N2U. Another song fresh out of oven. I told David that this is Devil’s Music, and it would be wise not to perform it at a Baptist Church. He begs to differ. (Perhaps I am the element of a fallen angel?) Stay tuned for upcoming gigs. Things are beginning to boil for December. David Troxell: Producer, Songwriter, Vocals, Guitar, and keyboards. Ted Giffin: Bass and Sound Engineer. copyright 2015 David Troxell
Hard Drive. As some of you may already know, I am playing bass and acting as sound engineer for David Troxell. This is a new tune on which we have been working. As David says,”It is cooked and ready to eat.” Enjoy! David Troxell: Producer,Songwriter,Vocals,Guitar, and Keyboards. Ted Giffin: bass and sound engineer. Copyright 2015 David Troxell.
My Only Friend. Hey this is a shout out to an extraordinary music aficionado. I have going to the following website for over a year for new music. https://bbbatez.wordpress.com/ Bbbatez always has the good tunes. Thank for turning me on to the Bad//Dreems.
Isolation. Alrighty then, here comes the interactive portion of the show. For 100 points and a chance at the bonus round, who initially wrote and performed this tune?
Couldn’t Be Done. (the lyrics are somewhat like this, not necessarily in order) I was told it couldn’t be done and I am dumb. I am an angel playing god and despised. I am what I make. No good No good No good I am no god.
Staring at the Sun. I want to take a minute and make a comment that bares little relation to the cover song. I am heartened and amazed by the creative bunch of Poets, Musicians, Painters, Photographers, and all around Artists that I get to discover every single day here on WordPress. It is as if I am glancing into the souls of strangers. Sometimes I imagine everyone in the whole world have a psyche that screams out. I would never know it. […]
Seether. Okay, fair warning! This is a 1990’s punk song. It was performed by an all riot-girl group from nearby Chicago. I saw the group in Bloomington at a club called Second Story in that time period. It was written, I believe, by a lady named Kim Deal. So, legend has it that Kim wanted to sing about female anger. She believed she couldn’t describe really blatantly the rage women feel, therefore elected to call the emotion “Seether.” Odd that I do […]
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