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My cover of Pink Floyd The Wall, disc 2 ‘The Show Must Go On’. I did the singing and harmonizing on a total of three seperate tracks. Also, I played a Fender P-Bass, and lightly strummed my D’Agostino acoustic guitar on this one. I also played alittle Casio keys… piano….

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Here’s a DJ Mix I made recently cause I felt I had to… I give props to Renard’s Trauma DJ Mix, if you haven’t heard it, look it up on my youtube channel. I love his work and am greatly Tracklisting: 1. Daft Punk – Crescendolls (00:00 – 01:14) 2. Deadmau5 – A City In Florida (01:14 – 03:08) 3. Mochipet – Justin Timberlakecore (03:08 – 6:48) 4. The Quick Brown Fox – THOROUGH PI?’ATA DICKING AMATEUR XXX (06:48 – 08:15) 5. Detest – Apocalypse (08:15 – 10:42) 6. Dragonforce – Through The Fire And Flames (10:42 – 13:44) 7. Detest – Bangacore (13:44 – 17:15) 8. Detest – 2obscore (17:15 – 19:50) 9. Cardopusher – Travestieten Transsexuelen Over The Rainbow Braak (19:50 – 22:06) 10. Cardopusher – Get The Drop On (22:06 – 24:03) 11. Detest – Motherfucker (24:03 – 26:32) 12. Detest – Puto (26:32 – 27:46) 13. The Quick Brown Fox – Holy Macaroni (27:46 – 29:27) 14. The Quick Brown Fox – Coward Killing Time (29:27 – 30:36) 15. Mochipet – Toy Piano Core (30:36 – 32:22) 16. Mochipet – Donkeycore (Otto Von Schirach Miniature Stallion Mix) (32:22 – 34:27) 17. Renard – NAMx (34:27 -36:29) 18. Renard – Take Me To Space And Back (36:29 – 38:01) 19. Pink Floyd – Time (Pretty Lights Remix) (38:01 – 41:54) 20. Pink Floyd – Brain Damage (Omega Remix) (41:54 – 45:48)…

09-Celtic Pink Floyd – On The Turning Away.wmv…

This video, created by me, is a visual experiment based on songs from the album “The Dark Side of the Moon” by Pink Floyd…

Pink Floyd’s “Us and Them” performed by Love Machine (Erik Avery/Bass), (Kristin Johnson/Drums), (Tony Baugh/Guitar & Vocals) recorded live on a Zoom Q3HD @ Uncle’s Kava Bar, Kalapana, Hawaii February 4, 2012….

The Dark Side of the Moon (titled Dark Side of the Moon in the CD of 1993), in Italian “The Dark Side of the Moon” is a concept album (eighth studio) of the British band Pink Floyd, released March 17, 1973 in the United States by Capitol Records on March 24 of that year in the United Kingdom by Harvest Records. [3] The work came after numerous musical experimentation that Pink Floyd studied during their live or recorded, but without the long instrumental sections that had become a defining characteristic of the group after leaving in 1968 by Syd Barrett, founding member and main composer and lyricist of the group. [2] Among the topics will include the concept of inner conflict, the relationship with the money, the passage of time and mental alienation, [4] in part inspired by Barrett’s mental disorders. [2] The album was developed as part of the tour in 1971, following the publication of Meddle, and began to be publicized several months before the actual recordings in the studio. [5] The new material was improved and refined during the Dark Side Tour of the Moon, and was recorded in two sessions in 1972 and 1973 in the Abbey Road Studios in London. [6] The Pink Floyd used some of the most advanced recording techniques of the period, including multitrack recording and loops. [7 ] In many tracks were used analog synthesizers and, in the background, a series of interviews with the band and the technical staff in the form of philosophical aphorisms. The sound engineer Alan ……

This is an art tribute to my favorite band. The beginning stage of one of the most ambitious piece to date, laying out the charcoal sketch….