Bored With My Phone And A Guitar Pt 1

Lunch Ladies Need Love 2 By #poisonthoughts

Puzzle Pieces By Bryan Lee And Alysa breen (sample)

Open Road - Doug Button

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GO SUCK A DICK ACOUSTIC

Jennifer Kingwell's 'The Lotus Eaters', recorded with avant-garde string ensemble Silo Quartet. Jennifer Kingwell and Silo Quartet will be performing six intimate shows as part of the Melbourne Cabaret Festival at The Butterfly Club, 16-21 June, 2015. Tickets and more details from: bit.ly/lotus-cabaret

The Lotus Eaters - Jennifer Kingwell with Silo Quartet

"The Box Song" by Amanda Palmer & Jason Webley, from their new project 'Sketches For the Musical JIB'.

*POWERED BY PATRONS*….read the entire story behind this song and download the music (for FREE/PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN) and support the making of more art HERE: http://amandapalmer.net/sketchesforthemusicaljib/

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Credits:
These recordings are demos of songs written for The Windmill Factory and Old Sound Room’s 2016 production of “JIB, or: The Child Who Went Forth To Learn What Fear Was”. The songs are adapted from original concepts by Michael McQuilken.

All songs written and performed by Amanda Palmer and Jason Webley.

Amanda: vocals, piano, drums, banging on the door
Jason: vocals, guitars, accordion, bass, ukulele, etc

The Wolf Song, The Fear Song and The Star Song recorded by Kevin Salem at The Distortion Tank.
All other tracks recorded in the Viking Hall by Jason Webley.
Mixed and mastered by Jason Webley.

All songs (C) 2016 by Eight Foot Music (ASCAP) and Music That Tears Itself Apart (SESAC).

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Lyrics:

Box on a desk
Next to a castle of glass
That they bought from the airport
The price on the back

Shelves overflow
With photographs and bones
A museum of someone
That will never be known

Pennies for thoughts
That cost a mountain of debt
Rusting in bottles
They’ll never come to collect
They’ll never come to collect

And you were sure that you could keep it all
Off in a tower where there’d always be space
And you were sure that if you read it all
You would eventually come across your own name

Daffodils hanging off a rearview of lies
You keep your foot on the pedal
And you can’t see outside.

Boxes of novels
Fill all the seats and the trunk
There’s barely room for a driver
In this treasure chest of junk

And the tower is crumbling
And you are thinking of running
From all these years of commitment
To keep this dead garden growing
To keep this dead garden growing

And you were sure that you could learn it all
And if you did than you would always be safe
And you were sure that you could use it all
To build a fortress they could never take

It’s got to be around here somewhere
Maybe you’re really going mad
Maybe it’s buried in the old school
Maybe you never really

And now you’re starting look
A little like someone in a book
You’ve tucked yourself inside
Your body pressed and dried

Fairies and princes
And the story doesn’t change
He keeps slaying the dragon
She’s still chained to the cage

And it’s time to retire
But you can’t give up the title
As the head of collections
For these dead letter files
As the head of collections
For these dead letter files

And you were sure that you could keep it all locked
And all the nice dark things would never get lit
And you were sure that you could keep them out
And you were sure that you could keep yourself hid

It’s got to be around here somewhere
Maybe it’s under mom and dad
Maybe you wrote it in your diary
Maybe you never really
It’s got to be around here somewhere
Maybe you have it to your son
Maybe it’s time you just admit that
Maybe you never really had
A past worth passing on.

The Box Song

The Two Tens from upcoming album to be released in 2017.

Photo: Chris Barber

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Not Alright

The Two Tens - Not Alright

Vocals: Genevieve Atkerson
Electric Ukulele: Genevieve Atkerson
Drum Track: Johnny Vine
Instrumentals: Genevieve Atkerson

Original song by Big Star / covered by Garbage

Thirteen (An electric ukulele cover of Garbage / Big Star by Genevieve Atkerson)

Another Radiohead cover I did a little while back. Inspired by Amanda Palmer's cover. This has a bit of a sleepy quality =)

Ukulele & vocals by Genevieve
Written by Radiohead

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Fake Plastic Trees [Radiohead ukulele cover]

Female vocalist. Ukulele player. Covers of Jazz, Blues, Punk, Alternative Rock, Musicals, Pop, Folk, etc.

ABOUT ME:
I do covers of my favorite songs. All tracks are available as free downloads. A few big female influences: Amanda Palmer, Alice Bag, Regina Spektor, Billie Holiday, Peggy Lee, Judy Garland.

Fake Plastic Trees [Radiohead ukulele cover]

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