Great bass all round top track

Thanks for all your comments mate when I get sometime over the weekend I will listen to some of your very talented tracks.

words couldnt be better. nie performance.

great song.

really cool! very relaxing and interesting. if all language sounded like the backwards vocals, we might just have to smile at each other more=)

This is very cool mate and thanks for your kind comment. Great reversals number 9 flavor

I dig this.

What interesting lyrics... "Keeps her eyes inside her skin" Really clear pictures.

Haven't been on much lately, but so glad I caught this! A collaboration at its best right here - Love it!

Massive guitar sound

slowly workin my way through your collection. enjoying myself so far. we appreciate all the listens and comments. rock on!

Love that second vocal it works a treat....love it!!

Very cool vibe. I like that baseline!! Lyrics create a tense visual of that awful feeling when you pop awake from a bad dream... Awesome!

Like it! The bass is busy, fantastic!

Being a Smith myself I had to listen to this one and I'm pleased I went sailing with you....

Came to this late.....but better late than never ...what a fab collab love the lyrics and the idea behind them Bravo to all involved ... Great vocal Greg!!

Just a great song, I love it more and more every time I listen......

Still Good.

love the reverb on the harp.very neil youngy.

most excellent

I love it!!!

Gentle, sweet, pretty, lovely, delightful, moving, relaxing, meditative.

Bittersweet, with sad lyrics sung over beautiful piano. On the one hand I’m thinking, “That poor guy needs some company,” while on the other, selfish hand I’m thinking, “But out of his misery came this gorgeous music we might not otherwise have been blessed to experience.” And on my third, evil hand, I’m thinking, “What kind of awesome tune would he belt out if we increased his misery by roughing him up every now and then?”

Fun mix – I believe you tested positive! Consider extending this into something more. Have you heard of my songwriting challenge, to come up with a recording befitting the title, “How to Assemble Your Android?” This Sci Fi test sounds like the start of something that could meet that challenge.

I dig the organ in this version. The drums are handled well. Ooh, here's the lead guitar part I was waiting for -- TOO SHORT!

Reminds me of some late-'60s Psychedelic Grunge Rock, which is like, wow, my favorite genre of music, man! Far out and groovy. Happening. Rock on!

Digging the reverb and the wammy bar. Warm sounds. Rich, full, robust chords. Tasty like chocolate Easter bunnies from Europe!

Came by to hear if I still liked this one. Apparently I still do. Gorgeous.

Like Greg Connor, this one is, SO FAR, my favorite.

I meditatively floated away with this expansive, gentle, gorgeous, peaceful piece.

And, he's a mighty fine picker too!

Bobby Hamblin knows what he's doing!

An exceptional job -- great lyrics, pleasant music. You done good. The snore at the end -- ha ha! Sure glad you got in on this challenge, and, as Greg said, welcome to the party!

there is so much in this to appreciate. You have frea taste when it comes to compiling sounds and manipulating with effects and then mixing down the tracks and mastering the final sound file. You're a sound engineering master artist!

Very early-Rolling Stones-ish. I can see Mic Jagger strutting about the stage in my mind as I listen to this. Dig!

In the traditional Harris-style; slick, sly, and tasty!

Sweet, lovely lyrics, singing, and picking.

I dig this composition. It speaks to me and gets beneath my skin. Great delivery. Nice mix down/mastering job. Rock on!

You're the only songwriter I know that would, and successfully cold, write a tear-jerker about an old couch. 5 solid gold kudos! Keep it real, James!

Funkilicious, far out, groovy, fun.