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Woke Up This Morning
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Kyle, Tom and Matt introduce a dreamy composition set to lyrics describing a serene but slightly sad scene. It took Knarf a solid 7 minutes to get serious with the drum beat. For the full unedited (and very heavy into alternate percussion) version, check out the song below… … and then we hauled off and…
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Molt
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When he’s not playing a mean bass, Tom pens some pretty awesome lyrics. “Molt” is an ode to spring, and is a great song to crank as you drive with the window down on that first warm day following a long winter freeze. Want to hear more music written by Tom? Check out Hunnert.
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Warmin’ Up
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Kyle came to practice ready to play, and shared this cool piano instrumental with us right out of the gate. We wound up calling this jam session “Start a Job” It was recorded in September of 2006.
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Release the Dwarves
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Kyle’s original composition was a cool study in contrast, musically and lyrically, telling a dark tale with a triumphant ending,
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Welcome to Midnight
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Kyle adds some inspired keyboards, vocals and lyrics to bring us home after a long extended jam. For the full 20 minute version of the track, see below…
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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!”
