I've had this song for a few weeks and I love it. There is something really mesmerizing about it.

Mel, kiss my grits!

dnrtfa

I love it. Military grade cool.

Alice in Two-Chord Land.

/not a song.

Last time in Disney Land, my girlfriend at the time and I did the "Disney Breakfast" thing, where you get served by folks in different Disney character attire. We got Alice... She was so far beyond hot it was hard not to stare mindlessly. I don't know where they found this woman, but she looked like they peeled her right from the ink soaked frames of the movie.

/Oh, and the video was neat too
//Could have used a few more scenes
///And a few less repeats

Now if I just had some kind of mushroom.

Nightenstaff:
/Oh, and the video was neat too
//Could have used a few more scenes
///And a few less repeats

I don't think it's half bad for what it is. Most producers don't go near a Disney movie for fear of being sued off the face of the earth. I can think of a lot of old Disney movies that would be a wealth of sample food. It'll just never happen, or just be some 3 minute internet loopadelica.

I used to have an old, horribly scratchy collection of Disney on vinyl. The perfect source material for Burial/Pole/Rapoon/Gas/etc. madness. Too bad I had to get rid of them.

Kinda repetitive.

Pretty good for a new creation. Relaxing, trippy, new song.
Nice.
To others who say it's repetitive: yes, it's got loops of audio and video, but the style of the song pretty much dictates that it have loops. Listen to most other music of that particular style and you'll hear loops and repitition also. It is what it is.

"There is a lollow it a lot of it got trouble"?

/that's what I got

That is the most amazing and soothing thing I've seen and heard in a long time!

Awesome.

>
What is a "sucessfully"?

It sounds like Venus Hum without the hooks.


/ see me dancing on the radio

That just gave me a military-grade flashback.

"Where is the long way to love to the to true drubble"?

Better video here...

/not a RR

(pops)

Argh!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hy_oabU77GY

Godzilla: That is the most amazing and soothing thing I've seen and heard in a long time!

Awesome.

Try this sometime and let me know what you think:

Scutter: Kinda repetitive.

Yeah. definitely kinda repetitive. definitely.

/I read that back to myself and it needed it.

You couldn't handle that on good acid.

That's just all levels of awesome.

Kinda catchy...way too repetitive.

Not nearly as good as Alice On The Wall. Link (new window)

Damn... I need more creativity. That was really cool.

kinda sounds like Bjork..

Mcavity:

That's exactly what I thought.

barefoot in the head: Alice in Two-Chord Land.

/not a song.

You can have a song with a lot less than that.

My 20th century Minimalism, let me show it to you.

Sphaux: barefoot in the head: Alice in Two-Chord Land.

/not a song.

You can have a song with a lot less than that.

My 20th century Minimalism, let me show it to you.

Indeed. It saddens me when people don't 'get' minimalism, as I love it myself. There's always been something really entrancing about simplistic melodies that gradually flow and change subtly as they go along.

It's led tosome of the most beautiful music ever composed. (pops)

Little Alice, is on drugs again... they've bent her little mind.

great idea, it sounds like matthew herbert or cornelius; it's quite good.

The words are spliced from Alice's song:
"I often give myself very good advice
but I very seldom follow it
that explains the trouble that I'm always in.
Be patient is very good advice
but the waiting makes me curious
and I'd love the change, should something strange begin." ...

Put together here, it's pretty much:
"Very seldom follow it love the change the trouble"
with the beginnings and ends of some words cut.

And now you know.

Very nice.

Nightenstaff: Last time in Disney Land, my girlfriend at the time and I did the "Disney Breakfast" thing, where you get served by folks in different Disney character attire. We got Alice... She was so far beyond hot it was hard not to stare mindlessly. I don't know where they found this woman, but she looked like they peeled her right from the ink soaked frames of the movie.

My wife and I wanted to take this one home.

this has been a staple of my playlist for over a week now. very post-peak pre-sunrise trippy.

Brilliant!
This made my day.

What I though of when I read Alice:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5I73NvjEMI

Bonus - Boss Hogg & Enos visit Mel's Diner:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2ZioDPDDYU

Quite relaxing.

/needs to go to bed
/probably won't