Lost and confused until you turn on the light, have an epiphany and realize what is right. Now pleading for your friends to stay with you through the good and the bad times. -- your laughter is my light --
I think everyone here has goo ideas as to what Barry is getting at, but with prose like that, it's hard to tell!
I think everyone here has goo ideas as to what Barry is getting at, but with prose like that, it's hard to tell!
Hey "Meteor", did you know this is the anniversary night of when it was written? I have a live recording where Barry says "this song was written on New Year's Eve...". Kinda cool, eh - or intentional?
Hey "Meteor", did you know this is the anniversary night of when it was written? I have a live recording where Barry says "this song was written on New Year's Eve...". Kinda cool, eh - or intentional?
So being intro- and retrospective here as my wife snores away beside me, I believe I unintentionally have always had a penchant for lyricists who like to baffle or at least keep their audiences guessing. ...
So being intro- and retrospective here as my wife snores away beside me, I believe I unintentionally have always had a penchant for lyricists who like to baffle or at least keep their audiences guessing. Jethro Tull was (and still is - but mostly their older work in the 70's) my top fave band, and if you've ever looked at some of Ian Anderson's writings (try Thick as Brick!), you'll see what I mean.
Meanwhile, Carbon Leaf still amazes me with their live performances and still writes some damn fine songs. I do miss the heavier celtic slant of past years tho. Dying to see them back in DMB's hometown - C'ville. The newly-done Jefferson Theater is the PERFECT venue to enjoy CL (as well as many others).
Later! Best be gettin' on with this new year. (Sleep would be a good start. It's 2:30 and "I'm waiting, chime the wake"...)
Peace, Hope, Love, Health, and Happiness to all in the New Year!
I think everyone here has goo ideas as to what Barry is getting at, but with prose like that, it's hard to tell!
I think everyone here has goo ideas as to what Barry is getting at, but with prose like that, it's hard to tell!
Hey "Meteor", did you know this is the anniversary night of when it was written? I have a live recording where Barry says "this song was written on New Year's Eve...". Kinda cool, eh - or intentional?
Hey "Meteor", did you know this is the anniversary night of when it was written? I have a live recording where Barry says "this song was written on New Year's Eve...". Kinda cool, eh - or intentional?
So being intro- and retrospective here as my wife snores away beside me, I believe I unintentionally have always had a penchant for lyricists who like to baffle or at least keep their audiences guessing. ...
So being intro- and retrospective here as my wife snores away beside me, I believe I unintentionally have always had a penchant for lyricists who like to baffle or at least keep their audiences guessing. Jethro Tull was (and still is - but mostly their older work in the 70's) my top fave band, and if you've ever looked at some of Ian Anderson's writings (try Thick as Brick!), you'll see what I mean.
Meanwhile, Carbon Leaf still amazes me with their live performances and still writes some damn fine songs. I do miss the heavier celtic slant of past years tho. Dying to see them back in DMB's hometown - C'ville. The newly-done Jefferson Theater is the PERFECT venue to enjoy CL (as well as many others).
Later! Best be gettin' on with this new year. (Sleep would be a good start. It's 2:30 and "I'm waiting, chime the wake"...)
Peace, Hope, Love, Health, and Happiness to all in the New Year!
Lost and confused until you turn on the light, have an epiphany and realize what is right. Now pleading for your friends to stay with you through the good and the bad times. -- your laughter is my light --
I think everyone here has goo ideas as to what Barry is getting at, but with prose like that, it's hard to tell!
I think everyone here has goo ideas as to what Barry is getting at, but with prose like that, it's hard to tell!
Hey "Meteor", did you know this is the anniversary night of when it was written? I have a live recording where Barry says "this song was written on New Year's Eve...". Kinda cool, eh - or intentional?
Hey "Meteor", did you know this is the anniversary night of when it was written? I have a live recording where Barry says "this song was written on New Year's Eve...". Kinda cool, eh - or intentional?
So being intro- and retrospective here as my wife snores away beside me, I believe I unintentionally have always had a penchant for lyricists who like to baffle or at least keep their audiences guessing. ...
So being intro- and retrospective here as my wife snores away beside me, I believe I unintentionally have always had a penchant for lyricists who like to baffle or at least keep their audiences guessing. Jethro Tull was (and still is - but mostly their older work in the 70's) my top fave band, and if you've ever looked at some of Ian Anderson's writings (try Thick as Brick!), you'll see what I mean.
Meanwhile, Carbon Leaf still amazes me with their live performances and still writes some damn fine songs. I do miss the heavier celtic slant of past years tho. Dying to see them back in DMB's hometown - C'ville. The newly-done Jefferson Theater is the PERFECT venue to enjoy CL (as well as many others).
Later! Best be gettin' on with this new year. (Sleep would be a good start. It's 2:30 and "I'm waiting, chime the wake"...)
Peace, Hope, Love, Health, and Happiness to all in the New Year!
I think everyone here has goo ideas as to what Barry is getting at, but with prose like that, it's hard to tell!
I think everyone here has goo ideas as to what Barry is getting at, but with prose like that, it's hard to tell!
Hey "Meteor", did you know this is the anniversary night of when it was written? I have a live recording where Barry says "this song was written on New Year's Eve...". Kinda cool, eh - or intentional?
Hey "Meteor", did you know this is the anniversary night of when it was written? I have a live recording where Barry says "this song was written on New Year's Eve...". Kinda cool, eh - or intentional?
So being intro- and retrospective here as my wife snores away beside me, I believe I unintentionally have always had a penchant for lyricists who like to baffle or at least keep their audiences guessing. ...
So being intro- and retrospective here as my wife snores away beside me, I believe I unintentionally have always had a penchant for lyricists who like to baffle or at least keep their audiences guessing. Jethro Tull was (and still is - but mostly their older work in the 70's) my top fave band, and if you've ever looked at some of Ian Anderson's writings (try Thick as Brick!), you'll see what I mean.
Meanwhile, Carbon Leaf still amazes me with their live performances and still writes some damn fine songs. I do miss the heavier celtic slant of past years tho. Dying to see them back in DMB's hometown - C'ville. The newly-done Jefferson Theater is the PERFECT venue to enjoy CL (as well as many others).
Later! Best be gettin' on with this new year. (Sleep would be a good start. It's 2:30 and "I'm waiting, chime the wake"...)
Peace, Hope, Love, Health, and Happiness to all in the New Year!
PS - Sorry for the double-post! First-timer's jittery fingers.
PS - Sorry for the double-post! First-timer's jittery fingers.
PPS - Desperation Song is absolutely magnificent to experience live (not taking anything away from the superb studio recording, to be clear).
PPS - Desperation Song is absolutely magnificent to experience live (not taking anything away from the superb studio recording, to be clear).