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Roll In The Mud, Have A Ball

Started by mturro · 10 months ago

A while back I wrote a post titled Music By Friends. In that post I dealt with the paradox of emotion that I experience when listening to music by artists I consider personal friends… trepidation and joy. The fear is of course that the music will fall short… leave you uninsp ... Continue reading »

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robg
2 years ago

Wow! That's cool! I experienced very similar thoughts and feelings when William recently unveiled his new songs for me. Steps in the right direction, because that's what's important. It's all about the steps, because, it's all about the journey, not the destination. It's not about getting to Heaven, like they tried to teach us when we were young. In God's world it's about finding Heaven, and Hell, along the way to eternity, where there is no final destination, just more Heaven and Hell to weed through. Ah, the truth be told. Did you see the movie, Cars? "Life is a highway. I want to ride it all night long."

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The Ox
2 years ago

First time I've heard William in many years. In my mind, "From the Window," has a Dylanesque introspection which is facinating and a bit hypnotic.

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