Pacific Northwest Rock song : "Just One More" by girlpower
girlpower and her honey
"Just One More" song by former Nervous Rex band member
"Just one more" was written when the band was very new. Vinnie and girlpower wrote this song together when girlpower came up with an easy chord song. It is a song about excess, about the pitfalls of modern times in an age where reaching the next pinnacle of hipness, the next trend whether it be through champagne, chardonnay or ones drug of choice. The song is fast paced and speaks of many aspects of the modern world. From "third grader with a gun, everybody's on the run" to "Just one more cigarette, just one more last regret," it runs through with true Nervous Rex clarity. It was written during a time of change and rebellion a time after Y2K and all the uncertainty. An American theme with American players, a time the band had its strongest players, before the changes that sent many of the members of Nervous Rex to different destinations and arrivals at the terminal called life.
The lyrics: JUST ONE MORE
Just one more cigarette, just one more last regret, just one more search for fame, just another girl on champagne.Just one more traffic jam, a line in which I stand. Just one more hungry for power, one more break down rush hour.
Just one more social bore, another tedious chore, just one more litigation, another sticky situation. One more answer machine, one more preacher coming clean, Third grader with a gun, everybody on the run.
Just one more overpriced care, another overpaid star. One more irritation, one more useless conversation. My boyfriends got a Mohawk, he four wheels on my sidewalk. He's from the lower east side, he comes and takes me for a ride.
Just one more cigarette, just one more last regret, a search for fame, I' just another girl on champagne.
Just one more Mr. Clean, come on put another quarter in the machine. One more menthol, one more last call. One more Mr. Right, another he's very uptight. Another down on his luck, just one more fantastic fun . Copyright Nervous Rex 1998..
Just One More song
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DianeDeVillers Camas Swale by Diane DeVillers, released 26 February 2014 1. The Wind 2. Saginaw Mountain 3. Just One More 4. Noah the Goat 5. Let You In 6. Nellova 7. The Answer 8. Robin Egg Blue 9. Father's Only Son 10. Everyone 11. Yaquina
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Thanks Matt isn't that that totally great? Beautiful, yes. Can't wait to play it again with you. Two more weeks maybe, and I'll be up. I'm geinttg my bass voice tuned up more technically, according to my voice teacher, I'm a . I'm settling into and tuning to the low, low seems to fit just right with the blackness. Can't wait to see you all. xoxoxo
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Thanks I agree the acoustic music sends a true, warmer sound, I don't know anything about how Mac keyboards feel, but i type on dells, e machines, acers and laptops which are harder for me as the keys are all flat. Typing on my dell keyboard has more groove to the keys which keep you lined up so your fingers don't go to the right or left. Your other comments are somewhat over my head.
First of all, congratulations on the ainamzg blog!I am merely getting started at Audio Branding, and after reading several different definitions of what is included in the management of a brand's sonic identity, I must ask: Don't you think that all acoustic interactions with the product/service are relevant to a brand, hence should be carefully thought out and purposefully applied from ground up?if it's a product rather than a service, for instance. Shouldn't the sonic experience of opening the product up, of pulling off the lid, or cutting, ripping the package be seriously taken into account? The sounds that the product makes are of great importance in the consumer's process of brand perception and significancy of brand experience from the purchase to recall. Typing on a Mac keyboard, or even the sonic feeling of a MacBook in your hands after unpacking It surely sounds different than a Dell keyboard or notebook even when both are turned off. Am I being absolutely nonsensical, or just poorly articulated? I haven't seen much discussion about these matters, and I can't distinguish a particular place for this in the responsibilities of an Audio Branding Manager from what I have read so far. Does this matter in audio branding literature? Where would it fit in the process, nevertheless, in this glossary?I would very much appreciate your thoughts on this subject.thanks in advance for the attention and patience
I love the lyrics of your song, girlpower. I discovered that to listen to the music I'd need to sign up with myspace and I'm really not into signing up for anything else ... but I'm guessing I'd prefer the acoustic version. :)
It is a great musicians perspective in this article.It's good to see where the inspiration comes from.
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