1994 offered just the kind of eye opener a nano second can unexpectedly bring you. You have a great soundtrack going for 1994. Please continue to indulge us.

Good to get a discussion going now, even if a bit round the houses!! Glad it wasn’t just me re the Floyd thing on this track, and now reading other comments from your thread, I can agree some Tull influence too...a rather excellent combination! I was late to the Floyd party, to be fair, being a total Genesis nut since forever, but then when I was invited to join a PF tribute in 2008 for a few years, grew to love their music totally.....

Hi there...this is the only was I can see to thank you for your regular positive comments for my orchestrations and Soundscapes!! But can I also now say that I love the feel of this track...may I say a bit reminiscent of Pink Floyd?....especially the lead solo..

That shoe box from 1994 must literally be vibrating with energy.... Like someone up in outer space could see it's energy field from a million miles away. This one is gut wrenchingly beautiful. Amazing emotion.

Oh so descending front ending then ascend to a massive middle eight . Great forward motion . Cutting slicing lyrics. Does it for me Jethro

Absolutely top-drawer in terms of composition, performance and sonically 👏

Different and beautiful. I like the build and drop, high/low contrast in the song.

Just had my daily listen to this song ...love everything about it 😎

Love the slow pace of this piece, gives it a bit of a solemn vibe Very well written and performed Good one, Andrew! KC

Haunting ... and beautifully arranged. Definitely well described as “glass completely bluddy empty” though

morning Andrew. Your secret Celtic self is peeking out here, I think you should be your self more often on this highland rank , cus I think its sweeeeeeet

Love the guitar on this :) They've certainly stood the test of time! x

Love that unexpected chord change in the middle eight - Great work!

I love that wooden acoustic sound. Nice little hook in there. It’s another winner Andrew.

This group of songs is just amazing. To think about you writing them in '94... amazing. Your guitar is just gorgeous on this one. Awesome all around.

Ok, grabbed me right away with that unexpected chord shift in the intro. I love your songwriting, man. The variety, the sonic palettes, the lyrics, the playing, the inventiveness, all of it really; it's such a pleasure to sit, listen, and lose myself in the song.

This is great, simply great. I love how you are able to sing this so well, even with your tongue firmly planted in your cheek.

Oh yeah...the slide just kicked in and the hair on the back of my neck stood up. Killer groove, the bass and drum lock up, along with the Rhodes...... Love the space in this mix too. Damn, Andrew, you are on fire. It's good to hear you making music again. Selfishly speaking, it's inspiring.

Exhales...man. I'll just say this is really, really powerful. And tough to listen to since I think I know where this is from. On a production note, whatever mics you are alluding to where a good acquisition. I love how your acoustic has been sounding on these cuts this morning.

Oh, and the ending...love the fade out flourish.

Like it. Good song, good performance all round - still love her vocals! Excellent recording/mix.

Wow... this is a stunner... a complete stunner.

Another excellent song/performance. Your voice, guitar, and songs just hit the spot for me.

This one's a bit special.

I'm gonna have to set aside some time to listen to this entire Lobster Man album. What have I been missing? Love the lead break on this one - right in yer face.

I've heard tell of this many times, but I have to admit I've never got round to listening to it before. Superb :-)

If you'd described this to me I'd have said it'll never work... ... but it does! It's one of my least favourite Beatles songs (and I'm a big Beatles fan), this has made me reconsider it as a song in itself. Nice one.

This is one of my all time favourite songs (though I've never heard The Band's version). Great cover - love the backing vocals, really effective.

Oh good grief, this is just fabulous. I've gotta go now, but I saw you getting a lot of comments last night, now I know why I'll be back check the rest out... This such a good song/performance/recording... Loved it.

Really enjoyed this. It started up after I was listening to something else, and I looked at 7:07 and I thought "oh dear"... But I never pressed stop! It kept my interest going all the way.

Nice one. The title dragged me in for a listen. Good song :-) And that MLC is a stunning guitarist.

Woo, this has something going for it. I'm listening in headphones, so the initial fizzy synth tones were a bit scary! I love the rhythm and the interweaving melodies. Really, really inventive stuff. On the second listen I almost felt like it was too short - so I had to listen one more time!

I'm ashamed to say I don't know much about The Cure - I was a blues-rocker by the time they emerged, I liked some of the singles and videos, but that was about it... I really like what you've got going on here, though.

You guys are off the map! :-) Loved this, you had me rolling on the floor.

Still love this one.

Yes.

Do you know T? I think this is the first live recording of yours I've ever listened to. You cut it live just as well. Great song too. lol at the compere at the end - "get off you f*cker there's more important folks here... can you wipe the mic down boys?" It's years since I've done it, but I remembers :-)

Ah... glad this one is here :-)

I was sure I'd commented this one... anyway, back for another go. Love it.

Yo T :-) I remember you talking about the project, but I don't remember hearing this. Fantastic project, but a cool piece of music anyway.