone from another keyboard. It didn't come out perfect, but it has some discordant mellotron so…
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Mystical Songs For The Spiritual Masters
A selection of songs by rock bands and musicians that decided to take it to another level. Including Mighty Baby and their later incarnation, The Habibiyya, as well as the George Harrison produced Radha Krishna Temple. Let the music lift you to an ethereal place of bliss. 1. Mighty Baby--Egyptian...
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Joe's Garageband Experiments #3
Well it seems like a good time for more of my noodling. There’s mellotron on the first and last song, but as you can tell from the titles it doesn’t really fit on the middle two very well, which are my impersonations of your standard seventies fare. The faux-Steely Dan song was the result of a...
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Joe's Garageband Experiments #2
Another selection of my compositions put together using Garageband, most of them featuring some mellotron sounds. Usually some combination of the choir, brass, and flute sounds (give or take a sound), but on the first song I used the organ and strings that come with Garageband, and “Mellotron…
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I'm Against It!
About 43 minutes of Marx Brothers songs. Mostly Groucho, but some Chico and Zeppo too! Margaret Dumont in the supporting role… 01. Hello, I Must Be Going (Animal Crackers version) The Captain Is A Moral Man Hooray For Captain Spaulding 02. Dr. Hackenbush 03. I’m Against It/ I Always Get My Man…
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C'est La Mode (pt.1)
Groovy female vocalists mostly from the sixties, including four pictured above. Swinging sounds, many with a pop-psych twist! 43 minutes of podcast with the occasional pop-psych guitar sound, and with helpful commentary along the way! The first song is pretty loud so don't crank the headphones or...
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Joe's Garageband Experiments
For your listening pleasure I present to you two of my own compositions here. "Funk Song" and "Spacerock Song" which you can guess are my forays into funk and spacerock, respectively. Because that makes for a very short podcast, I have also included the Barnaby Jones theme, hearkening back to the...
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Spinning Hen's Chocolate Fading Dream
A full hour of psychedelic pop, and sixties pop inspired by comps Jagged Time Lapse, Chocolate Soup, Hen's Teeth, Spinning Wheel, Fading Yellow, Pop-In, and Datura Dreamtime. From England, Australia, New Zealand, and U.S.A. (Thanks Marmalade Skies for pic!) 01. Phil Cordell--Red Lady 02. Virgin...
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Music mostly with a psych or pop-psych bent. When it isn't psych it still strives to alter your mind enjoyably and transport you to an expanded state of consciousness!
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last human
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