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3/26/2026, 1:19 PM
It,s a mono life
This song is about the duality of life. On one hand ur are this huge spiritual being. Who has the potential to be anything they want. On the other hand u have this monolithic system that wants to destroy that spiritual side. Do as your told not as you feel. They do have brain chips lined up for you. It will be advertised as the latest and greatest. Only 99 down and pay for the rest of your mono life It,s a mono life
Add Comment3/30/2026, 11:16 AM
Thank you to all for such kind words. The consequences of your actions and thoughts ring through the ages. Our generations after WW2 had the ability to destroy the world. We have given the next generations the ability with computer tech and AI. To make Earth a Garden of Eden and travel the stars Governments have become obsolete not needed anymore. They have become last years tech not wanted. Whether they go quietly into the night is another matter
3/29/2026, 6:20 AM
I added this song when it came out a week ago to my mystery station, really unique Good one Paul my thoughts were: Strange yet foreboding and unusual song, which is very saturated with church pipe organ sounds and high pitched noises that reverberate after the main theme completes, and enters i to a 2001 space odyssey feeling very angelic quality, rather like it , good thematic quality \ bryon
3/29/2026, 4:25 AM
All my music is played live. So it is more performance art than structured songs. I love the spooky synth part at the end has a real sense of loneliness and foreboding
3/27/2026, 5:41 PM
Wow! That was fun. I had, coincidentally, just gotten high before listening, so I'm sure that's influencing my opinion. OK, I have to ask a difficult question - I'm assuming that this piece is spontaneous improvisation - As enjoyable as it was, can you call it a song? I mean, a song can be recreated by other musicians, and, technically, you could recreate this, but that would be so academic. I guess It seems more like performance art than music - not that it matters what we call it. I enjoyed it on several levels. I think all music should make us feel something - and yours did.
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