1) Creative, expository, light, capricious, infectious (especially the
sneeze).

2) Enchanting, airy, atmospheric, wet, delicious, floating, harmonic.

3) Tough, raucous, sassy, hip, hop, pedal to the metal, dance floor
sensation ... make it longer!

Like, I like!

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I love your sense of humor and it's fun to hear you doing something
bright and upbeat and funny. I agree with Mr. Schletty, the third
section is cool and I think it's a genre of music I'd like to see you
explore more because you're good at it (see Blur) :-)

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This song is as fun as - you know - plain ol' "funness"!

I just love that hummingbird metaphor!
And that third part is a real hoot!

Again: :D

-E

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I never thought of setting internet funnies to music... I have the long
list of these somewhere. I don't remember if these are part of the
Bulwer-Lytton ("It was a dark and stormy night", http://www.bulwer-
lytton.com/) parodies, or if they are a separate thing, but I loved
them... they were whimsically absurd, one of my favorite kinds of
humor. Your backdrop music, and your vocal swirls around each, are
as always very nicely thought out and delightfully performed! Thanks
for the great smirx! The only thing I can think of to critique, is that
near the beginning of the last segment, there's a growly synth that
descends slowly down in pitch into the basement, which was a really
cool sound, but I wanted it to rattle my molars when it got really low...
but it seemed to be missing some bass EQ. I'd have boosted the bass
on that one instrument so it rattled my headphones off :-) Given that
totally useless minor nitpick, you can see that I really have no
complaints on this! :-)
ttfn,
Drakonis

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These are wonderfully put together, with just, like, uh, those classic high school-isms ya know.

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Funny! And really lovely vocal harmonies in the background of the first
two. The techno loop bit at the end is kicking!

Why is education important? Because in a democracy it sucks to be
surrounded by idiots.

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So cool dude-ess. Like...a...duh!

:-)

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without the elastic band.
Say hi to your inner valley girl for me. :)
Thank you very much - I needed to hear something light-hearted.

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Of course, your voice is amazing as always. And, your originality astounds
me.

Thanks so much for sharing this original and quirky piece of goodness
with us!

Stacey

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Well, there were tears in my eyes, but they were from laughter. More,
more! These are like pop culture haiku. Very cleverly done!

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...when I find evidence that there are smart people, by which I mean
intelligent people, who also have senses of humor....

I find this reassuring, is what I'm saying.

Helps me sleep at night.

Ed

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I am not stupid, and I did NOT hear any cowbell. I don't like being teased
about the whole cowbell thing. Yeah, yeah, big joke, we're all in the
MacJams cowbell thing, BUT SOME OF US LOOK FORWARD TO COWBELL
and after a while the constant disappointment just builds up...

So send me an email or something when there's really cowbell, and I
mean QUALITY cowbell, and lots of it, in one of your tunes, 'cause I can't
keep being let down.

Ed

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Pffft.

In the third song, cowbell occurs twice. The first is heavily reverb'd so it's in
the background, just after I say "Like, okay..."
The second instance is at the very end of the song, after the chorus. It's
basically just one synth and the cowbell that finishes it off before the final
"WhatEVER!"

:)

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Yeah. Right. Whatever....


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For all the listens, laughs, and comments, THANK YOU!

Despite all the ethereal, minor-keyed and serious music I do...yeah...I
do have quite the odd sense of humor and it's fun to share it with
everyone here.

Thanks again for the comments and for laughing with me :)
(Ok..maybe laughing at me, too ;)

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Like ok, I wasn't expecting the three movements to be so like, radically
different. Very funny use of your great voice. I love those wakadoo
metaphors and similes. Thanks for the laffs!

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What a wonderful sonic pastiche! Your creativity is ever refreshing. Love
the humor. The third part is over the top. Rockin and slightly sensual.
Very well done!

Take care!


Tea And Salmon: http://www.macjams.com/song/23644

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This was just wonderful. I especially dig those hummingbirds. Think
you should make a full-size song out of that part. And with full size
lyrics! if you could find, or make up, the rest. I predict a hit!

These lyrics are great. Set my mind in an interesting state. Some
people meditate over silly contradictions as a way to get wiser. I think
these sentences would be better. Something interesting happens when
I try to imagine exactly the way a bowling ball wouldn't drift across a
pond. Or how it feels to have never met someone, like hummingbirds
who had also never met.


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very nice Great voice

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lol- love it!
?valley - ?allergic, er - ?addictive it's
it's addictive? - er, alergic? - valley?
!it love - lol

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This was great - great fun. Philosophical, and, well, you know... Especially
liked the sneeze.

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Poetic... ethereal... airy at first... One gets sucked into heavenly
weightlessness of your melodious voice... then it comes crushing with
the heavy thud of ruthless humor. It is so intelligent in its silliness. This
is like.. duh.. you know, whatever! Totally loved it. Who would have
though you have that side of you, Mysti.


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Lighthearted, ambitious, capricious (thanks Richard). Enjoyed the ride - quite unexpected!



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HILARIOUS!!

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