Perfect Day (original)

[guitarron]

BB- How did you get Rick Wakeman to do you intro?
i missed this the 1 st go 'round
This is a stellar track
 nice mixing job
vox are a bitch for me too

[Rolow]

Hey really good song writing man!  I like the lyrics a lot.  Well played and recorded also.

[Bluesberry]

Thanks guys, and thanks Nigel for the very kind words on this song.  This song was like a gift, I got the new BR-1200, I was getting into the Ian Curtis thing a bit because of some comments on here (I had never listened to joy Division before - whew what a band), and in a very short time I had this song.  This is probably one of the easiest songs I have written, it just seemed to come fast (for me at least), my enthusiasm for the new machine driving the music, and my fascination for Ian Curtis driving the lyrics.  Thanks again guys.

[Ferryman]

Well deserved kind words, I still love this one although "Flow My Tears" might have trumped it. Not sure yet.....

Cheers,

Nigel

[Oldrottenhead]

on this day bump 2 years ago sheesh

[Bluesberry]

I really should re-do the vocals on this one......but I have a hard time going back to something once it is finished..... I just say that I was channelling Ian Curtis and the pichy vocals were part of the vibe I was going for....thats what I'll say.  Thanks for the bump Jim.

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Good work, I've said it before and I will probably say it again, good music is ageless.............Willie

[Rata-tat-tat]

Great tune BB... musta missed this one along the way.

[Ted]

I kind of forgot the days when the taxonomy of this site was organized by recorder. If you weren't using a Micro BR, you risked posting in obscurity. And that's one of several excuses I can offer for missing this song when it was originally posted.

Love the synth solo at the beginning. At first listen, you don't know where the song is going to go – it could go anywhere. Prog? Electronica? Synth pop? And that fits the topic of the song perfectly – especially because where the song does eventually go is to Bluesberry territory. We are who we are, and we create each day from limited materials, beginning with the contents of our skulls. Nonetheless, that's plenty – the possibilities are always infinite.

Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to sit at my computer and do more or less the same thing I did yesterday.

Warning: pitchy vocals

I need that as some permanent flair in my footer, alongside "Okay to Cover."

OTD Bump.