Berry Berry Good

In this week's episode we're joined by our lovely friend Cara! We discuss rules and find out... that there are no roolz!! We really do want you to listen to this podcast with Cara, despite the URL, because she has a beautiful voice. Stay positive despite the "do"s and "don't"s of Japanese and Western society, which we discuss in this episode.

VERY big thanks to Jonathan for submitting our intro and outro music, a song called "Body of Water." Check him out, he's working on an album currently. Edited to add: Jonathan, so glad your Kickstarter reached its goal! Listeners, go give that boy some love, he is awesome!! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1099986059/jonathan-lear-memory-well-on-vinyl

また来週！

Jubilance with Cara (tunes courtesy of Jonathan Lear)

Bill Orcutt- "O Platitudes!"

Rico Savage - Live Free Or Die
Alex Mojcher - guitar
Garret Seminara - Bass
Tim Thornton - Drums 
Mike - Guitar

Rico Savage - Live Free Or Die [not 100%]

The Golden Calf

New song from my soon to be released album "Reflection." You will eventually be able to get the album on jonathanlear.bandcamp.com

Photo by Alex Mojcher.
Space Blanket Recordings (ASCAP) 2016.

Primitive II

2016

The second track (rough mix) from my solo project. 

Lyrics:

The dithyrambic clamour of freight trains,
echoes off the valley wall;
and there's virga on the horizon,
but here the rain, it hardly ever falls.

I wish I caught you in the spring time,
where worries are so few;
but all the corn is razed down to the ground,
and muted colors are my view.

Just give it time.
At least that's what I found,
a broken window
down to the ground.

The gray of insomniac daydreams,
and a dull hum in my ear;
but I'm still driving these winding roads.
The same ones year after year.

I wish I caught you in the spring time,
where worries are so few;
but all the corn in razed down to the ground,
and muted colors are my view.

Just give it time.
At least that's what I found,
a broken window,
down to the ground.

I wish I saw you in the spring time,
my chloroform view. 

All music written and performed by Nelson Reticence
All lyrics written and sung by Nelson Reticence

All music and lyrics copyrighted and owned by Nelson Reticence

Recorded and produced by David Pine at Pinetrax Studios