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 | thetiler said 1190 days ago |
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The words sure come alive with the music Enjoyed this, love the fact that you are making a wisdom song and the music fits right in. This kind of music is important to mankind. Seeking wisdom and making a precious song out of it! Thanks for sharing! |
 | jgurner said 1190 days ago |
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I can't wait... ...until the day I can just let go. On that day, I'm going to play this song very, very loud! There's a lot of happiness behind this tune and it shows. The lyrics, and the comments that prompted them, are truly inspired. Enjoyed it very much. Thanks for sharing this! |
 | perceptualvortex said 1190 days ago |
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Tadashi rocks! Oh man, this is great! Dig the lyrics, performance and production, and of course that it's about one of my fav MacJammers. |
 | Cori Ander said 1190 days ago |
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Great weather Wow what a cool start! And such great music! Again a top production! Either you are cultivating your personal style more and more or it is me getting more and more able to recognize it! This is highly enjoyable music that again makes me long to experience the climate of NSW Australia, you just must have very pleasant weather there! (Yes I am accepting your invitation to play at the caf in Pambula Beach ;-) Looking forwards to an album from you! You seem to be on the track! Keep on please! |
 | Tom Atwood said 1190 days ago |
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Mythic figure Sometimes 'quick turnarounds' are the best songs. This one appeals to me for several reasons. Lovely, laid back rhythm. Cool, easy vocals and breezy harmonies. But I think Tiler hit on it when he called this a "wisdom song." I like the idea of you lying in bed looking at the ceiling contemplating the words of Tadashi, the Japanese funkmeister and mystic. His poetry and song description narratives are a source of inspiration, joy and laughs for me. I sometimes wonder who he really is? Great piece, Neil. |
 | Tadashi Togawa said 1190 days ago |
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The word is unnecessary Neil, I do not say anything today. I was able to meet this song today. I am good only in it. I do not say anything today. I was able to meet this sound today. I am good only in it. Because the word is not needed. Good tune and good lyrics. I was enriched. Thank you very much,Neil Tadashi |
 | Macaudion said 1190 days ago |
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Another tasty ear treat... ...except, this one spilled all the way down to parts of me that before, I hadn't known existed... Great lyrics and of course, very nice vocal work as well. Your vocals and sylye of playing are quite unique and they pounce onto my ears in just the right way and it always seems that this happens at just the right moment w/ your music. I have to say, that the lyrics are quite resonant w/ me, as I've made some recent huge dicisions regarding relocating to move to a better area for me. (obviously represented in my music) I had to do a 'knock out punch' on some big fears of mine, but it all happened to work out quite well for me and in all phases of my life at this point. Everyday it feels like spring time in the heart. Thanks for capturing that with this wonderful kraft of words and music. This music making thing that we do here, it seems to be way more than showing up on the charts for all to see and hear. It's about sharing lives in special ways and, sharing them regardless of how distant and how wide, the tallest of boundries could be... Thanks for jump'n the fence... Dion |
 | _nderscore said 1189 days ago |
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dreamy gits great sound & lyrics, jiguma. i'm still tryin to figure out what all the words 'mean'. inspiring song, macjammer love! |
 | dexty96 said 1189 days ago |
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Wow I like it very much |
 | I.G.M. said 1188 days ago |
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Innovation Great song, Neil! A real song! I like Tadashi`s music very much and also his comments. Would be nice to learn more from people like him. It grooves! Ingo |
 | Ejh said 1188 days ago |
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The Byrds circa Younger Than Yesterday... ...but something else, too... Love the bass against the drums pulse... Actually, I love the whole thing... This is psychedelic... I love the thickness of the mix... heck, even the tambourine comes in cool... Ed |
 | holyparsnip said 1188 days ago |
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hey J personally,,,,,the Undertow song is still a big Fav! This song is just okay. What takes away from it for me is the effected vocals and the effected guittars. It's too heavy, One or the other, or lighten it up a bit. The vocals drown into the guitar. Maybe just a deeper cleaner layering of your voice. it's too much together. You Rock! |
 | ledebutant said 1188 days ago |
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Stuck in my head These lyrics are just terrific, Neil. There are so many great phrases here, that if I tried to list them all, I'd just end up retyping the lyrics. I especially liked, "Man, guitar and microphone, it's good to be free instead." Your playing, as usual, is just stellar and I think you did an excellent job with the production. I also really liked the little vocal improvisation you did at the end...or are you saying, good, good, good? This is great. Loved it. |
 | 8piscean8 said 1188 days ago |
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Musical Smorgasbord This song is a musical smorgasbord of sounds and senses. It sounds really good in the headphones and the lyrics are inspiring also. Nice groove going on. |
 | ziti said 1185 days ago |
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tadashi-san our guru from kobe...inspiring people 'round the globe! great tune jiguma...nice performance and production...the bass part was worth the ticket price! nice work! z |
 | Scorpjammer said 1185 days ago |
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Great Song! Tadashi must be grinning from ear to ear.:) Great story in your lyrics. Simple and picturesque. Masterful guitar picking and overall mixing. Nice use of guitar effects on your S6. You gotta new fan from 'up over'! :) Thanks for sharing! Scorp:) |
 | jmt said 1067 days ago |
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be hazardous An enjoyable listen. Some parts Grateful Dead, some parts Lindsey Buckingham... The lyrics are uplifting and very well constructed. Sometimes that much rhyming can be hazardous to your health, but here it's good for you. Solid playing/performing... |
Really cool track you have here. For some reason it
reminds me of a Kinks track called 'Gotta be free' off the
'Lola' album...must be the melodic harmonies I guess
Nice performance and production. Top!
Steve