This is a cover of #Genesis' "The Chamber of 32 Doors", from their album #TheLambLiesDownOnBroadway
The voices are mine, the music is by 柊しじまさん
#mastoradio #music #progressiverock #Seventies #Genesis #PeterGabriel
From Mac Kamita • Mt. Fuji area, Japan 🇯🇵🌸🍁🗻🍙🍱🚴♀️⛰⛩
"There is a nice cameraman’s photo here. He took a picture of moon and Mt. Fuji. We call it pearl Fuji. As for Diamond Fuji is timing this shot have twice a year and only few days in October and February. I hope everyone enjoy it and I want you to know about it.
#diamondfuji #kazuyukimatsui
#pearlfuji"
Original post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mac-k-3899532a_diamondfuji-kazuyukimatsui-pearlfuji-activity-6769629505310068736-zM4r
It is with great pleasure that I share here the latest song of Mathemorphosis:
"Longing":
http://mathemorphosis.xyz/#longing
I feel indebted with @guresuke -san, who gave me the opportunity to sing and write the lyrics for this song he wrote. It is an important song to me, the best so far to me.
I hope you will like it as much as I do ^_^
- Guresuke-san: Music composition and orchestration
- Eidon: Lyrics and voices
A few weeks ago I wrote a piece called "Per Tiziana". I was quite happy with result, but now I'm happier. Why? Because Wim took the piece and made a great new orchestration of it! If you want to read the whole story, have a look at our twin post, either
https://quickandtastycooking.org.uk/articles/per-tiziana/
or
https://noblogo.org/eidon/per-tiziana-take-ii
And if you're curious about the beautiful picture... have a look here ^_^ https://octodon.social/@wim_v12e/105742431058594773
The Yellow Handkerchief
(Shiawase no kiiroi hankachi, 1977)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076935/
Great movie, highly recommended!
I and @Guresuke-san are now MATHEMORPHOSIS!
http://mathemorphosis.gravescape.net/
Our first song, "Long Winter", was written by Guresuke-san. Its lyrics evoke in me the spirit of these days of social segregation -- the reign of Camus' Absurd. It's here:
http://mathemorphosis.gravescape.net/audio/long_winter.mp3
Our second song, "Bygone Days", focuses on a different type of absurd -- the one that we face in the course of our daily activities: