Brendan Lynch Songs

Brendan Lynch - Brendan Lynch

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Get Over Yourself: A fair amount of the songs on this album seem to deal with the superego keeping the id in check. Know thyself, maybe even in the biblical sense.
Ride: The pleasures of the flesh and rocking motion.
Stop Your Crying: My favorite dance track. It's got a wicked hook, not only in the chorus but in the verse. That's right! Two, TWO hooks for the price of one!
Wonderful: Very nice driving beat on the chorus. I'd say "headbanging" but you might get the wrong impression.
Fighting Gravity: The Resistable Rise of ?
Anybody Out There: Horatio Alger would be tempted to write about this boy.
Sugathrilla: If emotions and experiences were as easy to access as TV dinners...
Volume: The medium is not the message. When I first heard this song, I thought he was saying "I need a little Valium". A new entry for those mondegreen books. There's some really raunchy guitar work on this track that's reminiscent of the fuzz bass on Revolver.
Real Enough: Something in the old lyrical troubador tradition. Gotta copyedit that Spanish, though...
Embryo: As Mirth said to Kevin Matchstick, "Don't you think the womb beckons to us all?"
Brave New Planet: Better pack your Illudium PU-36 Explosive Space Modulator.

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Last modified on 2/14/03