First MoO jam in a while

[Tony W]

There's one thing about MoO music that is constant. I always feel like I should be laying in the grass on a sunny day, looking at the clouds, and deciding what shapes they are while listening. You've always got that kind of laid back feel to the music.

The bass is just as stellar as the guitar work. That drum kit sounds really good too.

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Hi Blooby, fine bit jamming. Supurb playing from you all. Like it a lot.............Willie

[j.g.]

That is superb playing by you all. It seems like a very very polished song rather than a jam.
Look forward to hearing more from you.
Geoff

[Flash Harry]

Oh yes. Yes yes yes yes!

sweet sweet guitar tones and nice easy laid back drums and bass. Nice nice nice.

[chip withrow]

Yes, indeed - we have to get together sometime, somewhere in Fla and work out some jammy tunes over a few beers!
This has a groovy, jangly Phish-like vibe I find most appealing, and then the synth gives in a bit of early '80s Zappa feel. The lead playing is melodic and clean. In my mind, I am at a festival, and I am doing that curious, chicken-like head-bob dance I do.
The effects-laden soloing midway through certainly kicks things up a notch, then some instrospective arpeggiating, a Middle-East thing ... yeah, this sets me free.

[Farrell Jackson]

Great jammin'! This reminds a little of some Grateful Dead jams. I love this kind of off the top of the head music...excellent!

Farrell

[hardlock]

Yea, after the synth solo I start hearing the Dead as well.  Very creative and pro work, especially if just a jam?  WOW!  Top drawer performance!

[Rata-tat-tat]

Forgot to comment... man guys this is sounding very kill. Love all of the dynamics of this jam... change in rhythms... tones. Bass line is driving. Guitar work stellar... drums tite. Love it.

[Greeny]

Serious quality from the jam-master! Classy and tasteful as always. You have a special kind of magic. Your guitar tones alone are to die for.