Great melodies and superb energy in this track. It is very catchy! I'd play the radio while on a long ride through the desert (never done that but that sounds like a fun trope), and could imagine ending on this track being played on the radio at 5am, as the sun is rising. And this feels just perfect.

Great melodies and superb energy in this track. It is very catchy! I'd play the radio while on a long ride through the desert (never done that but that sounds like a fun trope), and could imagine ending on this track being played on the radio at 5am, as the sun is rising. And this feels just perfect.

You're a lyrical master. I don't know how you come up with these lyrics so fast. Love how you took the story and wrote a whole tune around it. The tune is GREAT.

You're a lyrical master. I don't know how you come up with these lyrics so fast. Love how you took the story and wrote a whole tune around it. The tune is GREAT.

Wonderful fuzzy guitarsound and a beautiful lyric idea you brought together. Very well done.

Wonderful fuzzy guitarsound and a beautiful lyric idea you brought together. Very well done.

oh wow, this was such a fun trip!
i had to giggle at
"pass all around it" leading to "this sad joint" 

this tune dips into that "what if TMBG were an Elephant 6 band?" vibe that you are so good at conjuring. another strong CC melody!

speaking of E6, i was sad to read about Will Cullen Hart passing recently. i thought of you. i'm guessing you read it, but if not - Robert Schneider's tribute is worth looking up. so sad, but what a legacy.

hope this week has been better for you and your family. 

oh wow, this was such a fun trip! i had to giggle at "pass all around it" leading to "this sad joint" :D this tune dips into that "what if TMBG were an Elephant 6 band?" vibe that you are so good at conjuring. another strong CC melody! speaking of E6, i was sad to read about Will Cullen Hart passing recently. i thought of you. i'm guessing you read it, but if not - Robert Schneider's tribute is worth looking up. so sad, but what a legacy. hope this week has been better for you and your family. <3

Totally agree with SQF, you come up with some awesome lyrical lines and make it seem easy each week   The guitars sound awesome in this.  Love the grungy fuzzy feel of it.  "Encased in stone.  Keys to the throne" \m/

Totally agree with SQF, you come up with some awesome lyrical lines and make it seem easy each week :) The guitars sound awesome in this. Love the grungy fuzzy feel of it. "Encased in stone. Keys to the throne" \m/

I'm going to have to add onto the comments about how impressed I am at coming up with lyrics on top of the awesome accompaniment. There is definitely a TMBG feel to this and I love it all!

I'm going to have to add onto the comments about how impressed I am at coming up with lyrics on top of the awesome accompaniment. There is definitely a TMBG feel to this and I love it all! ;)

Suitable amount of fuzz, really enjoyed this!

Suitable amount of fuzz, really enjoyed this!

I like the association of the sunrise in the desert.  Thanks for listening!

Thanks!  Tracks with lyrics definitely take me longer to write than instrumentals, but I've got my process down where I can churn them out relatively fast, albeit with a little bit of second guessing and beating my head against the wall along the way. 

Thanks!  Gotta love those fuzzy guitars.

Thanks!  I did read Robert Schneider's tribute to Will Cullen Hart and was saddened to hear of his passing.  Extra sad that both of the main forces behind Olivia Tremor Control went so young.  I listened to some Circulatory System this week as well in his honor.  WCH was truly capable of making some unreal sounds.  I watched an interview with him semi-recently on YouTube.  It was interesting, but hard to follow at times, partially because he sort of has a mumbly way of talking and also says "you know" a real lot (I know he suffered from MS and that may have contributed to that), but it was also obvious his mind works in a very unusual way.  I'm really glad to have gotten to listen to his music.

It isn't always easy, but I suppose the trick is making it look that way.    It is good to have a way to put that old English degree to good use.  Thanks for listening!

Thanks!  I didn't set out to go for a TMBG vibe necessarily, but I listened to them enough back in the day that they've surely infiltrated my DNA.

Thanks!  I've got a soft spot for fuzz.

[quote=Kedbreak136]Great melodies and superb energy in this track. It is very catchy! I'd play the radio while on a long ride through the desert (never done that but that sounds like a fun trope), and could imagine ending on this track being played on the radio at 5am, as the sun is rising. And this feels just perfect.[/quote]I like the association of the sunrise in the desert. Thanks for listening! [quote=SQF]You're a lyrical master. I don't know how you come up with these lyrics so fast. Love how you took the story and wrote a whole tune around it. The tune is GREAT. [/quote]Thanks! Tracks with lyrics definitely take me longer to write than instrumentals, but I've got my process down where I can churn them out relatively fast, albeit with a little bit of second guessing and beating my head against the wall along the way. :) [quote=Q-Rosh]Wonderful fuzzy guitarsound and a beautiful lyric idea you brought together. Very well done.[/quote]Thanks! Gotta love those fuzzy guitars. [quote=jwh]oh wow, this was such a fun trip! i had to giggle at "pass all around it" leading to "this sad joint" :D this tune dips into that "what if TMBG were an Elephant 6 band?" vibe that you are so good at conjuring. another strong CC melody! speaking of E6, i was sad to read about Will Cullen Hart passing recently. i thought of you. i'm guessing you read it, but if not - Robert Schneider's tribute is worth looking up. so sad, but what a legacy. hope this week has been better for you and your family. <3 [/quote]Thanks! I did read Robert Schneider's tribute to Will Cullen Hart and was saddened to hear of his passing. Extra sad that both of the main forces behind Olivia Tremor Control went so young. I listened to some Circulatory System this week as well in his honor. WCH was truly capable of making some unreal sounds. I watched an interview with him semi-recently on YouTube. It was interesting, but hard to follow at times, partially because he sort of has a mumbly way of talking and also says "you know" a real lot (I know he suffered from MS and that may have contributed to that), but it was also obvious his mind works in a very unusual way. I'm really glad to have gotten to listen to his music. [quote=Tone Matrix]Totally agree with SQF, you come up with some awesome lyrical lines and make it seem easy each week :) The guitars sound awesome in this. Love the grungy fuzzy feel of it. "Encased in stone. Keys to the throne" \m/ [/quote]It isn't always easy, but I suppose the trick is making it look that way. :) It is good to have a way to put that old English degree to good use. Thanks for listening! [quote=PeterM]I'm going to have to add onto the comments about how impressed I am at coming up with lyrics on top of the awesome accompaniment. There is definitely a TMBG feel to this and I love it all! ;) [/quote]Thanks! I didn't set out to go for a TMBG vibe necessarily, but I listened to them enough back in the day that they've surely infiltrated my DNA. [quote=mzunguko]Suitable amount of fuzz, really enjoyed this![/quote]Thanks! I've got a soft spot for fuzz.

Rollicking journey! This just bops in a happy catching fuzzy way yesss. I love this story. Bookmark the page indeed.

Rollicking journey! This just bops in a happy catching fuzzy way yesss. I love this story. Bookmark the page indeed.

Thanks!  Bookmarks are important!

[quote=miraclemiles]Rollicking journey! This just bops in a happy catching fuzzy way yesss. I love this story. Bookmark the page indeed. [/quote]Thanks! Bookmarks are important!