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I'd never let you go
And now the same chains that I kept you in
They're holding down my soul
I set you up, I gave you life, I dragged you out the fire
And now you knocked me down, and you shut me out,
And I can see it in your eyes
Somehow you got it in your head
That you can make it on your own
You were sheltered, loved, and fed
But you just couldn't leave it alone
Leave it alone, leave it alone
Leave it alone, leave it alone
Leave it alone, leave it alone
Leave it alone, leave it alone
Well your heart was here
Resting on my lap
And I'd do it all again
But I'm never coming back
Well I know I'm lying
Lying in the cold
Yeah, there's snow on the ground, and if I know myself
I'll be leaving down the road
I've been all around the world
But I got nowhere to go
I gave into this lonely life
And you can't change me now, so leave it alone
Leave it alone, leave it alone
Leave it alone, leave it alone
Leave it alone, leave it alone
Leave it alone, leave it alone
The ghosts are on the green
Each and every night
Oh, the distant light
That's the hardest part to take
That's the heart of all my pain
Lying in the cold
Oh, the distant light
In a hue we can't describe, still we know
Could it all be over now
We've seen it all the while
There's no dimension to the clouds
The moon and world around
That's the heart of all my pain
Cause I don't want to go
Oh, the distant light
In a hue we can't describe, still we know
I can’t think of any musical group doing anything this diverse and creative. If you can please make a comment here with a link: I’d love to check it out. As far as this being highly polarizing, I thought Neil Young’s Last Trip to Tulsa had that sewn up. I’m not a Yes fanboy but it was great listening to this. It’s an example of why I love RP. Thanks for having such wide ranging tastes Bill!
Give a listen to The Black Keys if you like this.
Broken Black Key Bells?
I hear it, too.
I can’t think of any musical group doing anything this diverse and creative. If you can please make a comment here with a link: I’d love to check it out. As far as this being highly polarizing, I thought Neil Young’s Last Trip to Tulsa had that sewn up. I’m not a Yes fanboy but it was great listening to this. It’s an example of why I love RP. Thanks for having such wide ranging tastes Bill!
but, this is Broken Bells, not Yes.
You bet! ...and, he just did it again today!
AND Again today!
This has become a classroom of learning new music........thank you RP! Very much like opening that book, way back when, that took you away....
Posted 4 years ago by jimtyrrell:
Why are RP commentators sooo worried about this one sounding like that one? It's only rock and roll not rocket science.
I love them all. RP, more diversity, please, the natives are restless. 7
number7 wrote:
Wow, what a great song to hear after Close to the Edge.
You are the best Bill!
You bet! ...and, he just did it again today!
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Wow. Early morning. Liking this, looking at three enthusiastic and positive comments.
I feel good, thank you guys - that is the spirit.
I agree about RP being a waterfall of new music, about pointing out similarities being fascinating at long as it's not in a competitive way - and about the seague to Yes being wonderfully obvious 👍🏼
Great post! Thanks, so true.
This has become a classroom of learning new music........thank you RP! Very much like opening that book, way back when, that took you away....
Posted 4 years ago by jimtyrrell:
Why are RP commentators sooo worried about this one sounding like that one? It's only rock and roll not rocket science.
I love them all. RP, more diversity, please, the natives are restless. 7
number7 wrote:
Wow, what a great song to hear after Close to the Edge.
You are the best Bill!
You bet! ...and, he just did it again today!
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Wow. Early morning. Liking this, looking at three enthusiastic and positive comments.
I feel good, thank you guys - that is the spirit.
I agree about RP being a waterfall of new music, about pointing out similarities being fascinating at long as it's not in a competitive way - and about the seague to Yes being wonderfully obvious 👍🏼
Unfortunately the bass is not very good.
You bet! ...and, he just did it again today!
Sounds like it eh?
Indeed it is, so is the song name, the and the album name.
Derivative AF, like the Auerbach stuff
Dude it's 2019. All music is derivative at this point.
Derivative AF, like the Auerbach stuff
Incisive. That's why I only gave it an 8.
Derivative AF, like the Auerbach stuff
Well, to be honest, I was just showing the similarity in the cover artwork, but now that you mention it, there is some similarity in the music as well.
Cheers, cj.
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On_The_Beach wrote:
I don't hear that at all. I mean, not even a distant relation.
They're at least a second cousin once removed.
The Black Keys hardly have an original sound, and this sounds very little like them, to me.
Have to agree there, Proc.
I love them all. RP, more diversity, please, the natives are restless. 7
This is a great song. Never heard of these guys...
I love them all. RP, more diversity, please, the natives are restless. 7
A whiff of the Keys.... prolly the vocal treatment and tempo, but deffo lacks the distorted guitar and driving bottom of BK's.
Both are way good in my ear, for sure!
The Black Keys hardly have an original sound, and this sounds very little like them.
A whiff of the Keys.... prolly the vocal treatment and tempo, but deffo lacks the distorted guitar and driving bottom of BK's.
Both are way good in my ear, for sure!
The Black Keys hardly have an original sound, and this sounds very little like them, to me.
I don't hear that at all. I mean, not even a distant relation.
this is the singer (James Mercer?) from the Shins, I think.
..7 minimum!..maybe more..
I loooove both of those BANDS ...and many other Indie rockers, but BB & BK do not sound anything alike to me..?;-/
Woof Woof!
So if this is live on a beautiful Friday afternoon, the question is: Who was at the door Bill?
I honestly thought that this was off the latest BK album, and did a double-take when I looked at the song details. Sort of BK with the intelligence but minus the rocky crunchiness. Ver' nahce, though. 7 from the Nottingham jury.
Funny, sounds more like the Shins lead singer.
:-)
Leave it alone or it will never heal...
This one certainly does
Leave it alone
Well, there is a connection. Danger Mouse is a frequent Keys collaborator and produced one of their albums.
Not too bad
It's a phenomenal album for those with some early 80s sound nostalgia. And the song craftmansship is also way up there.
Why are RP commentators sooo worried about this one sounding like that one? It's only rock and roll not rocket science.
I love them all. RP, more diversity, please, the natives are restless. 7
I think you'll find that it's only rock and roll but I like it, like it, yes I do