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Tanya Donelly — Moonbeam Monkey
Album: Beautysleep
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Released: 2002
Length: 3:43
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I'm an angel dark, darker than loam
Come to steer your runaway home
I'm a moonbeam monkey on spec
Come to bring your strange kid back

No one saw him gimpy going round the bend
And no one but me knows the stuff it takes to mend him
I will get him back on the right track
I will bring your strange kid back

He saw something there, something in the ice
Sees it still when he closes his eyes
He's not talking, just taking it alone
I will bring his story home

He's not talking, just taking it alone
He's a good boy, your good son
I'm an angel dark, darker than loam
I will bring your strange kid home
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 Stefen wrote:

Great lyric:

"I'm a moonbeam monkey on spec"



'..on smack,' surely? to rhyme with 'back' on the next line?
Posted 7 months ago by SgtBeefheart    [ Reply ]
never heard of before, but what a surprise. Very nice, thanks!
Posted 11 months ago by Coreus    [ Reply ]
Sweeeet Lover of mine
Posted 1 year ago by HenryT88    [ Reply ]
 mach-hog wrote:

… haven’t you always wanted a monkey? 😉





Uhm... NO! 😜
Posted 2 years ago by maxvonevil    [ Reply ]
Psychodelic Song. Great!l
Posted 2 years ago by jaer    [ Reply ]
 boatbyrd wrote:



Usually very low in density I think. IE; very aerated yet moist.



huh huh...he said moist...huh huh
Posted 2 years ago by jelgator    [ Reply ]
 SmackDaddy wrote:

Something that rhymes with home. Also dark rich soil.



Usually very low in density I think. IE; very aerated yet moist.
Posted 2 years ago by boatbyrd    [ Reply ]
 nanderson1 wrote:
In Bavarian German dialect it's exactly "Loam".



Posted 2 years ago by mschnagl    [ Reply ]
Sounds a bit like one of those tracks by the band Garmarna.
Posted 2 years ago by timmus    [ Reply ]
 sm11 wrote:

what's 'loam'?


Something that rhymes with home. Also dark rich soil.
Posted 3 years ago by SmackDaddy    [ Reply ]
… haven’t you always wanted a monkey? 😉
Posted 3 years ago by mach-hog    [ Reply ]
Man this track is haunting... but in a good way! :)
Posted 3 years ago by maxvonevil    [ Reply ]
So close, no matter howww farrrr...

Nah just joking, great song, great vocals, easy 9 here, make it matter!
Posted 3 years ago by ExploitingChaos    [ Reply ]
sounds like Laurie Anderson back vocals; cannot remember the tune at the moment but her vocals were always pure, with perfect enunciation. Won't compare the two but I heard the resemblence from another room - ended quickly
Posted 3 years ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
 sm11 wrote:
what's 'loam'?
 

A type of clay/ soil mix. ...I never heard of it until I was in western Massachusetts on vacation, and they were selling it in several places.
Posted 3 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 sm11 wrote:
what's 'loam'?
 
A metaphor for death in this song.
Posted 3 years ago by Ok_Sobriquet    [ Reply ]
Treacle
Posted 3 years ago by ciarataylor    [ Reply ]
Would have been a really cool song, but that horrible repeating sound in the background ruins this for me, it's like a Chinese water torture 
Posted 4 years ago by adiemus13    [ Reply ]
"The Great Weirdness of 2020". I like that. My best assessment as of late was,

"Worst. Zombie. Apocalypse. Ever!" 
Posted 4 years ago by eeastridge    [ Reply ]
One of those songs, I didn't care for it much on first listen, but
liking it more and more....
Posted 4 years ago by neptunejeff    [ Reply ]
 sm11 wrote:
what's 'loam'?
nounnoun: loama fertile soil of clay and sand containing humus.Geologya soil with roughly equal proportions of sand, silt, and clay.a paste of clay and water with sand, chopped straw, etc., used in making bricks and plastering walls.OriginOld English lām ‘clay’, of West Germanic origin: related to Dutch leem and German Lehm, also to lime1.Translate loam toUse over time for: loam  

Posted 5 years ago by nanderson1    [ Reply ]
what's 'loam'?
Posted 5 years ago by sm11    [ Reply ]
I'm a dancer and when I hear songs like this... (moody, theatrical, atmospheric) I just stop everything and move if I can - or imagine the setting, scene, conceptual choreography... Love this song. Thanks, RP. Goes in the Dance Playlist with Kate Bush, PJ Harvey, Blonde RedHead, Bat for Lashes etc....
Posted 5 years ago by pyrateparadox988    [ Reply ]
 jambo wrote:
just gave it a 10 to try to bump it up from that creepy 6.66 rating. 
 
Me too.  And I don't think it's that creepy; sheesh.
Posted 5 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
just gave it a 10 to try to bump it up from that creepy 6.66 rating. 
Posted 6 years ago by jambo    [ Reply ]
O.o
Posted 6 years ago by ExploitingChaos    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:

You went to a small, non-musical venue that seated 12,000 people?
{#Propeller}

 
For the Stones, yes..very small and yes it was half a Century ago.{#Tongue-out}


Posted 7 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
 entropy2go wrote:
Just added another entry to my 'greatest annoyances in life' list. Artist that use alarm sounds in their song that are similar to the ones you have on your alarm clock. ;-) I cringed every time I heard the buzzer.

 
Add sirens to a hole noises that should not be used.
Posted 7 years ago by TRC    [ Reply ]
May have been said, but this sounds like Jennifer Charles..  

Check out Lovage - Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By.   Mike Patton (we went to Eureka High Together) and Jennifer Charles get all sultry in this one. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6mAIR9-vgI
And always remember.. "Ladies Love Chest Rockwell."
Posted 7 years ago by sieversfam    [ Reply ]
should have called this "Song of the Gaelic female werewolf"
Posted 7 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:

Have you ever played a set of music to a small, mostly-disinterested group of people in a non-musical venue?  There's very little that is inspirational or rewarding about it; I imagine even less if one has achieved some level of success.  As you said, "who knows why she actually left"?

 
She could have had a physical ailment, technical issues, a mental health episode, a disagreement with management/band/location personnel, etc. Maybe she's a perfectionist that didn't feel she could do her best for her fans (the great majority of which probably would have been happy to see & hear her regardless of her condition). Maybe she was a prima dona that didn't want her schedule fucked with.
Posted 7 years ago by Solanus    [ Reply ]
 TerryS wrote:

You are right, I went to a Stones show once where they only half showed up, despite there being at least 12,000 ticket holders in front of them.

 
You went to a small, non-musical venue that seated 12,000 people?
{#Propeller}
Posted 7 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:

Have you ever played a set of music to a small, mostly-disinterested group of people in a non-musical venue?  There's very little that is inspirational or rewarding about it; I imagine even less if one has achieved some level of success.  As you said, "who knows why she actually left"?

 
You are right, I went to a Stones show once where they only half showed up, despite there being at least 12,000 ticket holders in front of them.
Posted 9 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
I am struck like a match!!!! Like this lots
Posted 9 years ago by dew34    [ Reply ]
Great lyric:

"I'm a moonbeam monkey on spec"
Posted 9 years ago by Stefen    [ Reply ]
 Biscobret wrote:

If this is true, then that sucks.  Who knows why she actually left that day, but if it was because too few people showed up, it doesn't make sense to walk-out — at that point you are punishing those who came, and appeasing all of those people that said "nah, she won't make it worth it."  How about doing such a kick-ass set, everyone hears about it, and those who chose not to go regret it.  Doesn't that make more sense?

 
Have you ever played a set of music to a small, mostly-disinterested group of people in a non-musical venue?  There's very little that is inspirational or rewarding about it; I imagine even less if one has achieved some level of success.  As you said, "who knows why she actually left"?
Posted 9 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Feels like this song belongs on Season 1 True Detective.
Posted 9 years ago by jdnolan73    [ Reply ]
One to add to the Quirky/Edgy playlist. I can imagine this featuring in a Tim Burton film. #LikeLots 
Posted 9 years ago by axa2wa    [ Reply ]
 zepher wrote:

  "Dude, like this is totally a bad prank, right?
You are not sending me into outer f*cking space. . . right?!
Dude . . . DUUDE!"

Posted 9 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 entropy2go wrote:
Just added another entry to my 'greatest annoyances in life' list. Artist that use alarm sounds in their song that are similar to the ones you have on your alarm clock. ;-) I cringed every time I heard the buzzer.

 
Yeah, the beginning sounds remind me of sonar ping or "dive, dive, dive" alarm from old WWII movies.


Posted 10 years ago by Imkirok    [ Reply ]
heh... just saw tanya donnelly this weekend, sitting next to me, enjoying a tasty burger at a local burger joint.
Posted 10 years ago by daveesh    [ Reply ]
 Lauriea wrote:
starting to notice a theme here, a monkey thread

 
Back on the monkey treadmill.  "Glad you are a monkey woman, too, babe."
Posted 10 years ago by MrRedwood    [ Reply ]


The first monkey to be sent successfully into space was Albert II, a male rhesus monkey, who made it to a height of 83 miles (134 km) on June 14, 1949. Albert II was carried aboard a V2 rocket as well, though his fate was not as lucky as that of the fruit flies: a problem with the parachute on the recovery capsule sadly led Albert II to his death from the force of the impact upon landing.

All of the monkeys were anesthetized during their missions, and implants and sensors – as well as cameras on later missions – allowed scientists to study the effects of weightlessness and radiation at high altitudes on living creatures. Without the sacrifice of these animals, there would have been much loss of human life during the space program.





Posted 10 years ago by zepher    [ Reply ]
starting to notice a theme here, a monkey thread
Posted 10 years ago by Lauriea    [ Reply ]
How is this whole album?  I love this track and a fan of TD....
Posted 10 years ago by aspicer    [ Reply ]
...and I agree that the alarm clock is annoying.


                              {#Frustrated}              
Posted 11 years ago by Biscobret    [ Reply ]
 Danimal174 wrote:
You know, I always liked Belly pretty good, but I'm not a fan of Tanya Donelly, because of an incident that happened back in the day. My friend & I were headed down to Charleston, SC, to meet up with old friends and see a concert, and we hear that Tanya was doing a free in-store performance at an indie music store there. So, my friend & I got up early to drive down there to see the show. Well, we get there just as she's supposed to be starting, and we see her walking out. Apparently, she walked in the store, said "There aren't enough people here", and turned around & walked out. While I still think she's talented, her attitude that day made it hard for me to be a fan.
 
If this is true, then that sucks.  Who knows why she actually left that day, but if it was because too few people showed up, it doesn't make sense to walk-out -- at that point you are punishing those who came, and appeasing all of those people that said "nah, she won't make it worth it."  How about doing such a kick-ass set, everyone hears about it, and those who chose not to go regret it.  Doesn't that make more sense?
Posted 11 years ago by Biscobret    [ Reply ]
Dreamy, excellent

 
Posted 11 years ago by coding_to_music    [ Reply ]
Just added another entry to my 'greatest annoyances in life' list. Artist that use alarm sounds in their song that are similar to the ones you have on your alarm clock. ;-) I cringed every time I heard the buzzer.
Posted 11 years ago by entropy2go    [ Reply ]
It took me a minute to partially remember but it reminds me of that Chicken Song by those long haired twins.
Posted 11 years ago by AvoidingWork    [ Reply ]
 Danimal174 wrote:
You know, I always liked Belly pretty good, but I'm not a fan of Tanya Donelly, because of an incident that happened back in the day. My friend & I were headed down to Charleston, SC, to meet up with old friends and see a concert, and we hear that Tanya was doing a free in-store performance at an indie music store there. So, my friend & I got up early to drive down there to see the show. Well, we get there just as she's supposed to be starting, and we see her walking out. Apparently, she walked in the store, said "There aren't enough people here", and turned around & walked out. While I still think she's talented, her attitude that day made it hard for me to be a fan.
 
I don't blame her.  This has nothing to do with her music.
Posted 11 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
This is excellent!  Nuff said.  Well maybe even Most Excellent?!
Posted 11 years ago by aspicer    [ Reply ]
 Danimal174 wrote:
You know, I always liked Belly pretty good, but I'm not a fan of Tanya Donelly, because of an incident that happened back in the day. My friend & I were headed down to Charleston, SC, to meet up with old friends and see a concert, and we hear that Tanya was doing a free in-store performance at an indie music store there. So, my friend & I got up early to drive down there to see the show. Well, we get there just as she's supposed to be starting, and we see her walking out. Apparently, she walked in the store, said "There aren't enough people here", and turned around & walked out. While I still think she's talented, her attitude that day made it hard for me to be a fan.
 

I have to share a story too,  Tanya Donelly's web designer was a young woman with very bad ears.  She had hearing aids in both ears and needed a surgery.  Tanya threw a fundraiser for her through her website and sent out merchandise to everyone that donated.  I sent $50 bucks to the cause and in return got a T-shirt (which was awesome since it replaced one that I'd lost to a GF in a break up), a couple of patches and a hand-written note from Tanya herself.  This was probably 5 or 6 years ago.
Posted 12 years ago by TJS    [ Reply ]
{#Devil_pimp}
Posted 12 years ago by MsJudi    [ Reply ]

Tanya @ The Paradise -"Moonbeam Monkey"



Posted 13 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
 Danimal174 wrote:
You know, I always liked Belly pretty good, but I'm not a fan of Tanya Donelly, because of an incident that happened back in the day. My friend & I were headed down to Charleston, SC, to meet up with old friends and see a concert, and we hear that Tanya was doing a free in-store performance at an indie music store there. So, my friend & I got up early to drive down there to see the show. Well, we get there just as she's supposed to be starting, and we see her walking out. Apparently, she walked in the store, said "There aren't enough people here", and turned around & walked out. While I still think she's talented, her attitude that day made it hard for me to be a fan.
 
I was scheduled to do a book-signing at a local establishment. It had been advertised for three weeks prior to the actual date, and when I arrived there, no one had showed up. Yes, it's VERY discouraging, especially when you've put yourself out there with something you think is good and you get no response. I'm sorry Ms. Donelly wasn't happy with having a few people instead of a mosh-pit - not sure what she expected, but clearly, she had loftier ideals than what the Charleston public did. Feh.

She's still very talented and quirky, but I wouldn't ask for her autograph - then again, I wouldn't ask for anyone's autograph. {#Lol}


Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]

I'm an angel dark, darker than loam
Come to steer your runaway home
I'm a moonbeam monkey on spec
Come to bring your strange kid back

No one saw him gimpy going round the bend
And no one but me knows the stuff it takes to mend him
I will get him back on the right track
I will bring your strange kid back

He saw something there, something in the ice
Sees it still when he closes his eyes

He's not talking, just taking it alone
I will bring his story home

He's not talking, just taking it alone
He's a good boy, your good son
I'm an angel dark, darker than loam
I will bring your strange kid home



Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
{#Motor}
Posted 14 years ago by Happy_Monday    [ Reply ]
love this song
Posted 14 years ago by socalhol    [ Reply ]
 Felix_The_Cat wrote:
Reminds me of Mari Boine
 
The "ooh-hoo" bit sounds a lot like her, and I like the stark contrast with the ultra-low bass voice. This is really growing on me.

Posted 14 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
Nice monkey segue from Bonobo. Olé, Bill & Becky :)
 
{#Arrowu} This. Both for the minky connection and the blend of tracks. Nice. 
Posted 14 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]
Reminds me of Mari Boine
Posted 14 years ago by Felix_The_Cat    [ Reply ]
Nice monkey segue from Bonobo. Olé, Bill & Becky :)
Posted 15 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Cool and haunting.
Posted 15 years ago by posworld    [ Reply ]
First listen ... interesting and quirky.
Posted 15 years ago by michaelgmitchell    [ Reply ]
I love the weirdness of this song.
Posted 15 years ago by MsJudi    [ Reply ]

I've always been a fan of Tanya.
Posted 15 years ago by DaMoGan    [ Reply ]
Cool, like that stuff, iceprincess on drums ...
Posted 15 years ago by Ipissexcellence    [ Reply ]

He saw something there, something in the ice
Sees it still when he closes his eyes
He's not talking, just taking it alone
I will bring his story home

Posted 16 years ago by vandal    [ Reply ]
 ginniet wrote:
Hauntingly interesting!
 
And strangely alluring.........
Posted 16 years ago by jhorton    [ Reply ]
.
Posted 16 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
Hauntingly interesting!
Posted 16 years ago by ginniet    [ Reply ]
Danimal174 wrote:
Tanya was doing a free in-store performance at an indie music store. Well, we get there just as she's supposed to be starting, and we see her walking out. Apparently, she walked in the store, said "There aren't enough people here", and turned around & walked out.
...i played a show once where the promoters totally dropped the ball and literally only two people showed up at a great big operahouse venue - trust me, from firsthand experience following through with the concert, it's incredibly demoralising and awkward, both...
Posted 16 years ago by mandolin    [ Reply ]
Staying on the simian theme, Bill, ya gotta play Shock the Monkey!
Posted 16 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
You know, I always liked Belly pretty good, but I'm not a fan of Tanya Donelly, because of an incident that happened back in the day. My friend & I were headed down to Charleston, SC, to meet up with old friends and see a concert, and we hear that Tanya was doing a free in-store performance at an indie music store there. So, my friend & I got up early to drive down there to see the show. Well, we get there just as she's supposed to be starting, and we see her walking out. Apparently, she walked in the store, said "There aren't enough people here", and turned around & walked out. While I still think she's talented, her attitude that day made it hard for me to be a fan.
Posted 16 years ago by Danimal174    [ Reply ]
Posted 16 years ago by felam    [ Reply ]
Posted 16 years ago by BluEyes    [ Reply ]
This can do it for me!
Posted 16 years ago by Naaldekoker    [ Reply ]
Hard to believe a song could suck so bad as this one.
Posted 16 years ago by radioshock    [ Reply ]
Dave_Mack wrote:
Any clue what this means? I'd be happy knowing what "on spec" means.
Coulda sworn she said "I'm a moonbeam monkey on smack", but I guess I wasn't listening closely enough.
Posted 16 years ago by ktnsb    [ Reply ]
xkolibuul wrote:
spookiest song I've heard in quite a while. hallow's eve just around the corner. reminds me what I like about this time of year at these temperate climes.
TD is my fav spooky girl, kristen is next.
Posted 17 years ago by wferrier    [ Reply ]
spookiest song I've heard in quite a while. hallow's eve just around the corner. reminds me what I like about this time of year at these temperate climes.
Posted 17 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
lovely buns.... and uh other stuff
Posted 17 years ago by ick    [ Reply ]
Magic or luck...Sailor Song next?
Posted 17 years ago by Captain_D0D00    [ Reply ]
Anyone have an idea what the song even means?
Posted 17 years ago by MsJudi    [ Reply ]
I think the Cingular ringtone would fit better with this tune
Posted 17 years ago by sfListener    [ Reply ]
I\'m still a cold italian pizza.
Posted 17 years ago by sonofpick    [ Reply ]
Thanks Bill for the bit about Mark Sandman on the duet. Makes the song extra haunting.
Posted 17 years ago by wandersahn    [ Reply ]
This song is haunting--in a good way...
Posted 17 years ago by trforfun    [ Reply ]
Bad monkey! Bad! So I just un-mute RP after wading through a few business phone calls (damn work) only to hear this "song". Ugh.
Posted 17 years ago by MojoJojo    [ Reply ]
I'd love to marry Tanya
Posted 17 years ago by saulpena    [ Reply ]
Phone? I though there was a cricket in my room and started wandering around with a can of RAID. Cool song though.
Posted 17 years ago by slo_pablo    [ Reply ]
Kind of a cool song, but can someone hang up the phone that's off the hook in the background? It's really distracting.
Posted 17 years ago by Imkirok    [ Reply ]
What a wierd combanation between spychadelic rock and 'nobody knows the trouble I've seen'.
Posted 17 years ago by Arianrhod    [ Reply ]
Dug it until that monkey started howling....
Posted 17 years ago by FilmSurgeon    [ Reply ]
Monkey Man Moonbeam Monkey what's next . . . The Monkees!
Posted 17 years ago by pweverka    [ Reply ]
Wow. I must have been in a really bad mood when I rated this a 5. I'm liking it much better today.
Posted 17 years ago by QueenLucia    [ Reply ]
wow that was cool! Love Tanya.. she is one of my favorites of all time... and this is new stuff from her. Way to go RP!
Posted 17 years ago by bmccall17    [ Reply ]
Wow her voice is haunting. This is the second time I've heard this song, and it just gives me chills. Also like the monkey theme that Bill has going. ;-)
Posted 17 years ago by jleigh    [ Reply ]
Missed the song, but that is the best title I've heard in a long time.
Posted 17 years ago by Moak    [ Reply ]
djinnthespazz wrote:
When a builder builds a home 'on spec' - it's a speculative endeavor. The house doesn't have an owner, and may or may not sell when it hits the market.
Interesting, though, that spec homes are described as "custom" about 99% of the time in marketing materials. Yeah, yeah, totally off topic, I know.
Posted 17 years ago by queenjill    [ Reply ]
bobringer wrote:
Damn, you don't mean Bill doesn't work 24/7/365? I thought he had magic powers and didn't need to sleep or eat... or brush his teeth or anything like that.
Stop bustin' on Bill- he's living the dream, man- if you're old enough, you'll remember- a Jetsons-like future, where you'll work 2 hours a day, assisted by a computer that makes your work easier. Okay, so a lot of IT folks out there have to work harder, perhaps, and we're not all working 2 hour days, but I feel ripped off- I want my nuclear-powered flying car, man.
Posted 17 years ago by fretman    [ Reply ]
Me like me some moonbeam mahn-keeh.
Posted 17 years ago by MylenerHead    [ Reply ]
i love this transition from "bonobo" to "moonbeam monkey". ...but then again, i am quite the nerd.
Posted 17 years ago by iamnotabronte    [ Reply ]
Dave_Mack wrote:
"on spec" means.
When a builder builds a home 'on spec' - it's a speculative endeavor. The house doesn't have an owner, and may or may not sell when it hits the market. One definition.
Posted 18 years ago by djinnthespazz    [ Reply ]
in spite of the fact that I have every intention of not liking this tune,,,,I kind of like it
Posted 18 years ago by chfLarry    [ Reply ]
Any clue what this means? I'd be happy knowing what "on spec" means.
Posted 18 years ago by Dave_Mack    [ Reply ]
Changing my 3 to a 2. Arf!
Posted 18 years ago by MojoJojo    [ Reply ]
ThirdRail_33 wrote:
Captain, they have spotted us on sonar!!!! Dive, dive, dive!!!
You are a jerk. I was reading this while drinking coffee and nearly choked trying to keep from laughing.
Posted 18 years ago by Tireux_De_Roche    [ Reply ]
Captain, they have spotted us on sonar!!!! Dive, dive, dive!!!
Posted 18 years ago by ThirdRail_33    [ Reply ]
wondertoofar wrote:
That may be but they seem to keep repeating themselves. I often notice the same songs following each other time and time again. Looks like Bill ain't workin that hard after all huh? Mix it up BoooiiiiiZZZZ!
Damn, you don't mean Bill doesn't work 24/7/365? I thought he had magic powers and didn't need to sleep or eat... or brush his teeth or anything like that.
Posted 18 years ago by bobringer    [ Reply ]
No doubt about it, she is pretty talented...
Posted 18 years ago by siloco    [ Reply ]
Certainly needs less 'grillo' (Crickets for those who don't know Spanish. Its just that grillo is such a good word for that sound!)
Posted 18 years ago by algrif    [ Reply ]
It needs more cow bell before it gets into the really heavy riffs.
Posted 18 years ago by crowhog2000    [ Reply ]
Something eerily compelling about this song. I shouldn't like it, but I do.
Posted 18 years ago by LennytheB    [ Reply ]
elphmorgan wrote:
Song called Moonbeam Monkey following on the heals of band called Bonobo, nice, added bonus for music being of similar genres. Love watching for the twisted connections in Bill's brain.
That may be but they seem to keep repeating themselves. I often notice the same songs following each other time and time again. Looks like Bill ain't workin that hard after all huh? Mix it up BoooiiiiiZZZZ!
Posted 18 years ago by wondertoofar    [ Reply ]
Excellent
Posted 18 years ago by coding_to_music    [ Reply ]
Song called Moonbeam Monkey following on the heals of band called Bonobo, nice, added bonus for music being of similar genres. Love watching for the twisted connections in Bill's brain.
Posted 18 years ago by elphmorgan    [ Reply ]
TD, formerly of Belly. Remember "Feed the Tree"?
Posted 18 years ago by squidish    [ Reply ]
thewiseking wrote:
alas, i have fallen for another crazy girl.
Indeed. This haunts me. Don't know why. Reminds me that "the dingo took my baby"
Posted 18 years ago by MinMan    [ Reply ]