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Sound Sample Page

This page contains many samples of Etcetera music, and a few other related bands. All samples are in the
MPEG Audio Layer III
format. I will rotate songs occasionally, to make you visit my site
again some other time.
If you have visited this site during the past 5 years, you may have noticed very little
activity. Due to little available time I have had no time to make the necessary updates,
so this has not been as exciting a place to visit as it could have been. And since Etcetera
is not an active band, this is not so surprising.
However, there is a lot of music to be heard from Etcetera and related projects, for those
that are interested, and this is the place to find it! This is an archive of music representing
the different phases of Etcetera.
All folders of available Etcetera music is here.
Collaborations between Per and Frank and other electronic projects
is here.
Etcetera 1986
The original Etcetera line-up, here in a primitive recording of Michaels "Blandede Bolscher". Too bad
we never made a proper recording of this song, but I have a good recording of Michael playing
the piano part, so maybe it will happen some day. The drum sound is ghastly, but Johnnie makes up for it with so many
ideas that I still wonder if he had an extra arm at play here.
The 1986 demo tape made at Tage Lütkens studio is here at full length. The songs are the
Etcetera standards: Michaels 18 Years of which this
is the best recording we have, Camel which was mainly my idea
made up on the spot in the rehearsal room, and the earliest arrangement of Experience
More details can be found here.
Etcetera Sweden 1999
Etcetera played as the warm up act for the Flower Kings in Göteborg, Sweden in
1999, arranged by GARF. There is a crude video of that event, with an even
cruder audio track. After spending a lot of time editing the audio, the sound quality has
become at least bearable, but after spending all this time noodling with the sound, I
thought somebody should benefit, with a download here
Etcetera 2002-2004
The remaining downloads are newer. The folders from 2002 to 2004 sadly documents the decline of Etcetera. If you compare
the comparative energy of the 2002 folders with the lacklust of 2004, it is eminent why we had to stop.
I loved the psychedelia of UFO
but the others hated it. Too bad. I think we were onto something there.
There was a lot of great group improvisations. I thought it was a way to change Etcetera compositions from being an
individual endeavour to a common thing, but it never materialized as compositions, so this is all that will ever
come out of these rehearsals. Too bad. But judge for yourself. There's a lot of interesting improvs.
Afterlife 2004-
After 2004 my activity has been low, but has occasionally spun off a song or
two. While some of these definitely did not belong in the context of
Etcetera, a few of them would. Some of them are even based on actual Etcetera
rehearsals, and so have some street cred as Etc songs. Here is a quick collection of song demos of
varying quality, that I think would have made it to an Etcetera recording:
Copyright 2005 by Frank Carvalho
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