"Battlefield" genre: Instrumental Rock
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	From the stunning poem by H.S. Mitchell comes a song so passionate that to listen to it both awakens the soul and grips it. Soaring piano, cello, strings, drums, fretless bass, complicated progressions, and the gut-wrenching heart aching lead guitar, played by Mark Skipper cap off this true masterpiece of a song. THIS SONG represents the first collaborative combination of Lana J. Albert and Damien Project. Intricate in layering, expert sound, and true emotions, Mark adds a depth to Battlefield to with a parallel can scarcely be found. We look forward to much more!! To read H.S. Mitchell's poem, you may click on the song title.
	MP3.com CD: Equilibrium of Feeling - buy it! CD: Equilibrium of Feeling   Label: Ljamusic.com Credits: COLLABORATION: Mark Skipper & Damien Project, Lana J. Albert, and H. S. Mitchell
	Story Behind the Song BATTLEFIELD H. S. Mitchell a bridge has been built that spans the chasm between what is realized and what is known a strategic necessity to get to the land where poems are found soldiers of misfortune and prisoners of war looking for escape wait on the other side when the bridge-keeper sleeps, they cross with the imperceptible creaking of uneasy dreams, sneak into consciousness with the cover of morning fog days spent hiding in the trenches between surface thoughts waiting each night for reinforcements to come patient with the knowledge of an enemy unaware trenches full, courage high the army of the suppressed begin their battle cry startled, the keeper runs to the arsenal of rational thought confused and overwhelmed when all the weapons jam outnumbered and out-voiced retreat to the place where sanity is shielded, the only option outside the bunker a one-sided war rages on violent explosions of anger wailing sirens of unchained sadness machine gun fire of accusations inside the bunker, walls trembling the keeper sits on a bare cement floor rocking to the rhythm of thunder as battalions of pain march across the bridge

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