This is some good fu-fu with good ju-ju. Thank the Almighty for the "minor miracle" of magnetic tape, which the Library of Congress well-knows may need baking from time to time but is a format that bonehead computer-science nerds can't render obsolete by declaring it no-longer-supported. Thinking of you, my one-time Ivy brother. -- DrBill

Loving the sounds

Only just seen your reply on this one - about HAIM's version of the Fleetwood Mac song... I keep getting recommended it on youtube - I shall press play ..... WOW! The reason I keep getting recommended it is because I'm a big fan of Larkin Poe, have you heard of them? Check out their "Tip O the Hat" series of home vids - two sisters, lead and backing vox, six string and... a KILLER lap-steel player (thinking of getting one)(a lap-steel, not a Megan Lovell, she's already taken!)

Cool sounds.

wow---Darmok with hands held open.. :) It could have a counterpoint track added from a synthesizer performance that could happen-- maybe using this work as part of the synth construction--???

Andrew, sorry - I wasn't even think of that even though I saw a live show video by HAIM where some young ladies from southern California ripped that cover song up! Worth a search!

So I put 77/78 together with the title "Oh Well" and came up with... "wow! they played that?... ummm... er... ok... when does the riff start then??" lol ... Once I got to the end, I realised it obviously wasn't ever going to burst into "I can't help about the shape I'm in / I can't sing, I ain't pretty and my legs are thin"... So I went round again... and appreciated some very cool sounds. In fact, this is mighty cool.

This washes over you in a kind of all-enveloping way

yes very powerful music and lyrics.. can't quite hear the lyrics but I am glad you wrote them out the lyrics are the best I have seen ..-- wow

I thought I'd commented?! .... anyways, WOW that's a monster. I'll give it another listen over the next few days.

Was somebody listening to Can? ;)

Great interpretation! ( I have typed and erased several times and now . . . . I'll just leave it at that)

Good stuff!

Wow!!! It totally does fit the narrative of Lafayette Square...

I'm about to get called into a zoom meeting for work... I'll be back for the rest after

I've always imagined you younger than me. But if you were doing this in 77 (I was 14 and in a choir, and writing songs about Garden Gnomes), then obviously not! This is mighty cool stuff for back then... wow

good sounds going on in this.

this.. this is so neat.. it has many different elements in a wide variety of way shapes maybe but a kind of protest in sound very good.

Love it. So relaxing.

nice work here--

excellent!

I support the CBC liberation front! Definitely a unique soundscape here! I wonder what you and Bill Newbold could come up with in a collaboration. It might be fun!

nice! Sounds like you tamed the afterneath well - it can get a bit off to the races.

so ominous and deep!

This is epic!

man.... this is great!

Traversing the Nebula!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcSmgOk6dDM

On theme and on message! Really like this! To quote Rodney King - "I just want to say – you know – can we all get along? Can we, can we get along?"

nice work - somewhat subdued and introspective

nice work here!

Thank you for putting this together! Sounds great!

Nice neoclassical trio - very pleasant! The octave mandolin is available at music stores that deal in folk / country instruments. I bought mine used and is made by Trinity College. Not sure if they are still in business. Its double the size and not surprisingly tuned as a regular mandolin but an octave below. Search for Sierra Hull on youtube - excellent mandolin player and has some videos that compare the two.

this is cool - sounds very early electronic music with the pops and reverb - fav'd!

wow!

Beautiful work!

!!!! such a mood!

Lovely work! - back to give a well deserved like!

Finally got back to give you a like!

Thanks for the collaboration - all I can say is - I'd like to do more. :-)