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INSTRUMENTAL. A naive romp through another perfect day, a long, long time ago. Driven by a trio of acoustic guitars, this folk rock instrumental was originally released by OBN mastermind TK Major. |
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A lo fi dream pop meditation on class, identity, and dharma... you know, the usual.
(Mix 5 - the Official Mix... so far.) |
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When I sing to you, the angels sing along / and yet I know there's something wrong / ths sky above is in your eyes / and I know that means / you're lying on the ground. |
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A late night drive through the purgatorial wasteland of the eternal broken heart... |
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INSTRUMENTAL. A big black Citroen SM filled with Gauloise smoke with a two turntable set up in the back and a drunk showgirl passed out in your lap. It's all so everyday now... |
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You can throw away a dream... but it always comes back to haunt you. |
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"10,000 years is not a day too long..." Downtempo alternative country kinda thang. |
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Extremely alienated sappy synth pop with super-cynical lyrics. " 'Vini vidi vici,' baby said when she came home. / I said 'that's fine for Caesar, baby, but Babylon ain't Rome...' " |
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Outsider blues featuring tortured melodic lines and the sound of a lonely, late night sax. |
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INSTRUMENTAL. A blue and moody song... a midtempo electric blues instrumental with plenty of guitar. (Formerly titled "Blue Banker.") |
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A song about a girl who slipped away. |
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INSTRUMENTAL. A jazzy dub remix (by one blue nine guitarist TK Major) of an unreleased OBN song with an undulating hiphop bossa nova beat. |
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Dreadrock dub mix of an unreleased reggae version of Spit in the Ocean, one of one blue nine mastermind TK's earliest songs. |
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A perfect day at the end of time. A lo-fi slow bump of a low-ride into the final glory of the last sunset. Squeeze your sweetheart and face The Light. |
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A departure for one blue nine, this folk rock ballad forsakes experimentation for a straightforward look at yearning and fear of love. |
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Funky trip hop with a big, rolling beat and deadpan, rapped vocals. (To hear a very different version of "Rachel" check The Disintegrators' newly uploaded popcore version.) |
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INSTRUMENTAL (w/soken word). Psychedelic trip hop instrumental featuring found reminiscences of a time when saints were sinners, cops were criminals, and the wiseman often played the fool. |
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INSTRUMENTAL. Martian delta blues. |
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This was the original mix of this track. It features a starker sound with raw, shaggy vocals and a rougher mix. |
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If you've been around, you know that "doll eyes" are the flat, unseeing eyes of someone who is deeply under the influence of drugs. This songwriter demo has more than a few rough edges but should amuse OBN fans, revealing songwriter TK's country roots. A love song of a different kind: "From the Ocean to the mountains / from the birthplace to the grave / Once you behold her / nothing will ever be the same..." |
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A 141 bpm meditation on insignificance. |
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A cross-cut-hybrid of roadhouse trip-hop and slow-bump rave-a-billy. A song-within-a-song takes you out of the cool night air of the trailer park and into the hot jumble of the roadhouse... [slight edit Dec '99] |
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Feverish criss-crossing breakbeats, growling synths and deadpan oh-so-post-punk vocals. |
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obn's TK improvised this off-kilter TV preacher rant while blowing off steam during a studio work session with his one man all improv electronic performance act, Tranz Azul (aka Frippenstein). All the instrument and vocal parts were recorded LIVE by TK in one pass in real time using a live echo loop. (There are time compression edits, however. See song info.) |
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This spoken word piece contains metaphors and descriptive images which some people may find disturbing; if you feel you might be offended by such imagery, we invite you to listen to one of our happy songs instead. But you'll be missing searing, visceral sax work by blues renaissance man Jeff Turmes... |
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INSTRUMENTAL. This is the full combo version of this jazzy bossa -- with a serpentine, slinky guitar snaking around cascading marimba figures and a chunky piano. (Originally released by OBN side project the blue jammies.) |
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Breathes there man or woman with soul so dead that they've tired of tales of the dark side of celebrity? |
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Slithering snake guitar, funky wah-wah, acid synths, chunky syncopation, and cynical, sarcastic rhymes. What more is there? |
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We recently realized that this version of this song can only be called electronic rockabilly. It's from 1996 and, regrettably, has some technical flaws. Unfortunately, it appears to be the last remaining recording of this version after a disastrous HD crash (like there's a good kind?) |
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21st Century swamp boogie with punkish vocals and a ghostly rap. |
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So, you're sittin' in Murphy's and someone says 'hey, ain't that your house' and you look at that beat up 21 incher hangin' over the cigarette machine and you see a third string reporter from the local Fox News standing in front of your house and the paramedics are coming out with a couple bodies... and you recognize your wife's feet sticking out under the sheet and the next body has some cowboy boots that look a lot like that pair your best friend just picked up at the Goodwill... Damn junkies, you think to yourself. |
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We think this is a country song. No one else does. |
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INSTRUMENTAL. This hard-edged club track may surprise long time OBN fans. Aggesive, shifting beats, distinctly tweaked found vocal bits, odd drops, grinding synths and lots of edge... |
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A scathing indictment of America's shameful mistreatment of stage-diving victims. |
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OBN's attempt at classic social agitprop. |
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Historic oddity from one blue nine mastermind TK Major's archives. Pulsing bass, moaning feedback guitars, and flat, near-spoken vocals mark this as very different from the country version elsewhere on this page. |
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INSTRUMENTAL. Positively the most guitar in one place ever from one blue nine. A stripped down, almost bluesy remix of Mambo Bossa Loca (originally released under OBN's pseudonymous sideproject, the blue jammies.) |
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Raw, alienated garage funk dedicated to a certain tweaker girl (now clean and sober and living in the suburbs with her husband and kids -- but it was a long, hard road). Stay in school, stay away from drugs, and don't meet your connection in dead end alleys. |
Credits: Jeff Turmes: horns / TK Major: vocals, keyboards |
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"Love is funny, Love is cruel. / Love will make Einstein feel just like a fool. Love will make a tomcat dive / in a swimming pool." A smokey, slightly trippy, cabaret blues. Roll out the baby spot and spray the fake cigarette smoke... you supply the clinking glasses and murmur of disinterested conversation. |
CD: [to be determined]
Label: bluetrip music
Credits: Gramps |
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INSTRUMENTAL. Some folks say this glass is full of nothing. And some say this glass is full of it. |
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"It was the 13th day of the 13th month / the clock on the wall had just struck 13 o'clock / I downed me 12 beers and had one more for luck..." Kurt Schnyder (percussion) and TK Major (vocals, guitars, and keyboards). |
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