'Mystery & Melancholy of a Street' - Greeny Original

[Greeny]

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Something a bit different (to my ears, anyway). Kind of a miserable pyschedelic soundtrack, lol. It's inspired by one of my favourite paintings - Giorgio de Chirico's 'Mystery and Melancholy of a Street'. So, not a book or film to qualify for FaBfest 

[Greeny]

p.s. it's downloadable at alonetone (was too big to put on here...).

[Gritter]

The sound really fits the painting...dark, brooding imagery.

[Oldrottenhead]

loving it at times the music reminds me of some classic sixties british tv shows, like man in a suitcase or randall and hopkirk deceased for some reason bloody magic, we should have a painting or artfest next time.

[OsCKilO]

This is an amazing track Greeny!

You Have perfectly rendered this painting through sound!
If I had never seen the painting before, your track would have let me know exactly what it looked like. In fact It goes beyond the painting and puts the listener in he shoes of Mr Green as he walks down that strange street!


Awesome Mr Green!


Perfect!

[Sundbo]

I am impressed by your creativity. A true songcrafter and artist.

[Mach]

Man this has a nice haunting feel and awesome Bass line. The music definitely fits the painting. That guitar on the left has a eerie sorrowfulness vibe...chilling at times. Nice Work!

Mach

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Hi Tim, as Sundbo says Songcrafting at its best. The music fits the solemnity of the picture perfectly and the playing, vox and production is top class...........Willie

[Kenneth]

Tim, I been listening to your music offline recently, they have a comfort to them, gives me a good feeling.
This is different a bit, but very enjoyable, love the chord changes, and the vox is , as usual, quite stunning, pro sounding.
 I can hear your voice on the radio airwaves- easily.

[stoman]

It may be different to your ears, but to mine it is clearly and undeniably Tim Green - somewhere between the Beatles and modern brit rock, but definitely with you very own handwriting.

Solid as always.

Regards,
  Steffen