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Nu the get up kids niet meer bestaan moeten we het hier mee doen.
Best mooi plaatje zo na een eerste luisterbeurt. Gratis te downloaden @ http://www.newams.net/dowloads/The%2...or%20Cured.zip ![]() "Killed Or Cured In the fall of 2003 I started writing songs. I had this grand idea of doing a record that was a potluck of musicians. I had hoped to put a different band together for each song. In February of 2004 with Ed Rose at the helm we started laying down drums tracks at The Black Lodge. Ryan Pope, John Anderson, Bill Belzer and Jake Cardwell lent their talents to this first batch of songs. James Dewees played piano on a song called "Dear Lover" that was of particular interest to him. I did scratch acoustic guitar and vocals and then left for The Get Up Kids "Guilt Show" world tour. During that tour I started to get more and more down. I really wasn't happy touring and I felt like I couldn't tell anyone. The songs that I was writing during that period were especially bleak. The song "Drinking In The Afternoon" was written and recorded in my hotel room in Osaka, Japan on that tour. That was the day before I quit the band. It didn't go very well. That was a lonely place for me. I fulfilled my touring obligations and turned towards the record that I had started. I felt that I needed some sort of catharsis. I spoke to Ed about shelving some of the songs and recording a record that was very stripped down. We reassessed some of the first batch of tunes and recorded some new ones. Chad Copeland (The Hero Factor) came up from Oklahoma and fleshed out the tunes with strings and keys. It was really dark. Ed and I then decided that it still wasn't done. In September 2004 I started writing and rehearsing with Bill Belzer and Eric McCann. We weren't writing anything from scratch but rather arranging some of the songs I had written over the last year. When we started working together the environment was positive and laid back and the songs reflected it. We recorded a few more tracks with Ed at his house. Ed added drums to some of the songs that Chad and I had recorded and it felt like we had something of a record done. Around this time, The Get Up Kids decided to do a farewell tour in June of the following year and Vagrant Records felt that a New Amsterdams record shouldn't come out until after The Get Up Kids tour was done. So that meant, fall of 2005. A whole year after the record was completed. A good business decision, but a lot can happen in a year. We played some shows together as a three piece. We recruited Chad to come up and play keys for a show in December. We were so in love with the quartet sound that we asked Chad to play more shows. However, Chad has a full time band of his own and couldn't get away to play on the weekends. No hard feelings, but once we had four, we couldn't go back to three. Dustin Kinsey joined the band in January of 2005 under the guise of playing a few shows. Once we had the set locked down we started writing new stuff together. The songs we started writing were so different than the "record" that I had completed. It made me start to question the record that was slated for release in the fall. Finally, in July 2005 it was decided that we needed to see whatever record were writing through. The album that was called "Killed Or Cured" has been shelved. At least for now. Maybe it will be released one day but if nothing else it stands as a document of a very chaotic year of my life. Even if nobody gets to hear it. This EP is free for you. It is five songs from what was "Killed Or Cured." Writing it helped me get through a lot, I hope you enjoy them." Code:
Wears So Thin Recorded at The Rose House by Ed Rose. Mixed by Roger Moutenot. Performed by Bill Belzer, Eric McCann, Matthew Pryor and Chad Copeland in the fall of 2004. Intro recorded by Michael Dubin at S.O.B.'s in New York, NY during CMJ 2004. White lines come anodyne Like a calm summer sea But all these creatures they’ve been watching me Midnight by candlelight Just my heart in a spoon All my insides howl at the moon The music begins. Violins. The sad state we’re in wears so thin Tattoo covers needle bruises Like I won’t ever know Long sleeve shirt sleeves like it’s twenty below Glass eyes don’t recognize Like you can’t even see You say these monsters they’ve been watching me There is no sin my skin The madness within wears so thin It’s done me in Watch The World Cave In Recorded at The Rose House by Ed Rose in the fall of 2004. Mixed by Roger Moutenot. Performed by Matthew Pryor. The world's caving in, I got tickets for two They're not the best seats and they're not the best view Take my hand, you can squeeze on my arm Wake from your slumber, baby, it's gonna start It was worth the price of admission The two of us watch the world cave in The world's caving in like the prophecy calls Barter redemption for diamonds and pearls The rich got the camel through the eye of a needle The deed in itself was inherently evil When all's been said and written The two of us watch the world cave in The world's caving in, they're releasing the souls Trapped in the earth where we can't hear their calls Unbelievable torture, you wouldn't believe This is their passion, their chance to be free But they're beaten into submission Free at last, watch the world cave in When all's been said and written The two of us watch the world cave in Heaven Sent Recorded at The Black Lodge in Eudora, KS by Ed Rose in the fall of 2004. Mixed by Roget Moutenot. Performed by Matthew Pryor and Chad Copeland. Taste the forbidden from the tree All the questions begging me Plagued with curiosity These are all worth answering It takes talent to have an original sin Is it a tragedy if you are just a fool All of this is heaven sent Give me a chance to repent Forgive me this decadence Give me a chance to repent Walk in the garden next to me But there are all these walls around it How could you take this place from me I left all my lessons in it Baby needs a new paradise The sweetest of the songs that she’s singing All of this is heaven sent Give me a chance to repent Forgive me this decadence Give me a chance to repent Drinking In The Afternoon Recorded in Osaka, Japan by Matthew Pryor in April 2004. Mixed by Roger Moutenot. Performed by Matthew Pryor. Percussion performed by Ed Rose. Drinking in the afternoon This is what it’s driven to Is there anything else to do I could’ve sworn it’s three AM It’s quiet in the room again This is where the story ends Time for me to act my age I’ve got nothing if I’m not the rage Like that would matter anyway I just don’t think you understand I just don’t think you understand A story needs a scene to end But it’s hard to say goodbye At least we got to have this time Drinking in the afternoon The loneliest hotel room I hope the answer comes to you This is not the way for me This is not my last defeat Try to make the ends meet But it’s hard to say goodbye At least we got to have this time Strangled By The Thought Recorded at The Black Lodge in Eudora, KS and The Rose House by Ed Rose in the fall of 2004. Mixed by Roger Moutenot. Performed by Matthew Pryor, Eric McCann, Chad Copeland and Ed Rose. Weak for lack of oxygen Strangled by the thought Promise you’ll remember when I’m gone Sleep is mostly optional Trace lines around my heart Steal the only breath from my lungs But if I had your faith I’d be fearless But until that day I’m envious Miles and miles that distance us Like meters on a map Trace lines that only translate to a day But if you’re awake Tell me it’s safe If you ask me to stay Then I’ll stayDon’t leave me here when I’m bleeding When I’m fading but I’m true It’s tempting to stop everything When I’m pouring out to you So take everything, take it all from me Because all I want is you All songs written by Matthew Pryor. Copyright 2005 liliansophiamusic Laatst gewijzigd op 30-07-2005 om 16:04. |
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