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  • Dark Company: Mirror (alpha mix)
    Ghost of the Art is the fifth album by Dark Company and widely regarded as their most emotional. Sequencing was performed by George and Jeff at Silent Running Studios using an Atari 1040 with Cubase v. 2.01, a Kawai K4r, Yamaha TG33, Akai S900 and an E-Mu Pro-Cussion.
    These are the pieced together fragments of the songs Dark Company were creating during 1993 and the early part of 1994. Much of the sequenced material managed to survive the interim period. Guide guitar and bass tracks have been added to provide an idea of how these songs go.
    Wud Records are currently engaged in restoring all of Dark Company’s back catalogue. These songs on Ghost of the Art are alpha mixes and need a lot of work to finish them off. When updates are uploaded we shall let you know in the Wud Records ‘news’ service.
    6 min
  • Dark Company: The Thin Man (alpha mix)
    Ghost of the Art is the fifth album by Dark Company and widely regarded as their most emotional. Sequencing was performed by George and Jeff at Silent Running Studios using an Atari 1040 with Cubase v. 2.01, a Kawai K4r, Yamaha TG33, Akai S900 and an E-Mu Pro-Cussion.
    These are the pieced together fragments of the songs Dark Company were creating during 1993 and the early part of 1994. Much of the sequenced material managed to survive the interim period. Guide guitar and bass tracks have been added to provide an idea of how these songs go.
    Wud Records are currently engaged in restoring all of Dark Company’s back catalogue. These songs on Ghost of the Art are alpha mixes and need a lot of work to finish them off. When updates are uploaded we shall let you know in the Wud Records ‘news’ service.
    3 min
  • Dark Company: Reasons (beta mix)
    Ghost of the Art is the fifth album by Dark Company and widely regarded as their most emotional. Sequencing was performed by George and Jeff at Silent Running Studios using an Atari 1040 with Cubase v. 2.01, a Kawai K4r, Yamaha TG33, Akai S900 and an E-Mu Pro-Cussion.
    These are the pieced together fragments of the songs Dark Company were creating during 1993 and the early part of 1994. Much of the sequenced material managed to survive the interim period. Guide guitar and bass tracks have been added to provide an idea of how these songs go.
    Wud Records are currently engaged in restoring all of Dark Company’s back catalogue. These songs on Ghost of the Art are alpha mixes and need a lot of work to finish them off. When updates are uploaded we shall let you know in the Wud Records ‘news’ service.
    6 min
  • The Bastard Sons of Dennis: The Furniture (part 6: the cabinet)
    The Furniture (part 6: the cabinet) by The Bastard Sons of Dennis, from their album Cherry Smoke Empire.
    The Furniture (Los Muebles) is a traditional northern Spanish sea shanty from the Asturias region.
    It tells a tale of how a dysfunctional family of linguistically challenged fishermen lost and then found some furniture following a flood, and the consequences.
    Linguistically challenged means, in this case, they were not terribly bright and could not even speak their own language very well.
    The Spanish version has been loosely translated into English by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.
    From an idea by Daniel Richardson.
    This song and its anomalies of translation make a great teaching aid, if one happens to have students learning English or Spanish.
    THE FURNITURE (PART 6: THE CABINET)
    Aha! El gabineta.
    El gabineta se ha utilizado almacanar pescados.
    El gabineta se ha utilizado almacanar pescados.
    Ah, the cabinet!
    The cabinet has been used to store fish.
    The cabinet has been used to store fish.
    E so es razonable.
    Eran abadejos?
    No.
    That’s reasonable.
    Were there any haddock?
    No.
    Donde esta mis oficina de los hermanos?
    Donde esta mis oficina de los hermanos?
    Where is the bureau of my brother?
    Where is the bureau of my brother?
    Music and lyrics: A. Richardson/G. Davies
    Rhythm guitar and Spanish voices: Q.Wim Lijkkes
    Lead guitar and English voices: Yuri Nation
    Originally released November 25, 2012
    Recorded, engineered, mixed and mastered at Wud Records Studio One 2012.
    Copyright © 2012 Wud Records.
    Copyright ℗ 2012 Explicit Music.
    The full length version of The Furniture/Los Muebles is here:
    https://soundcloud.com/wud-records/the-bastard-sons-of-dennis-the-furniture-los-muebles
    https://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/track/the-furniture-los-muebles
    2 min
  • The Bastard Sons of Dennis: The Furniture (part 5: the bathtub)
    The Furniture (part 5: the bathtub) by The Bastard Sons of Dennis, from their album Cherry Smoke Empire.
    The Furniture (Los Muebles) is a traditional northern Spanish sea shanty from the Asturias region.
    It tells a tale of how a dysfunctional family of linguistically challenged fishermen lost and then found some furniture following a flood, and the consequences.
    Linguistically challenged means, in this case, they were not terribly bright and could not even speak their own language very well.
    The Spanish version has been loosely translated into English by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.
    From an idea by Daniel Richardson.
    This song and its anomalies of translation make a great teaching aid, if one happens to have students learning English or Spanish.
    THE FURNITURE (PART 5: THE BATHTUB)
    Aha! La banera.
    Una morsa con una erupcion repugnante se esta recuperando en la banera.
    Una morsa con una erupcion repugnante se esta recuperando en la banera.
    Aha, there's the bathtub!
    A walrus with a nasty rash is recovering in the bathtub.
    A walrus with a nasty rash is recovering in the bathtub.
    Oh no, no otra vez.
    Oh no, not again.
    Donde esta mis gabineta de los hermanos?
    Donde esta mis gabineta de los hermanos?
    Where is the cabinet of my brother?
    Where is the cabinet of my brother?
    Music and lyrics: A. Richardson/G. Davies
    Rhythm guitar, Spanish voices and ploppage: Q.Wim Lijkkes
    Lead guitar and English voices: Yuri Nation
    Originally released November 25, 2012
    Recorded, engineered, mixed and mastered at Wud Records Studio One 2012.
    Copyright © 2012 Wud Records.
    Copyright ℗ 2012 Explicit Music.
    The full length version of The Furniture/Los Muebles is here:
    https://soundcloud.com/wud-records/the-bastard-sons-of-dennis-the-furniture-los-muebles
    https://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/track/the-furniture-los-muebles
    2 min
  • The Bastard Sons of Dennis: The Furniture (part 4: the chair)
    The Furniture (part 4: the chair) by The Bastard Sons of Dennis, from their album Cherry Smoke Empire.
    The Furniture (Los Muebles) is a traditional northern Spanish sea shanty from the Asturias region.
    It tells a tale of how a dysfunctional family of linguistically challenged fishermen lost and then found some furniture following a flood, and the consequences.
    Linguistically challenged means, in this case, they were not terribly bright and could not even speak their own language very well.
    The Spanish version has been loosely translated into English by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.
    From an idea by Daniel Richardson.
    This song and its anomalies of translation make a great teaching aid, if one happens to have students learning English or Spanish.
    THE FURNITURE (PART 4: THE CHAIR)
    Aha! La silla!
    Alguien fijo el fuego a la silla.
    Alguien fijo el fuego a la silla.
    Ah, there's the chair!
    Somebody has set fire to the chair.
    Somebody has set fire to the chair.
    Que se ardia cuando llegue...
    ¿Por qué usted no llamó al departamento de bomberos?
    Mi teléfono barato tiene solamente los números cero a ocho.
    Tire el otro que hace las campanas atar.
    It was like that when I arrived...
    Why did you not call the Fire Brigade?
    My cheap phone only has the numbers zero to eight.
    Pull the other one, it has bells on.
    ¿Cómo llegaste a todos aquellos vinculados a la pierna?
    Bueno, no fue fácil y tardó algo más de una semana, pero lo logré al final, como se puede escuchar.
    How did you manage to get all of those attached to your leg?
    Well, it wasn't easy and it took just over a week, but I managed it in the end, as you can hear.
    Donde esta mis banera de los hermanos?
    Donde esta mis banera de los hermanos?
    Where is the bathtub of my brother?
    Where is the bathtub of my brother?
    Music and lyrics: A. Richardson/G. Davies
    Rhythm guitar and Spanish voices: Q.Wim Lijkkes.
    Lead guitar and English voices: Yuri Nation.
    Surprised squeak: Kim Davies.
    Bells downloaded from various free online sound sample sources.
    Originally released November 19, 2012.
    Recorded, engineered, mixed and mastered at Wud Records Studio One 2012.
    Copyright © 2012 Wud Records.
    Copyright ℗ 2012 Explicit Music.
    The full length version of The Furniture/Los Muebles is here:
    https://soundcloud.com/wud-records/the-bastard-sons-of-dennis-the-furniture-los-muebles
    https://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/track/the-furniture-los-muebles
    2 min
  • The Bastard Sons of Dennis: The Furniture (part 3: the table)
    The Furniture (part 3: the table) by The Bastard Sons of Dennis, from their album Cherry Smoke Empire.
    The Furniture (Los Muebles) is a traditional northern Spanish sea shanty from the Asturias region.
    It tells a tale of how a dysfunctional family of linguistically challenged fishermen lost and then found some furniture following a flood, and the consequences.
    Linguistically challenged means, in this case, they were not terribly bright and could not even speak their own language very well.
    The Spanish version has been loosely translated into English by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.
    From an idea by Daniel Richardson.
    This song and its anomalies of translation make a great teaching aid, if one happens to have students learning English or Spanish.
    THE FURNITURE (PART 3: THE TABLE)
    Aha! La table.
    La table ha sufriedo ponderosa mente en las manos de piratas.
    La table ha sufriedo ponderosa mente en las manos de piratas.
    Ah, there's the table!
    (translation unclear)
    Donde esta mis silla de los hermanos?
    Donde esta mis silla de los hermanos?
    Where is the chair of my brother?
    Where is the chair of my brother?
    Music and lyrics: A. Richardson/G. Davies
    Rhythm guitar and Spanish voices: Q.Wim Lijkkes.
    Lead guitar and English voices: Yuri Nation.
    Originally released November 11, 2012.
    Recorded, engineered, mixed and mastered at Wud Records Studio One 2012.
    Copyright © 2012 Wud Records.
    Copyright ℗ 2012 Explicit Music.
    The full length version of The Furniture/Los Muebles is here:
    https://soundcloud.com/wud-records/the-bastard-sons-of-dennis-the-furniture-los-muebles
    https://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/track/the-furniture-los-muebles
    1 min
  • The Bastard Sons of Dennis: The Furniture (part 2: the wardrobe)
    The Furniture (part 2: the wardrobe) by The Bastard Sons of Dennis, from their album Cherry Smoke Empire.
    The Furniture (Los Muebles) is a traditional northern Spanish sea shanty from the Asturias region.
    It tells a tale of how a dysfunctional family of linguistically challenged fishermen lost and then found some furniture following a flood, and the consequences.
    Linguistically challenged means, in this case, they were not terribly bright and could not even speak their own language very well.
    The Spanish version has been loosely translated into English by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.
    From an idea by Daniel Richardson.
    This song and its anomalies of translation make a great teaching aid, if one happens to have students learning English or Spanish.
    THE FURNITURE (PART 2: THE WARDROBE)
    Aha! La guaderropa!
    Pero el abuelo defecado en al guaderropa.
    Pero el abuelo defecado en al guaderropa.
    Como irrita.
    Ah, there is the wardrobe!
    Grandfather has defecated in the wardrobe.
    Grandfather has defecated in the wardrobe.
    How irritating.
    Donde esta mis tabla de los hermanos?
    Donde esta mis tabla de los hermanos?
    Where is the table of my brother?
    Where is the table of my brother?
    Music and lyrics: A. Richardson/G. Davies
    Rhythm guitar and Spanish voices: Q.Wim Lijkkes.
    Lead guitar and English voices: Yuri Nation.
    Originally released November 10, 2012.
    Recorded, engineered, mixed and mastered at Wud Records Studio One 2012.
    Copyright © 2012 Wud Records.
    Copyright ℗ 2012 Explicit Music.
    The full length version of The Furniture/Los Muebles is here:
    https://soundcloud.com/wud-records/the-bastard-sons-of-dennis-the-furniture-los-muebles
    https://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/track/the-furniture-los-muebles
    1 min
  • The Bastard Sons of Dennis: The Cruellest Dream
    The Cruellest Dream by The Bastard Sons of Dennis, from their album Cherry Smoke Empire.
    The Cruellest Dream is a beautiful, haunting, whimsical song which is performed solo on guitar and voice by Q. Wim Lijkkes. It is an old song that was recorded on 1st November 2012 in Studio One, and it was mixed and mastered on 2nd November 2012.
    It first became a part of the repertoire of The Bastard Sons of Dennis during their early days in the sand dunes on Exmouth beach in the summer of 1994. Yuri was never quite able to fully understand or master the various temporal conundrums contained within and eventually abandoned the idea of being able to perform it with any degree of certainty.
    As The Cruellest Dream is such a wonderful song, we all wanted to include it on this collection of recordings so that the fans of The Bastard Sons of Dennis could finally enjoy it as well. The Cruellest Dream was never performed live by our gruesome twosome.
    The song is available for download from our shop at Bandcamp.
    THE CRUELLEST DREAM
    Did you remember me that morning
    The things that I said
    As the sun crept up your body
    As you lay in your bed
    Well my feet barely touched the ground
    In the daylight the night time sound
    That enveloped my tired and weary head
    Awakened by a sunrise a glow of delight
    And I knew that I had kissed you, I knew it felt right
    While I deciphered the way it seemed
    I had cried at the cruellest dreams
    And you enlightened my soul with mouth to mouth
    While I followed you excited, I wasn't prepared
    For the energies created, the things that we shared
    I began to believe in you
    From the forests of love anew
    Comes the screaming of heart's desire released
    But my symbols were distorted, your eyes held the truth
    Had I looked I would have noticed the sign of his hoof
    My invocation was part undone as I cried for the setting sun
    And the mother I held the love frowned down
    Words and music by A. Richardson.
    This recording is copyright © 2012 Wud Records.
    The intellectual property of this song is copyright ℗ 1993 Explicit Music.
    Recorded, engineered, mixed and mastered at Wud Records Studio One.
    Artwork by Blueprint Studios.
    Performed by Q.Wim Lijkkes on vocals and guitar.
    4 min
  • The Bastard Sons of Dennis: The Furniture (Los Muebles)
    The Furniture (Los Muebles) by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.
    This is a song in nine parts sung in both Spanish and English. The Furniture (Los Muebles) is a traditional northern Spanish sea shanty from the Asturias region. It tells a tale of how a dysfunctional family of linguistically challenged fishermen lost and then found some furniture following a flood, and the consequences.
    Linguistically challenged means, in this case, they were not terribly bright and could not even speak their own language very well.
    The Spanish version has been loosely translated into English by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.
    From an idea by Daniel Richardson.
    This song and its anomalies of translation make a great teaching aid, if one happens to have students learning English or Spanish. If you do, and you happen to use this track as a teaching aid, do please let us know how your lesson went and what you did! :)
    A complete set of lyrics are available here:
    https://www.explicitmusic.co.uk/lyrics-information/the-bastard-sons-of-dennis/cherry-smoke-empire/furniture-los-muebles
    You can download the song from Bandcamp here:
    https://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/track/the-furniture-los-muebles
    Music and lyrics: A. Richardson/G. Davies.
    Rhythm guitar and Spanish voices: Q. Wim Lijkkes
    Lead guitar and English voices: Yuri Nation
    Recorded, engineered, mixed and mastered at Wud Records Studio One 2012.
    Copyright © Wud Records 2012.
    Copyright ℗ Explicit Music 2012.
    Originally released as part of the Cherry Smoke Empire album by by The Bastard Sons of Dennis 31/10/2102.
    Compiled and released as a separate single 22/01/2017.
    13 min

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