Yeah.Takes me back to high school.

Like. So clean.

Clean! Like the simplicity. The intensity.

Love the delicacy of it.

Don't know how I missed this one. I'll second Tess' comment, WOW.... "Shine" hits the mark!

I Really Like This One.The Acoustic Guitars Are So Crisp And Clean

You are a mad man! This is F'ing epic! I can here influences throughout , Floyd, The who to name a couple. Spot on everytime. Magnifico!

Sweeeet! It's early morn but need to listen again late at night with a large bourbon. Another excellent track Mr Russe

very wonderful work,, seems like you had a bit of fun doing this...

still kicking ass i see andy, still on my piepod for the walk to and fro work. braw tell yer maw.

I wish i could sing like that...damn...those harmonies are bad ass...your music is much more than a song. It seems locked into almost a epic tale..

Beautiful cover!

Great stuff Andrew. Have a listen to my solo stuff...Tiggy Acworth. Many thanks for so many kind words...keep singing and eventually the world will hear!

That be some good production right there. Dag nabit! I enjoy the different looks of the verse sections as the progresses. And the big vocal harmonies...I thought that ac gtr lick was gonna fly off into django territory.....always fun listening to your tunes. I learn something everytime.

This is a very intoxicating flavor, between the melody and the music and the content... Great job!

Thanks so much for your kind comments.....and keep up the great music...."Anyway" is a wonderful track

Oh yeah, I love me some Beatles! Any Beatles, even the trippier stuff (maybe especially, haha). This one is certainly a fave of mine, and you give a great rendition here. I did not know Robin Gibb had a version of this, dang Imma have to check that out too! You definitely have the soulfulness down, as I feel that's what the song entails. Great great great! =D

I could sit and chill with your music all day, it's quite relaxing and thoughtful. Much respect over here, lovin the smooth blues-y, folk-y sounds. Very very much so. And the stories you tell are impeccable, I can feel the emotion. You're very real. Keep it up!

I'm sorry to say I don't know the original, but your version.... well, wow! It reminds me of "Hallelujah" by Jeff Buckley.... I don't know why, but perhaps it's in the same vein. I don't know, but anyway, just beautiful, really.

What grabs the most about this is "things are bad, but I ain't dead yet.." Love the blues! I felt this one a lot.

Wow. That's mighty cool.

Awww.... this is fabulous! How could you have forgeoten about this!!!?

Cool sounds... But it's such a shame that it's only a working title!! I saw the notification earlier and thought "nice title"

Well that works nicely.

WOW, this is epic now. EPIC.

Love the looser feel. And some gorgeous guitars. It seems a little cymbal heavy in places at the moment?

A mighty cool set of songs.

This one really is a bit of a stunner.

And guitars? Have I mentioned guitars? Sprangy (Vox-like?) sounds - love it. And the vocals are superb.

Wow. Love it. Really "in your face" recordings... so clean sounding though. Loving those vocals.

Yep, like it.

Oh yeah, love it.

Oh wow, such cool sounds in those acoustics. Mighty fine song. Love how the recording's put together.

Aha! I see what you did there :)

I'm with witzelsucht on this, "Good as is". Classic Reg.

Cool stripped back version.

Mrs R has pointed out that she knows of at least two other Londons... and that it might not be obvious I mean London UK!

Like it. Love this: "stage is dusty / my strings are getting rusty". We had to look up corn hole, though, doesn't get played a lot in South London...

I started with the comment "allotropic"... but having listened to it, and let it wash over me, that seems a bit flippant now...

I love this version.