The first Greeny Monday in a very long time: 'A Very Strange Fire'

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The vocal harmonies at 3:00 are pure sweet cream butter Tim! Always love your bass melodies, which drive it home every time. You are the master!

Great to hear some music from you again - Can't believe it's been eight years (For me anyway )

Peace,

Mark

[Greeny]

Can't believe it's been eight years

I can't believe that either!

I really don't know where the last 10 years went. Which is why I want to make each moment count - musically and otherwise.

[Greeny]

128mb tim, if only it was gb's lol. i still got mine too and it works, but i don't use it.I keep it as a souvenir.

I'm going to get buried (well, burned) with my MBR.

Really!

[Mike_S]

Lovely stuff Tim... that intro draws you in... very good indeed.

Beautiful harmonies and very delicately produced. Great stuff.

Mike

[Blooby]

So good to hear from you. Your tunes are always so well-formed...just so good, but I what I really missed is that bass playing. I always tend to zero in on your lines.

Really imaginative arrangement.

Blooby

[Jarle]

Good to hear from you again Tim. As always your music is of the highest quality from the songwriting to the performance. So many good details in the arrangement and the backing vocals ... I love it.

[ODH]

Always good to hear a Greeny song, and all the more as it's so long since the last.

Top class as usual and instantly recognisable as your work.  I love the folky direction you go in.  Those two flutes (I thought one was a live recorder) sound amazing.

Lovely stuff

 

[bruno]

Great to see you posting again. A fine song.
B

[Super 8]

Dig it!!!

[IanR]

Lovely work Tim

Quite evocative and dreamy.

I love the arrangement. And the outro is perfect.

I am reading Peter Ackroyd's biography of London at the moment - a very good read - and he mentions that the sound of London at various times has been church bells.

Good to see you here again.

Ian