With my teenage mind blown in the early years of the 1990’s by Nirvana’s album, Nevermind, I endeavoured to write my own grunge song.
It’s called Flat World. It has nothing to do with flat earthers, and the name was a reference to living in blocks of units, or ‘flats’.
When I wrote this, I had nothing to record it on, so recording it, to me, meant writing the lyrics and chords down in an old exercise book. Listening to it meant pulling the guitar out and singing it. Indie music in the early 90’s, you know what I’m saying?
I do hope you enjoy one of the first songs I wrote, my teenage attempt at a Cobain-influenced grunge song, Flat World.
@k_kwasniewska
There's raw depths of emotion & experience in how she sings that just reach right in to me & pull bits loose sometimes. Seems true for others too.
This is cool, a great live version of a really classic track. (also all these years gone by and I still don't know what a 3dog night is, yet I'm still resisting the impulse to google it).
Three Dog Night - Mama Told Me (Not To Come) - Live ft. Tennessee Symphony Orchestra
I have so many 'favourite' Bowie songs it's impossible to come up with any order to them, it changes depending on mood and day. His art took him down so many paths. Love this bassline and the little swirls of synth, industrial, EDM falvours under the rock.
David Bowie - I'm Afraid of Americans (a new 4K version)
The Live in the City of Light version. I had the 90m cassette tape in car/s for years through the 80s & early 90s. Cassettes in the car stereo, later CD changer in the boot.
Pretty sure that cassette was amongst tapes I swapped for tapes of Shurik'n(IAM), McSolaar etc in France early 90s.