Produced Recorded and Mixed by Dean Garcia
Written by Rose Berlin and Dean Garcia
Rose Berlin Voice Words and Bass Drop
Dean Garcia Bass Drums Guitars Keys and Programming
lyrics
Taking all the time, to take me out of mind
And tear you apart, I'm gone
You're sitting on the edge of the bed
Looking like you're almost dead at once of enough
You're never gonna fail, bump your head
Once you said you weren't dead, destroy all
Like ghosts, Like a ghost in the back room
looking like you should
No More let it on me, let it all be a home to learn it from,
No more, let it all be
Maybe I was wrong, maybe i should just leave you alone
I don't know how you get down
mmm
Moments have a past, never looking last
I've never lost a meaning at all
Look into your eyes, make me laugh, I'm getting hold
It's in torn up pieces
Get out of my house
No more, let it be, that you always hated me
Why, I'm never surprised, never looked twice
Never hurt no body, nobody
Maybe you can mask, maybe make it last
Help me to describe a mistake
Move it out of somewhere , stick it to a heart and run it out
you're not me.
Thanks, I was hoping ISYEW feat. JC would appear, sometime. This mix is great! Still love the original EP and this mix sounds less compressed. It's good to hear cleaner vocals; can ALMOST decipher both JC's rap lyrics. No Dogsbody
I've always thought that Curve were perfect and fully formed when they first appeared on the scene in the early 90s, but with that said I've always appreciated hearing how others have remixed and re-envisioned their work.
The Foetus Remixes are a great example of a remixer that
"gets" the band, adding enough to bring a new sound to the songs, but remaining true to the heart of the originals.
Really solid mixes that stand well with and compliment the rest of Curve's catalog...
rikm
A collection of odds and ends that bring to mind an alternate universe where things are just a little bit different, just a little bit changed. Made up of four seque tracks and two unreleased songs with vocals, Archive Songs and Segues offers a little more insight into the cipher that is Curve, shedding light on should've, could've, would've songs that are just as vital and integral as everything else we already know. rikm