Permaculture – musical piece?

[permasculptor]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FnRQoiRWkM

[PeterFD]

Hi again Permasculptor.

I can see why the Permie song, however a bit too Sunday-School for my tastes.

However, I find myself listening increasingly to Rakim.

[permasculptor]

Yes I thought the permie song deserved a place in the list but sunday school describes it well.
I should have issued a warning with Rakim It is addictive .I have not had Toward the within out of my cd stacker for over a year.I am very fond of their version of stretched on your grave Too.

[PeterFD]

Hi Permasculptor

Yes, Rakim definitely needs an addiction warning.

It seems to be based around some kind of Mantra/Incantation?

I don’t know if I dare listen to anymore.

[youngwarrior]

..bit of a range -I'll throw in!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyI199M3A0M makes for a great start to the day

and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlTnKsekQMs will sound awesome on anything, but for best results play on quality speakers at 320kbps

[PeterFD]

Hi youngwarrior

Many thanks for the two pieces.

Very smooth

Looking back on my original suggestion of Wishmaster, I can see how far removed I am from most of the other postings.

Perhaps it’s just as well that permaculture has such a broad base!

[Michaelangelica]

A MUSICIAN has created a symphony made entirely of sounds from nature.

Lee Gregory, of Todmorden, has released “The Offshoots Symphony”, a 42-minute ambient piece in five parts featuring sounds such as birds, frogs, bees and water recorded at the Offshoots Permaculture Project site at Towneley Park, Burnley.
http://www.todmordennews.co.uk/news/...hony-1-4423768

[eco4560]

I'd love to hear that!

[Michaelangelica]

AN ENVIRONMENTALIST has brought to life the sounds of a famous wood by laying the them down on a CD.

Music man Lee Gregory, 40, has spent over 100 hours recording and composing the 42-minute symphony using the sounds of nature.

Lee, who sells music memorabilia online, has been an acoustic musician for a couple of years making and recording music using natural sounds.

He single-handedly ran the project on behalf of Offshoots Permaculture Project, where he has volunteered since 2005.
http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk...odland_sounds/