I listen to these songs now and try to make sense of what my body was telling my pen and guitar
often occupying some liminal space nearing offbeat discordancy
maybe it would sound like this
limited to a few solo ventures and an astonishing ten minute long piece as a trio
documents a quartet concert focused on vocals compositions and improvisations
GENE CLARK - "Bye, Bye Tomorrow" LP I listen to these songsGene Clark Bye, Bye Tomorrow LP (unofficial, 2025) "A collection of 4 track cassette demos unlike any Clark recordings we've heard before. In a word, bleak. Gene's lyrical romanticism is still here (somewhere) but to the forefront are some of the darkest, most gothic recordings of his career. Drum machines, synthesizers and loads of tape hiss. A precursor to the 1985 album with Carla Olson "So Rebellious a Lover", this record is a complete 180, vibe