hi gee-tar
low gee-tar
med piano
hi piano
strings
low piano
-- 1st KLF release --
this music was put together
during the events that
surrounded two of my dear
friends, Colin and Jane.
for those of you who know
what i am referring to,
maybe you can pick out a
few parts that ring a bell
musically where words just
cannot.
for those of you who can
not, too bad. (:
-=≡ ƒ£ò⌠⌠ '94 ≡=-
⌡⌡ - KLF -
(re-release)(re-release)'95
thanks to epeius for giving
me that little kick i need
to finish any song.
other greetz 'n stuff -
bizzaze & maelcum / KLF
natex & anarchy / iCE
skaven ( cool printer! ),
firelight, fooey, pluto,
and BIG HUGE GINORMOUS
--==CONGRATULATIONS==--
to Kris and Eileen.
may your new life together
bring happiness to those
around you and to each
other.
(the plague is coming) (:
- Lorkyril
there's no more to read.
go away. (:
if you actually scrolled
down this far, your extent
of boredom goes way beyond
my comprehension. blah.
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This was featured on the Kosmic (KLF) 1994 Christmas album. I kind of wish I knew who Lorkyril was/is because tracks like this show a promising talent. Unfortunately, there only seems to be two tracks tagged as from this artist, both on the same disk release (XMash Crammed song is the other), with no indication of any other groups or handles this artist may have written under. Kind of sad really. (Edit: After listening to XMash Crammed song #3, TMA's guess of "Floss" is probably accurate.)
The song has a kind of melancholy journey feel to it, with various highs and lows, the artist does a good job conveying the feeling of loss in music, of hope and worry, but seems to end on a note of hope for the future.
I'm not quite sure how this track was selected for a Christmas album, but I'm glad it was. This tune has been one of my favorites ever since I first heard it back in 94 (when I actually followed Kosmic).