I immediately thought of Carpenter's "The Fog" after reading the heading. I do remember it being an HBO staple back when I was a young teen. Though I don't remember much about the film. You could say I have a foggy memory about it. Though I can say that about most of my young life...great tune!
Wicked cool! I especially dig the lo-fi and detuning effects capped by vocal sounds that wouldn’t be out of place for The Art of Noise.
Funny, the first time I saw that painting was on the cover of an edition of Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Thus Spoke Zarathustra,” and I thought it was a portrait of the author, since he has been. .described as being rather frail anyway.
Love the disjointed slightly off-kilter feel of this track. To my ear, it sounds like the soundtrack to wandering through an antique store. Not an upscale one- the ones that are are overstuffed with back issues of Life magazines, and banged up Tonka trucks.
You had me at fog...naturally. Oof - this is GREAT.
I was of course thinking of you while writing this one!
Dig the foggy swing, definitely captures something and goes well with a foggy headed Tuesday morning. Time to up the caffeine.
More caffeine!
I immediately thought of Carpenter's "The Fog" after reading the heading. I do remember it being an HBO staple back when I was a young teen. Though I don't remember much about the film. You could say I have a foggy memory about it. Though I can say that about most of my young life...great tune!
The puns are a-flyin’
I like a creepy fog. It makes me think of The Ripper’s London (a tie-back to one of your earlier works!)
Oooh, a call back.
The “spooky wordless voice” added a sort of “Twin Peaks” vibe. Damn fine coffee (and post)……
Twin Peaks is a big influence on everything!
Wicked cool! I especially dig the lo-fi and detuning effects capped by vocal sounds that wouldn’t be out of place for The Art of Noise.
Funny, the first time I saw that painting was on the cover of an edition of Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Thus Spoke Zarathustra,” and I thought it was a portrait of the author, since he has been. .described as being rather frail anyway.
Great, you thought it was Nietzsche. I thought it was Chopin. Heh!
Love the disjointed slightly off-kilter feel of this track. To my ear, it sounds like the soundtrack to wandering through an antique store. Not an upscale one- the ones that are are overstuffed with back issues of Life magazines, and banged up Tonka trucks.
I love Caspar David Friedrich's paintings. Just discovered him not too long ago. The crunchy lofi is great for foggy times.
Some really beautiful stuff!!
Oooh, love that visual. Especially the Tonka trucks.