Dave Phillips - Field Recordings
01. Dave Phillips - Walking and Climbing Through Jungle Along a Stream in the Midday Heat, Up to the 7th Tier Of 1:4302. Dave Phillips - A Waterfall, 1:0003. Dave Phillips - Wandering Along a Footpath, As the Sun Starts to Set and Some Creatures Tune Up for the Evening Concertoes. 4:0504. Dave Phillips - One of My Favorite Insects, Piercingly Loud, Its Sound Can Be Heard for Miles, 1:3805. Dave Phillips - And They Appear in Varying Frequencies, 1:1908. Dave Phillips - And Early Morning Jungle Walks. 0:4209. Dave Phillips - Another Individual of the Same Kind Found on 4 and 5, with What I Call the 'Whistler'. 2:2710 Dave Phillips - Ornithological Oration, 1:0112 Dave Phillips - Some Insects/Sounds Seem Harder to Come by Than Others, and Probably Only Play at Specific Times, Like This Group I Heard, but the Once, at Around 3 P.M. in a Bamboo-Forest I Often Passed. 0:2513 Dave Phillips - Some Insects/Sounds Seem Harder to Come by Than Others, and Probably Only Play at Specific Times, Like This Group I Heard, but the Once, at Around 3 P.M. in a Bamboo-Forest I Often Passed. 2:2214 Dave Phillips - Early Morning Gibbon Vocalisations And 1:5515 Dave Phillips - Canine Games. 0:4816 Dave Phillips - Late Afternoon Canine Accompaniment on My Way to Catch the Jungle's Insect Musicians at Their Loudest, 0:5917 Dave Phillips - Grand Sunset Concerto, in the Midst of the Jungle, the Recording Does Not Do the Event Justice - Impossible to Document. 20:2218 Dave Phillips - The Tukae Is a Shy Night Creature, Related to the Gecko but Much Larger, Rarely Seen but Often Heard, the Male's Mating-Call. 0:3419 Dave Phillips - Moving Slowly Along the Coastal Road of Chang Island at Night, 1:1920 Dave Phillips - Moving Slowly Along the Coastal Road of Chang Island at Night, 0:5321 Dave Phillips - Coming Across a Lost Puppy on the Beach, 0:5622 Dave Phillips - And These Frogs, in a Pond About 100 Meters from the Beach, Who Follow, Same As the Zicadas on 6, a Certain Compositional Pattern, What with the Larger Vocalists Coming in at Certain Points Where the Higher Registers Reduce Their Volume, Et Cetera. and Who Said Animals Had No Culture? 5:5523 Dave Phillips - Bullfrogs, Who Somehow Dig Themselves Under the Earth's Outer Layer, Usually in Very Swampy Areas. Their Song Is Sung Mostly During and After Rainfall. 2:1224 Dave Phillips - Bullfrogs, Who Somehow Dig Themselves Under the Earth's Outer Layer, Usually in Very Swampy Areas. Their Song Is Sung Mostly During and After Rainfall. 3:0726 Dave Phillips - The Same Type of Insect As Found on 4, 5, 9, and Others, in More of a Solo Position, and Complete, with Distinct Mates, and the Sea, in the Background. the Sunset Concerto on This Particular Island Prominently Features This Type of Insect. 5:48