So moody and surreal..goosebumps man! wow!

Great track... how many Marlboro's do you smoke to get that voice!?

great song!!

Thanks! Amazing track! I heard it before and like it but finally had a chance to really listen to it tonight. Love all the elements of the recording, guitar deep and low, with a floating trem lead, and deep vox. Fav'd man, fav'd.

great job on the drifter plains guitar in the background. cool feel

Oh swoon! That voice! That voice! Agree with Paul - definitely picking up the movie-killer-soundtrack vibe. Totally hot.

Love it! Favorite and you should do a special performance of this on 5-21-2011. LOL. Cheers for giving up your fears.

Oh man, dig the low register vox. Tarantino movie music. Love it.

Awesome! Leonard Cohen on Alonetone!

Oh, nice intro! Michael, that voice does it for me. Love the message here. Beautifully done. Just having another listen.

Great vocals man and Dr K rocks!

Excellent.

dude, you guys are awesome

i could hear this album being very popular on the college or independent radio circuit. and that is a compliment. I feel a strong connection to the sound.

Cool album, well done! Added this to my RPM11 faves playlist. Carry on.

oh yeah !! I like it ,,,, a lot

whatever was tough, it was worth it. awesome album.

awesome!

another great song. vocal is a real bonus.

i like this alot. smooth and moody.

willi, this so is sick that I unfaved just so I could fave it again. yeah

yes

like Regs said, second & third faved!

Nick, this is most excellent... I want to try to tell you how much this moves me, but I'm truly at a loss for words... the space after that first chorus is just achingly beautiful, and yet you carry it on to a wonderful finish.. well done, sir.

this is a heavy tune Nick, you really build the feeling right up till the end....

for some reason this reminds me of my trip to Amsterdam.... breakfast at Barney's in particular

cool track... was it created entirely with the phone, or just using the phone as the recording device? either way, nice work

dig that auto wah

Most excellent. Love this mellow groove!

I hear a lot of very interesting ideas in this tune -- not to mention a ton of youthful excitement! Which is actually very much appreciated by an aspiring "old fart" such as me self... With some minor refinement, I think you could record a truly excellent version of this song! Please keep writing, recording, sharing, growing, and learning with all of us here in this amazing musical community! Also, if you have the means, I suggest getting into some virtual collaborations. It's one of the things we do best here at alonetone! :-D peace, Michael

Wow! Incredibly great start to the second half of this album! My favorite track so far, and that's really saying something - all these tracks are rock solid excellent!

Love the arrangement & the layers in this tune. I wouldn't call it driving, but it's beyond upbeat! Very uplifting track, musically whatever you want to call it! :-) I sure would appreciate it if you would post the words to all these tracks!! Help out my old ears here, wouldja??

Great ending to a great album. Total *WIN* for you guys... agree w/ MTC & am/fm -- a great variety of styles & vocals, job well done for sure.

acoustic guitar & swampy mix reminds me of an old old Beck album... the electric guitar sounds slowed down... another way cool track, for sure.

*excellent track* Vocals remind of the dude from Accept (I think -- is that the 'Balls to the Wall' band?) and I dig the heavy Sabbath influence.... you guys really got a great band going here with all the various influences you bring to the table

I love how different sounding your tunes are from one another. Cool Lou Reed-ish vox... There's also a Ric Ocasek (sp?) quality in there that I like

This as kick ass as an old B.O.C. or original Alice Cooper Band tune. That's pretty bad ass company. And I must say that was a tasteful & amusing bit of self-censorship with that well placed guitar bite. Tough track, for sure.

yeah, just a great vibe, great vocals, dig the laugh at the end... :-)

Thirty seconds in & I love the funky loose (kind half-drunk) vibe of this... woah, so familiar yet not derivative feeling... love these changes! Excellent vocals!

Dig that fuzzy guitar tone! I wanna write some rockers like this, but am really lacking in the rocking drum kit dept. Gonna have to see what I can do about that. Everything tightens up very nicely by that second guitar solo around three minutes in.... and the fuzz gets even fuzzier! *Nice*