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 | craft said 443 days ago |
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what a darky cool song... One in a million try, cry or die... One in a million did a great job... Well done |
 | Macaudion said 443 days ago |
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There can't be anything wrong with this... No no nono nono nonohhhhh... Everything's off on this one and somehow, that makes everything on... Pretty clever stuff, Len. And dare I say, that it's actually leaning heavy on the side of brilliance. Everybody's been here at one time or another - It takes a brave soul to announce it so bodley! But how else could it be presented and be pulled off so well... Don't know that it could have. No no nono nono nonohhhhh... Thanks for coloring me smile! Macca |
 | guitapick said 443 days ago |
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Man... ...think I'll have a few of whatever you're drinking, here... ...music works perfectly with the theme. "I Wish That They'd Go Away"...for sure... |
 | paddler said 443 days ago |
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- If a winnie the pooh film had been produced by the same crew that film eastenders,I could imagine eyore singing it on a rainy day in hyde park. Great art - appeals to my cynical side. |
 | MJG said 443 days ago |
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Rich in Uniqueness Dark and mysterious.... somehow it's gloommyness turned into a splinter of light, this little thorn may be a rose yet...good musicianship. |
| Macaudion said 443 days ago |
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Me again...Kinda... Hadda take another listen, Len - It's even better the second time around! Thanks! Macca |
 | racerat said 443 days ago |
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Shades of Tom Waits on a really drunk night. Or maybe Jim Morrison, or maybe Chris Whitley when he could stand well enough to play. It makes me all woozie just listening. Philip |
 | lavalamp said 443 days ago |
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Good one Len Liked this drunken rant. Very good Len. Really original. Love it! Dave |
 | davisamerica said 443 days ago |
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well then i'd call it "poked with a stick in the concience" cos it kinda does...i like it cos it's a bit past the barrier....very thought inducing. need more of that in this world. good one len!! |
 | Rebsie said 443 days ago |
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Always original I'm glad it's not just me who comes up with songs without knowing what they're about! Nice acid-drenched guitar. As Feter says you have a style all your own. |
 | thoddi said 442 days ago |
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original When "it just happens" you sometimes get some goodness. This sure is proof of that. Very original and enjoyable piece Len. |
 | Moviz said 442 days ago |
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As has been said already by Feter, "you have your own Genre"......and with your own inimitable 'different' style.... highly original and great backing sounds supporting this 'reverse mentality' style of lyrics, descriptive of those who plod selfishly through life, cheers M |
 | michael2 said 442 days ago |
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OMG this is great. love the twisted cabaret you've put together here. are you familiar with a band called the Centimeters? you could put together an awesome bill. this is great. |
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one in a Like the almost falling out of a bar on a saturday night feel this got me going ! enjoyed! oh by the way nice effect on the vox. |
 | Vic Holman said 442 days ago |
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staggering in a lot of ways. my first impression was a cool Tom Waits style of tune. I noticed Philip caught that as well. Maybe a fifth of whiskey and a pack of smokes to get the gravelly voice. ha! Cool tune Len, really enjoyed it! |
 | bud said 441 days ago |
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Staggering work I hear The Residents in this dark ditty - especially in the synth break in the middle - also Tuxedomoon. This has a very 80's weirdo San Francisco vibe - a very good thing in my book. |
 | Heightened said 440 days ago |
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One in a Million OUTSTANDING! Loved the lyrics and especially loved the beat. Heightened |
 | perceptualvortex said 440 days ago |
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Originality Yeah, what they say is true, you really have a unique song style. I'm reminded of the jangly sparseness of Tom Waits. I like the 3 note keyboard solo a lot. In terms of tone, this has a lot in common with a plodding T-Rex, but one with style. Cool stuff, lengold. |
 | Dj French Toast said 440 days ago |
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much enjoyed indeed ! This is like Lenard Coen meets Tom Waits ....great song man . |
 | lengold said 440 days ago |
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Really glad you enjoyed it Benny - thanks for your continued support. Cheers Len |
 | SmokeyVW said 439 days ago |
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1000000 this just breaks a million rules - but it works brilliantly! what a cool song you have here - i love your vocal delivery, and that whining guitar fits right in. and that picture is cool too! thanks |
 | Diviner said 439 days ago |
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Fantastic I noticed you posted a new song, not by the e-mail alert but by the picture/avatar. Some of the best things happen when they are not planned, I have had many a good nights out which were suppose to be nights in. Anyway this track has some real meaning in it and it is well composed, and great combination. Well done |
| said 437 days ago | |
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Back again... ...for a second listen bro. This tune is doing rather well. It's so cool to see creativity and ORIGINALITY rewarded. This is a great place! Keep em comin' Len! |
| said 437 days ago | |
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Different & cool.... ... what a groovy, off-beat song. I enjoyed this very much. Well done sir! no, no, no, no,no...... Yes! |
 | jiguma said 437 days ago |
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Hmmmmm Bits of Bowie in there, and wonderfully out of kilter, from the drums to the guitars, this keeps you guessing - really sounds like you did thisd with real drums. Love the backing "harmony". Marvellously odd! Neil |
 | Brian D said 432 days ago |
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intoxicating totally original and cool. you're probably tired of nick cave and low-era bowie comparisons, but I think that's a badge of honor. well done! |
 | bonnieprincejohnny said 429 days ago |
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This new head of yours... scares me ever so slightly yet he has a good ear for a wonderful rhythmic drum track. How he come by that - in a mashed syntax sense? I've arrived at a transient decision on New Head - he cool. |
 | Sir Bass said 415 days ago |
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Million I like style vocals fit the track good job, sometimes songs write themselves, don't they,ei, Zee Bop. |
We all must do whatever is in our power to help others. But most would rather the Almighty State would take care of the problem so that we can pursue our self-destructive lives unabated and with a clean conscience.
Good presentation of a dilemma which simply won't go away and for which there are no easy answers. Well arranged and well sung.
Take care man!