I agree. I think 1954-1967 was the most important time period when it comes to music and how it changed to the modern stuff we all know and love. The 1920's had some really kick ass stuff too when it comes to Jazz, Blues and what developed into Country. The most rewarding thing musically I did in my life was go back first in my early 20's and start listening my way through the 50's and 60's and discovering how much i loved Rockabilly, Rock & Roll and Garage Rock. Then over the last 6 years I rated my way through 1890-1939 and it really changed the way I see music and appreciate it. The ability to see the through lines and be like oh that's where that phrase was first used or to see that an artist I always liked was trying to sound like someone I would have never heard otherwise was eye opening. My only weak spots musically now are the 1940's and new music but I don't feel like I'm missing much when it comes to new music.
Thanks. I was writing this one from experience lol. When I was in my 20's I had it really bad. Messed up sleep patterns and smoking too much weed before bed had me either unable to turn onto my side and feeling like I was not breathing or jumping out of bed swinging or kicking at imaginary enemies.
Thanks. I appreciate it. Yeah, I wrote them in the Suno lyrics box line by line without even knowing the subject of the song I just winged it (pun intended). I write some of my raps that way too, the only downside is if you accidentally close out the screen all your work is gone. I find that my stuff written that way has shorter lines and more punchlines than my stuff written in notepad and saved after every verse. The stuff written in notepad is more thought out and I look back at what i wrote already a lot more than when I just write it in the Suno lyrics box. It's more stream of consciousness.
The 60s had some of the best music of all time.
I agree. I think 1954-1967 was the most important time period when it comes to music and how it changed to the modern stuff we all know and love. The 1920's had some really kick ass stuff too when it comes to Jazz, Blues and what developed into Country. The most rewarding thing musically I did in my life was go back first in my early 20's and start listening my way through the 50's and 60's and discovering how much i loved Rockabilly, Rock & Roll and Garage Rock. Then over the last 6 years I rated my way through 1890-1939 and it really changed the way I see music and appreciate it. The ability to see the through lines and be like oh that's where that phrase was first used or to see that an artist I always liked was trying to sound like someone I would have never heard otherwise was eye opening. My only weak spots musically now are the 1940's and new music but I don't feel like I'm missing much when it comes to new music.
Really good melody. I like the sleep paralysis diagnosis. Good storytelling. I like the guitar and drums too.
Thanks. I was writing this one from experience lol. When I was in my 20's I had it really bad. Messed up sleep patterns and smoking too much weed before bed had me either unable to turn onto my side and feeling like I was not breathing or jumping out of bed swinging or kicking at imaginary enemies.
This has a bit of a Blues sound to it also. I am diggin that guitar and drum beat! You wrote the lyrics? they are real good!
Thanks. I appreciate it. Yeah, I wrote them in the Suno lyrics box line by line without even knowing the subject of the song I just winged it (pun intended). I write some of my raps that way too, the only downside is if you accidentally close out the screen all your work is gone. I find that my stuff written that way has shorter lines and more punchlines than my stuff written in notepad and saved after every verse. The stuff written in notepad is more thought out and I look back at what i wrote already a lot more than when I just write it in the Suno lyrics box. It's more stream of consciousness.