RON S- Dillion "Mosrite" w/Roland Guitar Synth, 5 and 12 str. Bass, Acoustic guitar, Drum and various Tape Loops, and some soft synth noises.
Influences
Everything i could get my head around - (if I listed everything I'd use up all my avail. space.)
Sounds Like
I guess I'll have to say that now that I've expanded my songs list , that I sound like all of my influences , which , even though they are many , there are a few that come through most : Camel, Steve Hillage,Robert Fripp, Brian Eno,King Crimson,Steve Hackett, and someone once commented they heard some Tangerine Dream( I do own quite a few of their ALBUMS).
I really can't figure out why people use the 3rd person narrative(BOB DOLE THIS AND BOB DOLE THAT) when describing themselves and their music,.. oh well..-- I 've been in a few bands over the years, some more successful than others, but I enjoyed playing in all of them. The last band I was in just before I moved to Virginia ,called STATIC CLING, was by far the more interesting of the outfits I had the pleasure to be a part of. I was also in the Skeleton Crew(Static Cling) backing up the punk rock goddess Helen Wheels!!( go to www.cellsum.com)(Helen Wheels.com) Helen was a TRUE ARTIST.With the Helen Wheels Band I was able to go to NYC and play CBGB's a few times and meet some great people along the way!! .I've been associated with the following people in some manner ,either on the same stage or jamming :-James Cotton(25 yrs. ago!),Glenn Phillips(Glenn has recorded guitar for our cd), Boston folkie legend Bob Jordan( we played on one of Bob's cd's), the Brain Surgeons(Albert Bouchard), Man-O-War, members of Alice Cooper ,the Dictators, Head East(25yrs ago!) and members of Blue Oyster Cult. I don't seem to be tied to any genre of music , but I do tend to be leaning in a certain direction I guess. I 'm open to collaborating with anyone who wants to try. I've alredy collab'd with some great artists and am always ready to try something different..I find not knowing where the music will take you an exciting adventure..You can also go to zebox.com/rsssyd and check out my more Fripp and Crimson stuff.Thanks to everyone who has commented so far, I 'm sorry if I missed anyone. RON S
Moving!!! Ron, all these tracks are superb, and thanks for your comments re;mystuff! LOL! Loops, they'll drive you insane. Haven't used historical sound bytes in some time, this was fun. When are you going to release all this material on CD or Downloadpack??? Keep on making the superb music my friend. Phil
Hi Ron, I am not sure if I am in or out. The view from my window tells me I am in. The sounds I enjoy from my speakers puts me outside in a "summerstorm". I enjoy it very much! Viveka
Hi Ron Just checking out the songs you uploaded to your player:-) "summer storm" very beautiful guitarsounds from you and i really enjoyed listening to "am incident" i understand this is one of your older songs but i havent heard it before, 16 min ! i like this very much esp after 7 min very good Ron ! New collab here on myspace with me Peter Thorn and Jim Goodin, welcome and listen if you have some spare time, www.myspace.com/jindream
Hi Ron Very nice to hear from you, i understand you have had a bad internet connections and that you have moved house. (i know how that is, chaos) Hope everything has worked out well. I have just enjoyed listening to all your songs again, always a pleasure for me :-) Anders
Hi Ron, nice to hear you as ever! Kiss in the mist is definitely my fave here, although all tracks are very appealing! Thanks so much for staying in touch, look forward to a release soon after all your moving around. Must be difficult. All the very best, Phil
Hey Ron ! Yup, Still In Tunisia. I'm Working In A Club-Hotel, As A Sound&Lights Tech For The Animation Team Shows. It's Not Bad, I'm Learning A Lot. But I Miss Home And Making Music. I Don't Have Much Time Off Work. How's It Going For You In The US Of Hell ?
Nice chordchanges in your "moving". Is that your stresslevel when moving? I get visions of Pat the Postman plodding along. You must be really cool! I am laid Back, but when moving NEEEJ! Good luck in your new pad, Viv
Hey Man ! Glad You Noticed The Reference. I Guess "The Lamb" Is One Of These Life-Changing Albums. Things Are Pretty Sweet These Days. We Had Our First Gig With My Metal Band (BeKind). Was Cool. My Laptop Did Not Explode Or Burn, So I'm Rather Satisfied. And On The Professional Level, I Found A Job As A Sound/Light Engineer For A Touristy Hotel In The Caribbean. I'll Leave In January And Be Back In October. So Much For French Unemployment !!! What Are You Up To ?
