"Hole in the moon" a Geir&Jarle original

[Geir]

A weekend at the cabin with my brother resulted in this little song.

Hole in the moon

w/m: Geir&Jarle
Jarle: Keyboard, vocals and percussion
Geir: Keyboard, vocals, bass, guitars and percussion

[Oldrottenhead]

weird and wonderful. and how can there be so much talent in the one family.

piepod bound.

[Wiley]

I have to agree with ORH!! Weird, but also very oustanding!!   You need to bring your brother in on more of these!!  Awesome guys!!
pj

[Gnasty]

I don`t find this weird at all. In fact it is just spectacular.

It is very Psychedelic yet it has a certain flow to it. I`m pretty wasted so it`s hard for me to label who it kinda sounds like but it`s just fuckin awesome in every way to me. That percussion with the chorus and that lead guitar is perfect.

Love it! Love It! Love it!!
Brotherly Magnificent!!

[cuthbert]

Hot damn, this is great! Psychedelic for sure - and the production really is quite stunning.

I love it!

[AndyR]

Listened to it before I read the comments so far... and I pretty much wanted to say the same stuff.

I was listening and thinking "this really shouldn't work... all the different threads of ideas... but it does...". I love it

Reminds me of Pink Floyd (not that I know much or anything about them!).

But it also reminded me of early Genesis where they made enormous and truly excellent pieces out of lots of good song ideas that they didn't know how to complete. As they "matured" they figured out how to finish song ideas, but they lost something as well... I remember reading them commenting about this in a biography a few years back... if they'd actually known what they were doing, what they'd learnt later, we wouldn't have Supper's Ready, for example.

As I was listening, I could hear Hole in the moon has several bits that could be worked up to create good individual songs, but then we wouldn't have this recording if you'd done that...

A weekend well spent guys!

[Oldrottenhead]

keep coming back to this one absolutely love it, something about it is reminiscent of david bowie circa the man who sold the world, i think its the crazy guitar break that gives me that vibe.

haunting and stunning.

[AndyR]

david bowie circa the man who sold the world

Yep, this as well...

And this:

haunting and stunning.

[hardlock]

Wow, nice composition.  Well produced and performed!

[fenderbender]

classy stuff Geir & Jarle -
so haunting and so tight --