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Created through a night of experimentation, intoxication, and creative flare, Pete Curly, Hart Goetze, and Benny Profaine Jr managed to create this unique and progressive stoner jam. Featuring some of the most psychedelic and jazzy music Hart has released so far, this track is a must have for any long time fans of Hart's music, or any classic stoner rock enthusiast in general. Lineup: HARTBEAT (drums, backup vocals) PETE CURLY(lyrics, bass, lead vocal) BENNY PROFAINE JR.(gui

Hart Goetze continues with his excellent collection of progressive rock audio tracks recorded in his heydays, and laid in the archive until now. Straight from the mouth of the man himself, here's a description for this catchy little dandy, "This is another track from the Kanaktis Band. This song is live off the floor at the studio. A great pop song with strong vocals and out front rhythm guitar by Marvin. At this stage we had a different bass player, and our front end vocalis

Another excellent track from Hart Goetze, this time "this song is the first of a few that [were] created between rock band projects. Had a crack at programming and producing everything [himself], with a programmable midi keyboard. And using [his] Fostex mixing board & eight track reel recorder. All vocals and instrument tracks are [done by Hart] and [his] energetic creativity at work. Inspired by the Iraq situation when Saddam was still in power". Listen to the track on his o

Here's a description of this excellent track right from the main man himself. Check it out: "This track came about back in 2001-02 as a result of some unfinished left-over's from the N.D.R. days. So one Sunday morning I feel inspired and listen to the musical track of this song (without lyrics), and thought of what I could add as to complete it? I remembered these awesome words of a song written by my good friend JOE WILLIAMS. With his blessing I had some ideas and his lyrics

Hitting us up with another great song from the archive, Hart Goetze has another expertly crafted song for us here from his 90's era material with the Blue Law Band. This time featuring a dynamic crew of Hart-Hartbeat Goetze on drums, Andy Olexa on bass and vocals, Al Sabourin on guitar, Richard McMullan and keys & midi wind synth, this song truly offers a dynamic brew of interesting sounds and melodies. You can follow Hart on his official Reverbnation to get a wider collectiv