This is a backwards song that has a coyote in it. Thanks again to my brother for the coyote recording which I sampled, man. As usual, stay tuned for next week's song, which'll be what this one sounds like if you turn it around backwards.
Friday, March 30, 2018
Backwards Coyote Song
This is a backwards song that has a coyote in it. Thanks again to my brother for the coyote recording which I sampled, man. As usual, stay tuned for next week's song, which'll be what this one sounds like if you turn it around backwards.
Thursday, March 22, 2018
She's Not Drinking Anymore/Verdell's Death Song
This one requires some explainin'; letsee if I can keep it short. See, when Verdell dies of stuff related to his alcoholism, he gets to Heaven, and he hears his death song. But rather than what one might expect, it's an uplifting(ish) song about a girl who stops drinking. It's like, huh? How can that be the death song of a dude who was all into drinking when he was alive?
In the song, Corky and Verdell rap back and forth, both trying to puzzle out what the deal is with that song. But, then, Verdell thinks back to his childhood, and remembers when he first heard the song in his head. At that point, he'd asked his grandpa why that was his death song. Grandpa had no clue, either, but suggested to Verdell that he should just let the mystery of it be just that - a mystery.
In the song, Corky and Verdell rap back and forth, both trying to puzzle out what the deal is with that song. But, then, Verdell thinks back to his childhood, and remembers when he first heard the song in his head. At that point, he'd asked his grandpa why that was his death song. Grandpa had no clue, either, but suggested to Verdell that he should just let the mystery of it be just that - a mystery.
(None of the stuff about Grandpa or the death song is in the movie [see below]; it's totally made up).
See, a parallel process happened to me, in the writing of this song. The week that I was planning on recording Verdell's death song, this song came to me in a dream. I was all, "huh?" I was just as confused as Verdell when that song came to me and told me it was Verdell's death song. But this album is almost entirely composed of songs from dreams - I let the dreams write the album cuz I was too lazy to make up songs, myself. So, in respecting the Dream that gave me the song, and the song itself, for that matter, I recorded it, along with Verdell's "what the fuck" sentiments. That's fine that he had "what the fuck" sentiments, because so did I.
For anyone new to this blog, the album I'm discussing is based on the movie, Skins. (Spoiler Alert)... It follows this character, Corky Red Tail, into the afterlife cuz he gets murdered in the beginning of the movie. Then he's joined by Mogie and Verdell, who both die of alcoholism in one way or another. The three of them work together to try to get a message to Corky's mom that he's okay in the afterlife. The most likeliest candidate to do that is Rudy, Mogie's brother, because all three of them knew Rudy when they were alive, so they're all connected to him in one way or another.
Friday, March 16, 2018
Romey Neh Nay Nearthoon
ROMEYNEH
Here's the weird backwards version of next week's song. The picture doesn't really have much to do with it; I just was in the mood to post a picture of a guy flipping off the camera.
Here's the weird backwards version of next week's song. The picture doesn't really have much to do with it; I just was in the mood to post a picture of a guy flipping off the camera.
Friday, March 9, 2018
In Heaven
This is the next song in that album I'm posting, but even though it's part of the continuing story, it's the kind of song that can, like, stand on its own, I think.
This song is sung from the point of view of a man who dies of alcoholism. He finds himself up in Heaven and is all oh shit because he keeps on being reincarnated and dying of alcoholism again and again and again. Like, every time he comes to earth, he ends up dying of alcoholism. As a spirit, he keeps on having the goal of going to Earth and dying of natural causes, but he keeps on getting frustrated again and again cuz he always ends up dying of alcoholism.
This song is sung from the point of view of a man who dies of alcoholism. He finds himself up in Heaven and is all oh shit because he keeps on being reincarnated and dying of alcoholism again and again and again. Like, every time he comes to earth, he ends up dying of alcoholism. As a spirit, he keeps on having the goal of going to Earth and dying of natural causes, but he keeps on getting frustrated again and again cuz he always ends up dying of alcoholism.
Oh, yeah, it has a coyote barking in it. My brother recorded a coyote barking, and I sampled it. Thanks, bro! Yeah, what I appreciate about that coyote barking is it sounds sorta like it's a little doggie hiccuping. Hiccups go with the theme of drunkenness, that is true. Hiccups and dying of the drink. It all goes together real nice.
It's actually sung from the point of view of Verdell, it's Verdell's I-just-got-to-Heaven song.
For anyone new to this blog, the album I'm discussing is based on the movie, Skins. (Spoiler Alert)... It follows this character, Corky Red Tail, into the afterlife cuz he gets murdered in the beginning of the movie. Then he's joined by Mogie and Verdell, who both die of alcoholism in one way or another. The three of them work together to try to get a message to Corky's mom that he's okay in the afterlife. The most likeliest candidate to do that is Rudy, Mogie's brother, because all three of them knew Rudy when they were alive, so they're all connected to him in one way or another.
Friday, March 2, 2018
Nay Crystoe
This song's called Nay Crystoe. As usual, it's the backwards version of next week's song.
My apologies if anyone went on this blog and couldn't play any of the songs. The poopy blog that I use as a server for my music got suspended because I had to renew some dumb information. It's up and running now.
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