I had no clue Tom could play like this. Jesus Christ. I think he's just become one of my top 3 favorite players of all time. Right next to Buckethead and Duane Allman at #1. That's a heck of a duo to be paired with. You're a hell of a guy, Tom. W O W.
Hey Tom... I was listening to this in my office yesterday ... My cool coworker, a 61 yr old ex hippie chick said.." what are you listening to? Damn thats cool! " I told her and sent her the link. Like a good pair of levis... Quality never goes out of style
What I love about this track and the overall album is it's one of those albums you can play while you drive out on the open road! It's definitely cross country music! It's my current go to album when I hit the road! Thanks guys for making a gem of a record!! 🎸😎🎸
Sounds so great! T-shirt time! Trip the Witch logo on front and rainbows-shooting-out-of-her-eyes-face-falling-off lady on the back. Make it happen please! Can’t wait for this album.
The Stereo Field on this is freakin killin me in all the right ways. Sounds way huge...and love the way it suddenly dies around 3 minutes in and then comes back.
OMG Buk (and Dean!). Didn’t realize the album was out, but it’s fantastic on the first listen. This is an instant favorite. Well done, and thanks so much to both of you for sharing your talent with the world!
Awesome album uncle Larry. Thank you for taking me to a different space in time. Oh and your solo on this. That fuzz tone almost matches the intensity of your playing. I can tell you really mean that shit.
I'm already tired of the Pink Floyd references. Dark Side of the Moon got a lot of its sound from Harvey Mandels's Cristo Redentor (1968), including the opera singer. Bowie was listening to Mandel's album when he was writing Hunky Dory (1971).