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A Memory of Errors

by DC Sound Collective

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1.
Anything You Want You can have Anything you want Don’t let them Say you can’t Pile it high Take another bite Eat your fill Go for the kill Each shiny color And deluxe model Is yours for the taking Grab it now! This is your big chance! This is your big chance! This is your big chance! This is your big chance! Money changes hands At face value Poetry you read Between the lines Everybody says What everybody says Everybody says Somebody else Said before
2.
Drifting Away Once our hearts were strong That was yesterday One thing is sure We’re drifting away Springtime promises Gifts of lilac sprays Midsummer rendezvous In wintery decay What went wrong? No harmony in our song Two souls spinning in The spider web of fate Sleepless dreaming Just drifting away We came into the circle Full of youth & zeal Now scattered like seeds In long-fallow fields We live for hope Yet cruel fate has spoke In poetic desperation We arrive at this place Where did the magic hide Has it drifted away? Since the chapter hasn’t closed There must be more to say Sadly, the words keep Drifting away
3.
The Laughing Man Here comes the laughing man Strolling down the street Shaking his head From side to side And shuffling his feet The laughing man Laughing man isn’t happy Laughing man isn’t sad Laughing man might not know What rolls inside his head That’s what he said
4.
Molecular 03:45
Molecular This love molecular A love supreme So spectacular Is this a dream? Your heart is beating fast Your face afire Trembling fingers touch The flesh of my desire There is no beginning There is no end The message we receive Our spirits send Your heart is beating fast Your face afire Trembling fingers touch The flesh of my desire This love molecular This love supreme So spectacular Is this a dream?
5.
Abbrev. 02:58
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Ferguson 04:12
7.
In Lucid Moments In Lucid Moments, I recall the dream. It was everything. It was real to me like everything that you did. In Lucid Moments, when I have that dream and you are here with me. I see another way. Another way, to live. In Lucid Moments, Far from here. Asleep and dreaming, in the atmosphere It was real to me like everything that you did. In Lucid Moments, when I have that dream and you are here with me.
8.
Little Gods 04:10
Little Gods Look around Little gods everywhere God of flame, god of sea God of bird, god of bear God of mirth, god of war Ursa major, ursa minor Kneel & pray, kneel & pray You may have one big god Mine are manyfold Goddesses inside of you A little god inside of me Gods to keep you warm Gods to keep you cold Miniature, caricature In its image each our own Shiva shiva kundalini Garden gnome, garden gnome
9.
Paper Trail 05:52
Paper Trail Winter dropped the iron curtain Sun disappeared in a ball of flames Caught in the graceless descent A memory of errors, the ship has sailed We left a paper trail, a paper trail No time for regrets, we’ve had our time I swear we’ll find our way home
10.
A Mind Full of Mirrors People say I possess A mind full of mirrors But the truth of the matter Mine’s a comedy of errors Could be Lex Luther Might be Superman Could be chopping down a mountain Or just digging myself a hole People say I might be the man The man who knew too much When I enter fantasy land I say I have the midas touch

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This collaborative album directed by Daniel Crommie and Eldon Hardenbrook features great guitar playing from David Duhig and Colin Henson (from Jade Warrior), and further contributions from Bruce Hazen (350's, Hi-Fi, Iain Matthews) and James Havard. "A Memory of Errors Volume 2" contains further instrumental adventures with additional collaborators Jon Davis Miller, Michael Maldonado, Edward Givens and Rich Turnoy.

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released October 13, 2015

Eldon Hardenbrook: bass, keyboards, drums, vocal.
Daniel Crommie: vocals, flutes, keyboards, electric dulcimer, drums.
Bruce Hazen: electric guitar.
David Duhig: electric guitar.
Colin Henson: electric guitar.
James Havard: electric guitar.

Recorded at Digitalis and engineered by Daniel Crommie except Eldon Hardenbrooks parts which were recorded at Illogical Studio in Monmouth, Oregon, engineer: Eldon Hardenbrook. Colin Henson’s parts recorded at The Loft in Whitstable, UK and engineered by Colin Henson. David Duhig’s parts recorded at home in Glastonbury, UK and engineered by David Duhig. James Havard’s part recorded at Lucky Horseshoe in Bryn Mawr, Wales, engineer: Glyn Havard.

Mixed by Daniel Crommie and produced by DC Sound Collective.
2015 New Weave. NWCD-810

Additional material is available at Band Camp on "A Memory of Errors Volume 2".

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Daniel Crommie Portland, Oregon

Daniel Crommie is a progressive directed songwriter, multi-instrumentalist (mandolins, dulcimer, balalaika, recorders, flutes, synthesizers, etc.) and producer (Janie Mitchell, Kaitlyn ni Donovan, Lew Jones, Karen Searcy) who has released over three dozen solo albums, numerous albums with Group Du Jour, Echo System, Saturnalia Trio & DC Sound Collective over the last 35 years on New Weave. ... more

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