An attempt to emulate the "feel" of the Gregorian Chant, peaceful and slow, rich  intonations. Just the Sort of music to settle back and listen to while eating yogurt. 

( Note: Lyrics will display while it is played, so you can "sing along".)

1 minute - - 48 seconds

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Many Web based businesses have gone under in the past few years. Sadly, this is one of them. 
I created several Radio spots for "Brothers Gifts", but the cost of
actually broadcasting them was prohibitive.
Still, they can be fun to listen to.

Each are 60 seconds.

Brothers Gifts Radio Spot.
"Airport Lounge"

Brothers Gifts Radio Spot.
"At  the Carnival"

Brothers Gifts Radio Spot.
"Space Battle"

A thirty second "music video"
demonstrating the 64 foot "Gludial Dash"
while wearing a Viking Helmet and Carrying Dumbbells.

( Commonplace I know, but the single contestant in this race INSISTED on having a first prize ribbon.)

 31 seconds

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A second video
demonstrating the combined skills
of explosive teleportation, balance and the
ability to hold 2000 pounds from
a wire clamped in the jaw.

( Four other practicers of this exercise
were to be shown, but they
did not survive. )

 18.5 seconds

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In 1991, there was a Splendid little Computer called the "Amiga". The days when one could purchase software in a retail store for it are long gone . . But it Had a shareware Music Editor called "MED". Here is a piece from ancient computer History, 

 2 minutes - - 17 seconds

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Once again, From the MED music editor, an Amiga ditty from a Decade past. I have worked with many Music editors since, but none that was as simple to use.

1 minute - - 53 seconds

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MED was one of the FIRST music editors to allow "sample" files to be used as musical instruments.
In this quick melody, all instruments are the pops, clicks, hisses, hums and La La La's of the composer's voice..

1 minute - - 26 seconds

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Once a regular part of my late night routine, I would listen to a talk radio program called "Coast-to-Coast" while working. The subject matter was almost always on the Fringe.. and never boring. The host ( Art Bell ) came out with a best-seller entitled "The Quickening", which covered many of the topics on his show. This song tries to do the same.

 3 minutes - - 35 seconds

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