Rainy Day Pad
from Music for Driving and Film, vol. II by Reverend Screaming Fingers
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From the same Che Lucky session that yielded, 'March of the Kodachrome Soldier,' this is one of Wil's self-described 'typical ambient organ pads' and a nice closer to any album.
The track appears in the Overdub Club's multi-projector 16mm work in progress, 'The Clan of the Cavebear'
The track appears in the Overdub Club's multi-projector 16mm work in progress, 'The Clan of the Cavebear'
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from Music for Driving and Film, vol. II,
released January 1, 2011
Wil Hendricks - Organ
Reverend Screaming Fingers - Bass
composition by Wil Hendricks
Recorded at Lucky Studios
Wil Hendricks - Organ
Reverend Screaming Fingers - Bass
composition by Wil Hendricks
Recorded at Lucky Studios
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Reverend Screaming Fingers Joshua Tree, California
music from melodic to chaotic, rooted in primitive americana, punk rock and avant garde."Morricone composing surf music on Laudnum, performed at a secret opium den in the basement of CBGB’s"
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