Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Before I Brave The Heat & Get Groceries, The First Song From 124: Tully


Here's the first song from album 124: Tully. It's named after the photographer of the album art, Tully K., who's work can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tullyk/. Why named after him you ask? His name really, not to mention he seems like a really swell guy (hell of a looker too, ladies...or fellas...), but I really love that name (especially after I found out that it was, in fact, his real name). This is the first of three songs recorded for the record and I really can't wait for it to feel like spring or something (this fucking heatwave is killing me). On that note, summer's coming fast. The semester's gonna end soon. Though I'll still be recording, my posts may be spread between days a bit more.
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2 comments:

Hot4God said...

music is a sin against god music should be destroyed and everyone who listens to music hanged

the only music you need is jesus!

April 8, 2010 at 12:41 AM
NeedsMoreWolfJacket said...

Music isn't a sin! Not having some sort of wolf reference is! Come on man, this needs WAY more WOLF JACKET!

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April 9, 2010 at 5:08 PM

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