Eyes on the Moon

grah3am

Genre: Rock

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Inspired by a failed collaboration. It turned out surprisingly well. Vocals and other stuff still need work, but the main thing is there.

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Lyrics

What kind of world do we live in?
What kind of planet do we live on?

You better do this
You better do that
You slave like a dog for some cat in a hat

You gotta move here
You gotta go there
You die like a fish with a glassy stare

Chorus I’ve got my feet upon the ground
But my head’s in the clouds
Eye on the moon

Song Stats

Hits: 1356
Comments: 14
Fans: 8
Plays: 38
Downloads: 6
Votes: 0
Uploaded: Mar 20, 2016 - 11:47:42 AM
Last Updated: Mar 20, 2016 - 11:47:42 AM Last Played: May 18, 2018 - 04:09:14 PM

Song License

Creative Commons License:
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike

Song Actions

Hardware:

Yamaha guitars and drum kit

Software:

GB 11

Comments

DWL	DWL said 1000 days ago (March 21st, 2016)
	Another journey and once again I'm never sure where it's going! Nice work with the guitars. A bit Hendrix and riff heavy. Never a dull moment! Cheers Dick Check out my latest song called Cucamonga

grah3am	grah3am said 1000 days ago (March 21st, 2016)
	Workin' on my Hendrix The original collab was a synth - heavy thing and I did some vocals. So I kept the vocals and went in the opposite direction. You get an Imaginary Badge for being first, Dick! Check out my latest song called Resident Lump

PeterB7858	PeterB7858 said 999 days ago (March 22nd, 2016)
	Eyes on the Moon Eclectic blend, Graham. Cerebral. Harmonies and the guitar work are highlights. The transitions work well. Can I have an imaginary elephant stamp for being second? Please, sir? :-) Check out my latest song called The Parting Of The Ways

grah3am	grah3am said 999 days ago (March 22nd, 2016)
	Consider yourself stamped. I really enjoy coming up with variations and links. It's like the best kind of jigsaw puzzle. Thanks for listening, Peter. Check out my latest song called Resident Lump

J_Gretch	J_Gretch said 999 days ago (March 22nd, 2016)
	Eyes on the Moon Love the way this moves...huge prog rock fan right here. You got some serious guitar tones throughout the entire piece. So much fun and much appreciated!! thanks for sharing. Check out my latest song called Cass Corridor redux-L

grah3am	grah3am said 998 days ago (March 23rd, 2016)
	Zoom Box fun Amazing what you can get with little effort from a cheap effects box. I have my eyes on a GP - 10 next. Thanks for your time, Mr G. Check out my latest song called Resident Lump

MikeRobinson	MikeRobinson said 998 days ago (March 23rd, 2016)
	Just heavy enough I can see how this piece might have started out “synth-heavy,” but this interpretation is just heavy enough. Delightful juxtaposition of notions. Check out my latest song called Supelo Island Cue #1: Traffic!

grah3am	grah3am said 997 days ago (March 24th, 2016)
	Cheers, Mike Arrangements can be a pain sometimes, but it's worth trying for a satisfying narrative. Check out my latest song called Resident Lump

Warren Smith

Warren Smith said 997 days ago (March 24th, 2016)

Inspired
Wonderfully innovative! Those guitar sounds are so distinctive!

There's nothing like being inspired by failure. (Actually, I don't know what that means .. it just sounded good when it popped into my head.)

I think it could use a couple more "You better/You gotta" couplets .. instead of just repeating them .. which would better reflect the variety of the musicianship. (Maybe that's what you refer to as "other stuff"?) The two here are great.

Feet on the ground, head in the clouds, eye on the moon - that's superlative.

Check out my latest song called I'll Be On My Way

grah3am	grah3am said 997 days ago (March 24th, 2016)
	Thank you, Warren I like that line too. One day, this will have proper McNair drums. When I fix the wonky vocals I'll see about the betters and gottas and possibly something else you can die like. (Probably not a whelk.) Check out my latest song called Resident Lump

sammydix	sammydix said 995 days ago (March 26th, 2016)
	Don't think I heard this final version (or did I)? One of your catchiest choruses to date. Check out my latest song called Every Man has a Woman Who Loves Him

grah3am	grah3am said 995 days ago (March 26th, 2016)
	Not sure, Sam There are some higher harmonies that are flat and need fixing, and of course it needs real live McNair goodness before it's done. But, Saul Goodman. Thanks as ever. Check out my latest song called Resident Lump

paul f. page	paul f. page said 992 days ago (March 29th, 2016)
	Wow! At 1:00 this explodes. Very cool. I really like the way you have recorded the vocals. Very unusual-sounding. Lots of exciting elements in the arrangement, too. (e.g. that great guitar lead around 2:38 or so). The mix sounds a little dry to my ears. Maybe a bit more distance/reverb overall? Check out my latest song called Caprice

grah3am	grah3am said 991 days ago (March 30th, 2016)
	Cheers, Paul I'll experiment with reverb when I redo the vocals. I always appreciate your comments, thanks. Check out my latest song called Resident Lump

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Name: Graham Exton
Location: Bahamas

One - time British comic strip writer, now full - time teacher in the Bahamas. I've been waiting patiently for Apple to come up with Garageband since I had to abandon my Portastudio in the UK. ... [see more]

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