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Most kids can’t buy music online. Lucid Nation decided to archive all our music up till now for free download.
We came up with the idea of the Hundred Song March: one song a day for a hundred days.
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We came up with the idea of the Hundred Song March: one song a day for a hundred days.
Brain Floss Records retains all copyright ownership. We grant podcasters and radio DJs the right to broadcast all tracks. Listeners the right to make copies for themselves and others. We reserve rights for use in soundtracks of any kind, and for any duplication for sale or other commercial use.
Update frequency:
every 2 days
English
United States
24 episodes
since June 13, 2006
episodic
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This fragment is the first recording of Ronnie and me playing together. We had just begun playing guitar a couple months before so our timing sucked, but I like the way it sounds like some kind of forgotten recording from the days of the Delta Blues, a couple of drunk sharecroppers learning to stru…
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This is Ronnie’s first and by far most primitive experiment with multi-track recording and effects.At first, it seems by fox Ronnie means foxy like the rock stars of yore he mentions but really this title is lifted from the I Ching. Ronnie’s a big Lee Scratch Perry fan as mentioned and I think you …
I wrote the music for Ronnie’s lyrics about patience overcoming violence at a time when AC/DC and Muddy Waters were all I would listen to.“Backed into a corner of mirrorsYou got only yourself to blameChange is original sinWhen you play the sacrifice gameSometimes you find it even in your familyLike…
I wrote the music for this song, Ronnie wrote the vocals. I could never sing anything like:I have an ancestor who was a chief on the Cherokee Trail of Tears. Because of the fate of so many of his family at the hands of the Nazis, Ronnie has strong feelings about the genocides suffered by Native Ame…
I wrote the music for this song, Ronnie wrote the vocals. I could never sing anything like:“You come knockin at my bedroom doorlike some kind of guilty conspiratorlke a spy in the nightlike an angel on the slylike the southern sunin the morning skytalk to me all night about your boyfriendfollow me …
That glitch at the beginning shows how close we came to recording over this song!Way too silly and romantic for Tamra to ever sing, but cute, in a Marc Bolan with a dash of silly Lennon kinda way.I love the bluesy interplay of our guitars. I guess our instincts were good because we had no clue and …
Ronnie’s rhythm guitar part later became the Lucid Nation song L.A. River that Keith Richards called marvelous. I played a sweet bass line on that, but I like this song just as much.They say L.A. is a cityIn a nightmare that never sleepsShow me a town where pityOutweighs the law of the streetThe tw…
Yes, that is me snickering. This song is a lament for musicians lost when one night stands became pregnancies unplanned. It would make a great condom commercial.On a more serious note I think the cruelty of women who saddle men with unwanted children, often for gain, can be a crime like rape: they …
As timely as today’s headlines! Things have only gotten worse since this song was written. “How do you deal with hopelessness?How do you deal with helplessness?How do you deal with crisisWhen it’s world wideAnd there’s nowhere to hide.”I’m not sure how we accomplished this weird mélange of Woody Gu…
Now we are moving back through time to the very cassette tape that got Columbia Records interested in Cat Cult. These recordings were made inside an apartment living room, the two of us playing cheap guitars through practice combos, on a hand held cassette recorder. Talk about no overdubs or effe…
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