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"Tearing Me Down" - Old Time Machine: https://youtu.be/M6vk347HFfg
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"Tearing Me Down" - Old Time Machine: https://youtu.be/M6vk347HFfg
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Old Time Machine - "Tearing Me Down"
'Long the way, where you go To the places you know I will look for you there I've had all I can bear Yeah you're tearing me down
Old Time Machine just released their new video for "All The While". American Songwriter has a piece on the premier and what the video's vivid imagery means to the band. http://www.americansongwriter.com/2013/07/video-premiere-old-time-machine-all-the-while/
Old Time Machine is so, so good.
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In Scene Report, musicians from all over the globe fill us in on what’s going on sonically in their hometowns. This week, Kyle Cashen of Old Time Machine gives the scoop on Whitehorse, Yukon.
“Tearing Me Down” is not only the best song on Old Time Machine, it’s one of the best songs I’ve heard all year. Beginning with some frantic mandolin strumming and soon accompanied by those persistent haunting backing vocals, sparse drums, and that familiar low hum, it settles into a wonderful verse structure before resuming its opening pattern on the chorus. During the second verse, the songs cut into by a drum machine with some echo for effect and the second chorus is laced with even more vocal assistance. After a post-chorus section everything drops out but the mandolin before it’s re-joined by the machine effect and a taped mandolin loop which continues over the third verse. In the third verse’s latter half a string bass is plucked and it leads straight into one last explosive barn-burning chorus. -- By Steven Spoerl 15 June 2012 Pop Matters
Great album, great song - wanted to shout out to Pop Matters for riding this horse into my heart.
New Playlist: Week of 10/21/12
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