One Small Candle

[Mike_S]

This is massive... epic. It gets really proggy, but 70's prog. Hearing shades of Yes in here or even a bit of Mountain. Man this is brilliant. I just love hearing tunes made in 2023 that have that genuine old classic rock feel. Like a big two fingers up to some of the auto-tuned, quantized, ultra compressed, over produced crap that goes for music these days. Well done Dave... backed up by stellar work from Keith.

Mike

[Redler]

Brilliant composition and arrangement, everything sounds 'massive' on this! You guys are great musicians!

Top class production as well.

[StephenM]

swooped in off that sampler juke to hear this again... it is an epic journey of a song... sure prog would be a good descriptor but also sort of like some Elton John stuff from the mid 70's... has that sort of great feel... lots of passion, emotion, intellect... the keys do sound great and sure enough that bass is wonderful.. tight...the whole thing is tight..

[DarrenG / The Devil's Toupee]

Awesome song, I must have missed this first time around.

[Lurker]

I love how the positivity of the melody supports the lyric. Listening, my minds eye was watching the closing scene of a film as the credits begin. The outro makes me want to keep listening. I was disappointed when it ended. This is a good thing.

[Pipes]

Great

Nice chord progressions

..needs a few more listens to capture everything:)

Thanks
Nick

[Ted]

Maybe I can push your Canada button: This reminds me of Celine Dion! Just kidding. In all seriousness: This triggered a Klaatu flashback. I can't put my finger on what it is. Maybe it's the Beatles-but-not-Beatles chords combined with BerryPatch's big fat dramatic contributions. The tone of the bass and the precision of the playing are amazing. Great job, father and son!

[Zoltan]

This is what eargasm sounds like.

Klaatu barada nikto.

[Ron D Bowes]

Big sound filling the speakers. Cool composition and performance. Nice one!

[StephenM]

Klaatu barada nikto.

"Near the end of the film, as Klaatu is pursued by the U.S. Armed Forces, he urges Helen Benson to memorize the phrase, saying "There's no limit to what he can do. He could destroy the Earth... If anything should happen to me, you must go to Gort; you must say these words: 'Klaatu barada nikto."

had to look this up.