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My late wife and i both had a taste for the morbid side of music. I showed her probably 100 songs, in which not everyone made it out alive. We both loved those kinds of songs. She lost her first fiancée at 19, when we met. And so we recorded one and then about 50 more. What's the worst that could happen, right? Fate can be a real MF'er... but at least I have all these beautiful songs... all a bit awkward, ironic, or unsettling... just the way we liked them! Only with added impact, and validity, as we lost her so young. Imagine her funeral... she used to "crash" funerals by volunteering as a vocalist... her repertoire was incredible! I know, we recorded most of them, and sent them out as demos. She got a lot of work! That little part of the funeral, where she would usually sing... was a 30 minute montage. Lol. The pastor seemed a little uncomfortable. "Were those all songs rhat Kari liked?" "They were all songs she and I recorded" "really? That was her singing??" "Yeah. She was weird. Nice 'n weird. Petfect."....

You Can't Ever Come Down- the Funeral Crashers

Original music for the mind. I got busy today!

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I feel kind of privileged to be one of the few people to have gotten a record contract in the last several years, doing Neo-psychedelic music. It's one of the few things that I feel like comes natural. This is an interesting piece of music, meditational thoughts, and like all the songs I've written, has to do with reincarnation in various ways. This song introduces a concept called ancestral memory. That we are endowed with some of the thoughts and feelings are ancestors felt before we were conceived. That some of their thoughts and some of the lessons that they learned travel with them, even if you don't hear them from their lips, some part of their thoughts and their brain chemistry is translated down to you. Especially if it's something intense. This is something I call ancestral memory. The reason that birds know songs that they've never heard when raised in captivity. That feeling we have when we know somebody that we've never met. All these things kind of mean something. And that's what this is about, kind of. It's about a lot of things and it's meant to evoke a lot of feelings. And it's one of the few songs that I've done where I feel I almost did it justice. And now I'm going to try it again very soon, try and do it better. So here it is!

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You Can't Ever Come Down- the Funeral Crashers

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