I'm not here. I have family over, though I suspect some/all of them may shuffle off to bed sometime soonish. If they do, I'll try to make time to return, but exactly none of you are more important than my granddaughter. Not a one of you! This is also her first time to my home and she's at that age where she can run faster than me.
It almost brings tears to this old man's eyes when I say that I'm pretty sure the house has echoed with laughter since about noon.
Anyhow, I have something special (or not) that I don't think any of you have heard before. This is a BDE (band) recording and I can't be certain about the origin. It was either a soundboard recording at a live show, or was from a rehearsal session. The date on it tells me that it was probably live and I was probably seated for the show (as my femur was still really fucked up at the time).
Alas, my voice isn't quite right. I like to think I did it justice, but there's at least a couple mistakes. I use pedals to add effects to my voice and I was slow getting to them twice. That's another clue that it was live and seated, though I seem to recall doing the middle of that session standing? I'm really not sure what went on, as it was that long ago and I was really high on opiates still. It was definitely against doctor's orders, but the show must go on!
BDE (Radiohead Cover 08312019) Creep.mp3 (share.fngt.gq)
Again, I don't get the voice quite right. It's close, but not quite what it should be. That too indicates that I was likely seated. So, it's not quite what you'd have heard on the record - but it's reasonably close.
Rock on, Poalr Bears! Rock on!
(I'll try to check in later. We'll see how it goes.)
Yow, reasonably close indeed! Great job!
Remember how that single showed up out of nowhere, right when the world needed it?
There are some amazing covers of the song out there. There's a chick version in a Gilliam movie whose name isn't immediately in my head. Zero Theorem, maybe? Something like that...
I can get my voice kinda close, but it's not quite right.
When it was new, the song definitely stood out. What's great is that it also has stood the test of time. That song came out 30 years ago... It's still awesome, three decades later.
It sounds great to me!
I read the date wrong. It's from something else and I now kinda remember it. It also explains why the audience wasn't mic'ed up.
Alas, I'm not gonna type that out right now. So, glad ya fuckin' liked it!
And, fuck you, I'm a rock star...
Excellent, great voice!
I'm so glad your house is filled with laughter and your grand daughter got to come over and see you!!
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