Not the videos, the songs.

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This is the second video I've made for Barry's acoustic solo version of "God's Gardenias." I was in the process of redoing parts of the original, per BA, after taking it down from You Tube, when my computer was murdered. Everything was lost, so I had to start from scratch. I followed the path B wanted taken with the song, so here's hoping it ( Read more... )

I'm slow, but sure. It takes hours to collect images for a video, then it takes almost two hours to upload this on to You Tube. So total hours on This Big Hush adds up to approximately 7. That being said, I will get all the HBoS up on You Tube; it's just going to take me a while. So, anyway, this is the acoustic version of the 1984 Shriekback ( Read more... )

To my knowledge, these lyrics were only ever available on the Shriekback Digital Conspiracy mailing list as one of the Songs of the Week.  The lyric transcription was made for the post, then was corrected by the band to provide accuracy.

Feel free to sing along!

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NERVE by Shriekbackxml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office ( Read more... )

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I started this project in January, teaching myself how to make movies in order to bring this music to everyone. You can see the progression of how I grew from being a complete movie-making moron to being a mere idiot. I'm kind of proud of my dumbass self.

Here's the final song, all thanks to Khanada Taylor and Barry Andrews! And the lyrics gave ( Read more... )

Really, I can't believe there are this many now. What the hell am I doing?


Tim Roth Tutorial, Lesson #70 from Tinhuviel on Vimeo.

You Tube Link (because they won't let me embed, the bastards!): http://youtu.be/_0Pp6oaPQFw

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Tim Roth Tutorial, Lesson #71 from Tinhuviel on Vimeo.

Made for Bruce McRae and Carlo Asciutti, who comprise Thee Caretakers. Their music is made of Pure Awesome. Just sayin'.

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Mind-blowing song, and a video I'm really pretty proud of, despite it's unintentional link to Skellig.

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My favourite Billy Joel song of all time. From the Glass Houses album. Don't know why I thought about it tonight. There's something about this song that is timeless, something that is touching me particularly at this moment. I cannot place my finger on it. Whatever it is, it's the perfect excuse to find it on my iTunes and listen to it again, ( Read more... )