What a very different colouring this has - where my original proceeded from reassurance, this takes a different angle, proceeding perhaps from a point of urgency on the singer’s part. I hadn’t imagined it that way, and yet it is as complete a vision as mine. I really like the darker colouring!

beautiful version of AB’s song. i love the way the chords on the keyboards sound as they might if played finger-style on acoustic guitar. very moving.

Way to feature. I don’t think I’ve ever heard Admiral Bob’s vocals presented quite as well as this. Although it does have a certain sadness, as if there was an earlier version before he realized he was wrong. I like that little ‘broken amp’ bit near the middle too.

Very very nice. I love the delicate synth - the mood reminds me of Eurythmics’ “1984” album. That’s a good thing, by the way. :)

Great use of f/x on the vocals, and I like that you added vocal harmonies in the refrain; but there are a few artefacts that show up from the re-pitching that is just a bit distracting.

Absolutely lovely track though. Five jars of pickled herring for you.

Another Zep Hurme masterpiece. I was not fully convinced with the last few songs (they were good, but…) but this now is great. Heard no artifacts, overwhelmed by the overall sound!

Beautiful, Mr. Zep - may I call you “two sheds”? - Hurme!You make Admiral sound like Peter Gabriel and you have some great sounds here. Especially that 8 bit blowing analogue noodle! Love it!

Thought I was listening to the radio. Seriously. Started the song and went on to other tasks. Then I was wondering where the music was coming from. Looked around and it was you ‘:0)
Cool tune, Zep