Heya, i didnt know it was u, i saw the experimental tune first and then saw ur picture. I love this tune as well! Nice end 70's-80's fatalistic feel to it. Good production!!! Wow! And the bridge is melodically grungy. U are a talented artist. Keep em coming:-D. Wow

[ Reply to This ]

hey..thankyou for your feedback and kudos...I've been locked in my room...as it were, as many do, for some years now..and it's especially nice to have someone respond to these old tunes...really..as I was shifting thru a great many of your tunes I kept thinking primarily two things...first..I don't spend alot of time making black and whites cause it's superfluous and there is room for all...but there is I believe two kinds of artists...there is Picasso say..and there is Van Gogh..Picasso is a man where his muse filters thru him, his ego...Van Gogh is an artist whose muse is him and consequently he has no ego...You it seems clear are of the Van Gogh cloth...after I had already thought this bout you I noticed your "who owns the love" point being...it's very clear where your love is in all of your tunes...Second thing....you remind me of Can..somehow...not sure if that makes sense ....they too though were completely egoless lost in a world of sound and creativity.

"If you do not bring forth what is within you what is within you will destroy you".....actually that is a quote from the old guy himself...Jesus.

---
jennifer olay

[ Reply to This ]

I don't know what to say, except that i need to think about your writings. And of course, a thank you for tuning in on my little MJ page. cyaaaaa/hear u soon, Jb

---
it is good to be evil

[ Reply to This ]

great tune....

[ Reply to This ]

I like the bridge/outro a lot. The vox have a bit of Johnny Rotten PIL-era vibrato in them - hard to pull off, but you've got it here. My only problem with the song is that the first major change comes way too late, making it a bit too repetitive to start. Still, it's an interesting listen. Enjoyed it.

Mason

[ Reply to This ]