Time Machine
Alex MuroI realized recently that reading a little caption about a song isn't necessarily interesting to most people. I always want to know more about songs that Im listening to especially what the person who wrote the song was thinking about when they wrote it or what they think about it in general. It had never struck me that maybe only song writers are interested in stupid little blurbs like this one, well actually like the other ones on this page, this one has nothing to do with the song at all except to say its in topic, a different kind of song than any one I've ever written before although it started out being one of my lonenly songs (like charlotte or to be so scared parts 1 or 2).
mp3:Time Machine
Labels: B3nson, Symptoms of a Disease Called Living
Charlotte
Alex MuroThis is a song I wrote for a real girl whom I met once at a party when I was a bit younger and just as impressionable as I am now. On first listen this may sound like some sort of creepy love song,which on some level it is but really this is a song about being lonely. The song takes also takes ideas from a story my sister showed me at thanksgiving by leo tolstoy's great niece or some such (tatyana tolstoy) called okkerville river.
(Ps. Please listen to me in headphones at least once.)
mp3:Charlotte
Labels: B3nson, Symptoms of a Disease Called Living
Tomatoes & Radio Wire
Alex MuroThis is one of the first songs to come straight from the attic, maybe the first. Its for a friend of mine. Its also for Goldaline. This has, so far, the best record of the impact of mr.Louis on the hobo banned, which is and was much greater than this website would make evident. Its also the begining of a trend toward more instruments and all the songs I write having trumpet.
mp3:Tomatoes & Radio Wire
Labels: LP, Pre Studio, Symptoms of a Disease Called Living
My Dear Lady
Alex MuroI wrote this song after To be so scared part 2 which was done pretty soon after the first one case you were wondering. I just decided not to update the site til the band was triumphantly partly reunited. Also this song is a present for a friend of mine and I put off giving it to him for too long. In anycase I hope you like it.
mp3:My Dear Lady
Labels: Pre Europe, Symptoms of a Disease Called Living
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