8 comments on Life Ahead - Tom Yates* - Song Of The Shimmering Way (Vinyl, LP)

1. The Black Rider () If you want your Tom Waits vinyl with the strange factor cranked, then this is the record for you. Originally created as the soundtrack for the play of the same name (directed by Robert Wilson, with whom Waits would collaborate many more times in the future), The Black Rider is a front-seat pass into a fun-house from hell, a circus seen through the eyes of madness.

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2. Subject: RE: BS: TOM YATES From: GUEST,JohnB Date: 18 Jul 01 - PM Long ago and far away, I remember him, two songs in particular spring to mind. One was a Streets of Laredo thing about a "Young Dosser wrapped up in his doss bag" the other is a song he used to finish with which has often cropped up in my addled brain over the years.

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3. “Life goes by each and every day,” Mr. Greene sings in “Burn Out Blues.” “I need some time so I can find the way/to slow down, relax and clear my head.” Washed Out’s songs have been plush and blurred, a little melted around the edges, ever since Mr. Greene inaugurated the minimovement that became known as chillwave with Washed Out.

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Way Ahead on Discogs.

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6. Jul 27,  · Thomas Rhett couldn’t have picked a much more appropriate title for his new LP than Life pulmeralafasroi.diesiroburquesabitthermtorereru.infoinfo the time since he released his last album, Tangled Up, in , Rhett’s made the jump from.

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8. Here and now is truly all that applies in life since it could all end in a second, but we don’t live that way as a society, where instead, we live correcting the past or planning for the future, when, if we ever, are living here and now, meeting our immediate needs, (not wants and desires) equally distributing the resources available in a way.

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