Name: We’ll Burn That Bridge When We Come To It by GrevusAnjl
Duration: 6 min 10 s
Description: And here is the seventh song destined for my upcoming album. This one was originally finished on 12/16/2023; and the last song completed in 2023. Just three more songs and I'll be caught up, and back to releasing new stuff as I make it. I hope you enjoy 'We'll Burn That Bridge When We Come To It'. :)

Very imaginative! It feels like a deep meaning! These sounds, Justin, are like lines in a book. Interesting musical finds!

coming back to this one again, a favourite of mind. Its like Brian Eno meeting up with Hans Zimmer. its so smooth, oily and zen futuristic(just made up this word now,he he) Very impressive work this one,it stands out for me.

Diggin' the combination of chest pounding sub-bass elements, and the ethereal sounding melodic contributions that seem to float on forever into the upper stratospheres of the piece !!

Very much appreciate you including the download option here !!

Is that the venerable Delay Lama plug in?

that is one monster bass sound man, love it

Awesome cinematic atmosphere and superb use of space, really amazing soundtrack production Justin love it!

When I first heard this I instantly picked up a  blusey mid eastern flavour to it and decided to pick up on that theme. I used Pauls track "Remember" in it's entirety with no edits to do some post production work around it, picking up on that eastern vibe I was getting !! I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did making it.  
A BIG thank you to Paul for this opportunity and for all your great support!!

Track,music bed and inspiration :- Paploviante https://soundcloud.com/paploviante-and-friends/remember-paploviante-open-collaboration-offer
Additional guitars,orchestration,post production mix and arrangement :- Pablo

The Long Journey

The Long Journey // PAPLOVIANTE // CAMBERELLI

"Take aim at his heart now!" he yelled. "And shoot for the head!" shouted back his armed colleague. But with tears in the formers' eyes, he knew he had already lost the fight. The longer he wore on in the battle with his foe, the greater his uncertainty. 
This song is about a mercenary remembering an encounter with a fellow mercenary. They were both after the same target and the first, unarmed mercenary was forced to kill his armed colleague with a car.
Listening to the story of the song, one may get the sense that betrayal and regret are central themes; however, they are only one of the many threads unfurled in the song. Violence and mercy are more central, especially within the mind's eye of the protagonist re-living what had occurred on one fateful day.
A violent mind may not breed mercy, but mercy will never hold a place (or a candle, if you will) in the minds of those whose idea of violence is not honourable and just -- in a moral sense, of course. Moral compasses change direction from person to person, from time to time, and from situation to situation. They can even, sometimes, point to one's own fate -- mercifully or not.

LYRICS:
Somebody once told me
In a ripped-up rage
Had eyes like a monster, and it came
Like the wind against my head.
So Drive Like You Stole It
With nothing to say
Eyes runnin' like water, to this day
I could not relate.

Hearing slowed-down sounds
Of an engine roaring,
Wheels rollin' to a cliff's end
And shot out in escape.
So it seemed
Was a blow to my youth.

Somebody once told me
In a ripped-up rage
Had eyes like a monster, and it came
Like the wind against my head.
So Drive Like You Stole It
With nothing to say
Eyes runnin' like water, to this day
I could not relate.

Seeing moving parts
As it comes upon him,
Devoted locomotion
To bring about elimination.
What I've seen
I have created.

Somebody once told me
In a ripped-up rage
Had eyes like a monster, and it came
Like the wind against my head.
So Drive Like You Stole It
With nothing to say
Eyes runnin' like water, to this day
I could not relate.

Take aim at his heart now
And shoot for the head
A backstabber grieving his existence,
So tortured.
Hold up a candle
In a darkened cave
Canot fix what cannot be seen:
I refuse to replay.

Like You Stole It

Naryech

Narypul

Similar to R I.P.  A bit of fun with a Dylanesque type blues.

A Little While

Featuring the maestro that is Jamie Rhind! Originally written in Jan 1999 and re-recorded to mark the turn of 2024, showcasing Jamie's sublime laid back keywork.
Jamie Rhind - Piano solo
Andy McLean - Soprano saxophone, EWI, Keyboards, Bass, Drum programming, Composition

New Beginning (feat. Jamie Rhind)

Chants Métallurgiques (metallurgical songs)

Greg Hurley: Composition / Arrangement, Lyrics, Vocals, Slide guitar, Guitar, Keys, Bass and Drum programming, mix and mastering.
If you have the time.... Please repost! .........Also Link to Video below.
Video: https://youtu.be/B_7cJXsGLWs?si=DMFdXgbov5SWRT92

John Barleycorn (Mr. L music/vocals)

And here is the seventh song destined for my upcoming album. This one was originally finished on 12/16/2023; and the last song completed in 2023. Just three more songs and I'll be caught up, and back to releasing new stuff as I make it. I hope you enjoy 'We'll Burn That Bridge When We Come To It'. :)

Paradox?

We’ll Burn That Bridge When We Come To It

JIM ANDERS _Jetzt

Marconi Union depth plus dubs, drums and even a few synths.
Free Download right here right now. Just go to 'More' and....

More Bukem

MESSAGE TO MY SC FRIENDS: I regret to admit, the Soundcloud bugs are a regular interference (and irritation) for me now. It’s effecting my mood and my creative energy, and I need to have the wisdom to stop. But there are a lot of you out there still putting forth the effort; and I realized (on my 5th write-up attempt)… I need to stop complaining about the details, and just accept that the tool is no longer working for me in the capacity I wanted it to (and that I greatly admire those of you who have the patience to look past that).

Honestly, one of the main reasons I chose SC was the ability to connect with you, and support and celebrate your new songs as well. I can’t do that effectively anymore. And speaking from the heart (with a definite bias coming from my autistic wiring)… it feels insincere and wrong to me, to keep uploading my music here, if I can’t support your music as well. 

So long story short, as much as this sucks, I decided to cancel my subscription (which ends on June 29th). The way the world is going, my time (and money) need to go toward things that promote happiness. Clearly… buggy software does not. o.o

If SC miraculously gets these bugs sorted out by then, I will happily reactivate my subscription. If they don’t, the solo works will need to be deleted a few days before June 29th, to ensure there is room for all the collabs (I don’t want my collab partners to suffer any losses, because of my choice). 

Before that happens, I urge you to grab free downloads of anything you want. Please help yourselves to copy/pastes of any liner notes you enjoyed as well. And I will also mention, all my current and future works will still be found on Bandcamp (original liner notes included in each song description). Those are truly the best versions of the songs anyway (finalized for the albums), and they will remain free to download there as well.

If the Pro Account does go poof in June, it goes without saying, I would love to stay in touch with you via other methods. You are always welcome to message me at GrevusAnjl@mac.com, and let me know how things are going in your world. :)

Your friend,
Justin (aka: GrevusAnjl)

We’ll Burn That Bridge When We Come To It

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