Coagulation
La NUOVA versione dello storico brano jazzy per "Zenith".A NEW version of the jazzy track coming from "Zenith".
"Coagulation"
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1998
From the CD "Zenith"
Credits:
Lord Bygon: lead and backing vocals, bass, piano, synth, loops, drum
programming.
Song Story:
Questo brano ha avuto una lunghissima gestazione e un grosso numero
di versioni di prova, finché nel Gennaio 1999 non ne ho inciso
un'incazzatissima versione per il primo "Zenith". Il testo è
evidentemente nonsense (forse anche un po' delirante...) mentre la
melodia contiene le mie solite assurdità Jazz / Pop. La presente
versione ` una delle nuove incisioni per la riedizione di "Zenith"
sull'iTunes Music Store, nonché la prima fatta interamente
con Reason.
This is a song it took me years to write, starting from a very old
idea based on the two chords of the verse, and I recorded a huge number
of provisional versions - the last one in January 1999 for the first
issue of "Zenith". The lyrics are nonsense (inspired to XTC's "This
is Pop") and the melody features my typical weird Jazz / Pop elements;
this is a totally new recording made in the Spring of 2003 for the
new edition of "Zenith" on the iTunes Store, with a powerful arrangement
that makes of this song Zenith's "curio".
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On my walkway I feel so freethere's no hurry, it's only me
Someone leans on the thing I say
but I won't thank her for going away
How do you feel tonight now that you're free?
Just don't forget a thing: life's not a sin
In my night time there are no jails
drinking summer, I eat my nails
How do you call that thing you feel inside?
I feel my platelets, where is my bride?
On my walkway I feel so free
silly donkeys surrounding me
it's the right time, I drink my beer
or should I say I'm dying here?
How do you call that mood you're always in?
I call it death, my friend, God bless my blood
Coagulation....
© Giuseppe Gambino (SIAE)
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..I think the whole composition works pretty well, Lord Bygon's vocals are quite good, because he's staying in his comfortable range and not trying to squeeze too many syllables into the melody. The song doesn't really have a hook, but I don't think it needs one, this isn't pop. ...Lord B's songwriting is excellent! Chris M.
...awesome as usual! Loved the harmonies - and to think he got the word "coagulation" in a jazzy song... Jimrie Thurmond
Zenith - Lord Bygon's album
