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Your thoughts realign
Your words recall to mind
Your short sweet life
Hear voices all in time
Hear the words calling
Feel the wave form now, ride the foam,
See the world clearly now
Rising up you float outside yourself
Find the source of light
You fly home, you go closer now
Rising towards the light..
Weirdly, I have Portlandia to thank for introducing them to me.
i might even like that better.
Apparently this music is in the genre of bedroom pop.
I find that extremely amusing.
i didn't know that was/is a thing. i'll have to read more.
hearing some cars in there
I hear synths, drums & vocals....no cars.
Apparently this music is in the genre of bedroom pop.
Not sure why, but I find that extremely amusing.
Me, two! Pop goes the weasel
Dreamy & different...I like
who's gonna drive you home tonight
Not bad but sounds like it's the theme from Portlandia!
I'm a Portlander and yes the shoegazer pop is popular here. For something a little less "meh" I would say give Cigarettes After Sex and Beachouse a listen.
Look after the king of R n R please. He is truly unique
That's what I thought also when I first heard it. I had to check again just to make sure.
I find that extremely amusing.
Nice. It's on my favorites list (I'm having a first listen to my very own favorites channel- what a brilliant feature to add to the site Bill and Becca!)
:D Good one
Here's another one to relapse --> Washed Out - All I Know
Yeah, that's what it looks like, wgsu_1978... everybody in my hotel room thinks this song is soooo good for the external auditory meatus... we be dancing like happy hippies... time flies when we're having fun...
... lol.... then again... I have NEVER heard a Madonna song on RP. so, i would have been shocked in a trippin way. 123K
Never heard of them before. Quite nice.
Never heard of them before. Quite nice.
I think you left out one possible scenario ...
Yes, Tyrion Lannister is just out of the frame.
That's what I thought also when I first heard it. I had to check again just to make sure.
Or its just beginning....
Ernest Greene be from Perry, GA... got his undergrad at UGA...
The cover for Within and Without uses an image that appeared in the May 2011 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine, accompanying an article titled "Is This the Most Satisfying Sex Position?".
Either she's very tall, or he's very short, or this is not the most satisfying sex position.
Not a bad song.
I think you left out one possible scenario ...
Ernest Greene be from Perry, GA... got his undergrad at UGA...
The cover for Within and Without uses an image that appeared in the May 2011 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine, accompanying an article titled "Is This the Most Satisfying Sex Position?".
Either she's very tall, or he's very short, or this is not the most satisfying sex position.
Not a bad song.
Ernest Greene be from Perry, GA... got his undergrad at UGA...
The cover for Within and Without uses an image that appeared in the May 2011 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine, accompanying an article titled "Is This the Most Satisfying Sex Position?".
Either she's very tall, or he's very short, or this is not the most satisfying sex position.
Not a bad song.
Ernest Greene be from Perry, GA... got his undergrad at UGA...
The cover for Within and Without uses an image that appeared in the May 2011 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine, accompanying an article titled "Is This the Most Satisfying Sex Position?".
no....
Ernest Greene be from Perry, GA... got his undergrad at UGA...
The cover for Within and Without uses an image that appeared in the May 2011 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine, accompanying an article titled "Is This the Most Satisfying Sex Position?".
To Hell With Georgia!
Ernest Greene be from Perry, GA... got his undergrad at UGA...
The cover for Within and Without uses an image that appeared in the May 2011 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine, accompanying an article titled "Is This the Most Satisfying Sex Position?".
Nobody told me that.
B.F. Skinner danced buck-ass naked? Huh. That was not in the syllabus of any of my psych classes....it could have made them less boring, though.
Think of it as disco conditioning... this song is marvelous... we be dancing bowlegged...
hope you have a spring in your step, NeuroGeek, this summer night in the northern hemisphere...
The reverb control on the tom drums goes to 11.
Very funny? ð
The reverb control on the tom drums goes to 11.
i like this. yeah. i agree.
i like the cover, too.
yes - the cover has a certain je ne sais quois.
I liked the song before I saw the cover. Kinda dreamy ambient style. Gonna give it a 7 for now.
But the typographics is weird: "WAS HED OUT?"
Beefsteak or heirloom?
I like it less than when I first heard it. Kind of conventional. Which is to say, not all that unique.
Yes of course. Why you ask?
B.F. Skinner danced buck-ass naked? Huh. That was not in the syllabus of any of my psych classes....it could have made them less boring, though.
Whence the phrase "Skinner dipping." No, really.
Knew I'd heard it somewhere before..... still very likeable.
B.F. Skinner danced buck-ass naked? Huh. That was not in the syllabus of any of my psych classes....it could have made them less boring, though.
I took great pleasure in asking my Ed Psych lecturer whether this P.Aggot was gonna be important and suggesting I felt Pavlov had the greatest influence on my classroom management techniques.
B.F. Skinner danced buck-ass naked? Huh. That was not in the syllabus of any of my psych classes....it could have made them less boring, though.
You beat me to it...
...ba-dum TISH
Definitely some ribs....grits, too. You nailed that one. I do like the cover, tho....
You beat me to it...
This definitely has an 80s feel, esp. with the EPIC synth drums. But trippy, like someone slipped acid into the orange juice of the frustrated-musician-turned-record-label-exec.
8/2/13 Edit: great segue from The Shins' "The Rifle's Spiral."
Dude, I was SO happy when I heard those drums after that build-up. It was so needed there I would have been immensely disappointed if it hadn't happened.
Everybody in my mushrooming multitude of churches be dancing buck ass naked... love this song... love sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll...
Eye to Eye
by David Bottoms
Suddenly I noticed the silence—the robins, jays,
mockingbirds
all gone quiet, the cardinals and song sparrows quiet.
Then, as Jack and I turned onto the homeward loop of our
walk,
the sky startled us with a shriek—
two hawks circling above the pines, screaming from tree to
tree,
two hawks from the heavy nest
above our neighbor's house, screaming then going silent
in the branches of a Brandford pear.
We crossed under that tree and stopped to catch
the larger hawk, the female, eye to eye.
Jack sat by the curb and stared. I stared.
And, head cocked, leaning forward, she stared incredulous,
working her jaw, quietly, nervously.
I made faces, snarled, bared my teeth, and the hawk
never flinched. Only stared until those orange inflamed
eyes
became the terrible jaundiced eyes of my father
that final moment he raised his lids.
(The silenced voice tells the truth.)
Like my father's jaw, her jaw trembled.
but thanks RP for turning me on to this guy!
very orgasmic.... love it intensely...
This definitely has an 80s feel, esp. with the EPIC synth drums. But trippy, like someone slipped acid into the orange juice of the frustrated-musician-turned-record-label-exec.
8/2/13 Edit: great segue from The Shins' "The Rifle's Spiral."
i like this. yeah. i agree.
i like the cover, too.
After seven straight instant "Sorry's" I finally got one through on LRC!
Ouch! Why did you have to spoil this lovely track for me. Now Uncle Phil is leering at me every time 'he' plays them.
Good call. Vocals sound like they were recorded from the far end of an echo chamber, very like 10cc.
Gotta say its schmoooooveness fits mighty fine right now.
And superb for our Friday morning here in the Sunshine State!
Congrats. I gave this a big thumbs up while it was on LRC. Fingers crossed for "Amor Fati" . . .
Still languishing after a couple of years, not a good sign. I have never had one added after being in review and do not expect this one to be the first.
After seven straight instant "Sorry's" I finally got one through on LRC!
... and it's still on LRC; got to hear it twice today. 'Course on LRC there's no album art upon which to gaze.
Thanks for pointing that out - I just assumed that it's recent addition was from my LRC upload, but you are right, it is still "Reviewing" (with a damn high rating) after over a year in LRC-land. Now I'm going to get an "Already Have" and my soul will be crushed once again...
After seven straight instant "Sorry's" I finally got one through on LRC!
... and it's still on LRC; got to hear it twice today. 'Course on LRC there's no album art upon which to gaze.
(But seriously, really reminds me of something - can't immediately think what, though,,, suggestions)
Click the "larger cover art" button. Did that help?
Everybody in my church be dancing... love it...
marvelous...
post-orgasmic...
After seven straight instant "Sorry's" I finally got one through on LRC!
Congrats. I gave this a big thumbs up while it was on LRC. Fingers crossed for "Amor Fati" . . .
(But seriously, really reminds me of something - can't immediately think what, though,,, suggestions)
malvey254 wrote:
After seven straight instant "Sorry's" I finally got one through on LRC!
After seven straight instant "Sorry's" I finally got one through on LRC!
Looks like they had fun creating it...