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Soundart, Inc. : FEAR (Terrible Lie)

by John Tabacco

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F.E.A.R 02:23 video
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The Enemy Within 04:44
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THE ENEMY WITHIN Is it movement? Is it action? Is it contact or just reaction? Revolution? Or just resistance? Is it living or just existence? Is it movement? Is it action? Is it contact or just reaction? Revolution? Or just resistance? Is it living or just existence? Is it movement? Is it action? Is it contact or just reaction? Just reaction Just reaction Just reaction Not giving in to security under pressure Not missing out on the promise of adventure Not giving in to security under pressure Not giving up on impossible dreams Not giving in to security under pressure Not missing out on the promise of adventure Not giving in to security under pressure Not giving up on impossible dreams
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The Weapon 05:25
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THE WEAPON We've got nothing to fear but fear itself We've got nothing to fear but fear itself! We've got nothing to fear but fear itself We've got nothing to fear but fear itself! We've got nothing to fear but fear itself Megan: And the things that we fear are a weapon to be held against us.
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Witch Hunt 04:26
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WITCH HUNT So quick to judge So quick to anger So hard to understand So quick to judge So quick to anger Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand Dance! Dance! Dance!
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Gannon Fire Pt. I (Taste it) 03:23
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Strong work.
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Gannon Fire Pt. II (Boom) 02:32
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Gannon Fire Pt. III (Dint New Yit) 05:18
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Gannon Fire Pt. IV (Ritz Cracker Surprise) 05:31
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Gannon Fire Pt. IV point 5 02:37
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Gannon Fire Pts. IV, V, VI 09:37
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Band Practice 02:33
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F.E.A.R (Terrible Lie) 06:15
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This is a project Blake Seals (some people know him as Nicholas) had been threatening to do for many years. He finally came over to my studio and we started messing about on the computer. I showed Blake some of the basics to music making on Logic Pro and he picked up on it pretty quick. He then proceeded to get his son Dylan involved. Dylan was pretty hip to the computer software I was using and he instantly started adding his tasty ideas to the basic tracks Blake and I worked on. Blake had a concept in mind in doing these pieces. Some of the concept involved para-phrasing some of the lyrics found on the Canadian band, Rush's "Fear Trilogy". Even a vague homage or two to some of their music can be heard here. Since I don't know much Rush music a lot of the references went over my head. That was OK. I still learned a great deal about EDM music from Dylan and it was great to see Blake come to the studio so enthused to be working on audio art. I was glad I could afford him that opportunity.

The art work in conjunction to this music can be found at www.digitalpaintings.com

This music coillection © 2014 by Soundart, Inc.

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released May 31, 2015

Blake Seals : Programming
Dylan Seals : Programming
John Tabacco : Programming, Vocals
Megan Seals : Vocals
Anthony Pomes : Guitars

Recorded by John Tabacco at Suburban Hermit Studios II, Stony Brook, NY, using Logic Pro 7
Mixed by John Tabacco, and Blake Seals

Art Work by Blake Seals

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John Tabacco Stony Brook, New York

John Tabacco is a composer, singer-songwriter, producer, recording engineer, and visual artist.

Like an unfolding musical diary / puzzle, Tabacco’s music and art are constantly being re-worked, juxtaposed and intertwined.

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