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C to tha H
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Every once in a while, Noah gets funky. What muse is capable of inspiring the old man to bust a move you ask? Well, you could say Mr. Noah spells “groovy” : C-H-I-Z-Z-L-E
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Bill Found a Quarter
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Matt’s superb opening guitar riff, complimented by Tom’s rock solid bass line, and Kyle’s ethereal synth, create a musical atmosphere, “…where anything can happen!”
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The Unknown Soldier
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The string ensemble intro Kyle composed gives this song a symphonic feel, and helps create an ambiance of of something larger than just four guys jamming. Kyle’s lyrics tell a melancholy, enigmatic story of the origin of said fallen soldier.
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Road to Moroni
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Back in the day, we took any gig, anywhere, and truly, honestly believed that “This Could Really Turn Into Something!”
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Baby, Baby (I Still Love You)
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All great artists understand that beauty comes in many forms. In the proud tradition of bands like NOFX, AC/DC and Queen, Shufflin’ Noah shares our ode to beautiful women who like to eat.
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Stop the Madness! (aka Tommy Don’t Want…)
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In music composition, there are catchy hooks… there are ear worms … and then there are the infectious ditties composed by Bill on his keyboard. They are to ear worms the same way potato bugs are to that parasite that crawled inside Lt Checkov’s ear in Star Trek 2 – the Wrath of Kahn. You…
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Cold n Wet
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Cold n Wet was one we came back to again and again – we couldn’t get enough of Tom’s hypnotic bass line! The first time in March 2000 was a special night, same session where we recorded Catchin’ Slugs in a Rainstorm, Mr. Bob Jovi, and Oh the Turks (aka Turks in Space).
