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Cymbals and Gongs 3
14:35
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The darkness retreats before the onslaught of the Sun. Gray clouds drift aimlessly, splintered remnants of an early morning overcast.
I walk alone and my gaze turns to the sky. -Michael David Gilley, 1969
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Sonic 4 + 4
12:49
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The Sun is gone now. To mourn its' passing, the sky has drawn up its' clouds and made them to shed tears on the earth. The false security of the day has been washed through a thousand rivulets and into the drainage ditches down the street. (from "Evening") by Michael David Gilley (1969)
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Sonic 5
08:43
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Soft night surrounds me.
Help my eyes to forget the harsh light of day.
Take me into your shadows and hide me.
(from "Sleep") by Michael David Gilley, Istanbul, Turkey, 1969
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Sonic 6
15:57
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How fast it comes, morning.
How swiftly the sunrise shatters the night.
How quickly the quiet blackness disperses
before the onslaught of the sun.
How soon, twilight.
How quickly the sun descends.
How quietly the day ebbs
as the soft mist of dusk rises.
(from "Cycle") by Michael David Gilley (1969)
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Sonic 7
09:54
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I felt myself being engulfed in the splendor which surrounded me. I no longer felt a part of this world. I felt as if my mind had exploded. I felt as if every magnificent sight and sound in the world was now gathered right there inside my head. -Michael David Gilley ("The Lady of the Lights") excerpt from the book: "The Corruption of Denny McAllister" (1969)
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Moore/Myers Ohio
Ken Moore has been using sound as music since 1975. This site began as a promotion for the Moore/Myers band, which released two albums in the 1980s. Now, Ken has expanded his talents to include percussion and abstract recordings from the Gong Room. With the addition of Short Story, ACS is creating even better adventurous sounds, more than ever before. ... more
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