Our Basement,
I wrote “You Are Bad” to try to understand an intense and toxic conflict that took a long time to recover from.
I was feeling an overwhelming sense of guilt when I wrote this – guilty for the situation itself and my role in it, but also wondering if I needed to be guilty at all.
The reason why it was so important for me, is that I needed to find forgiveness – both for the other person involved and for myself.
I tried to express the arc of how my own personal train-of-thought would go; starting off in a sort of reflective, passive state, moving into a romanticising of the situation, then to anger and accusation towards the other person, followed by anger and accusation towards myself, and finally a truce of some sort.
This was my pattern of thinking that would happen over and over again.
Nicola Fuller directed the video for “You Are Bad,” where we sought to convey the measuring of blame during the end of a relationship.
Thank you for listening and for watching.
Laura Reznek
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I think Wild Raccoon has been moonlighting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEmIPDs9CZw
DId you let him out on his own, Garf
Hi guys!
That’s a pretty cool raccoon.
@Scott, I have no control over him. I think he still lives in the old R3 clubhouse. We tried locking the door but he just uses the cat flap.
Beats me why we had a cat flap, we never had a cat!
My sister and I enjoyed Dan Moxon last night. He performed with a backing band of bass, sax and drums with him on keyboard of course. The female bass player and female drummer also contributed backing vocals. It was at a small venue that worked out well for the show. He has such a great voice and personality!
I am back from another physiotherapy appointment; sitting on an ice pack post IMS treatment.
I finally got to listen to yesterdays song. Holy cheeseball! They succeeded. Also, their voices really are stellar.
@darbar I am glad to hear that the Dan Moxon show was good. He is not coming to Nelson unfortunately. I saw him in a showcase about six years ago after they won a Peak Radio award of some sort. At Performance Works on Granville Island if I remember correctly. I remember seeing @KoD and @CMac there too. It was the first time I met Christine and I made the mistake of shaking her hand instead of giving her a big hug. Funny and awkward but we made it past it. Ah, good ol’ R3 days.
@wildracoon, the advert for Mous iPhone cases that came up before your link is probably going to cost me … anyone used those cases before?
the ice pack I am sitting on seems to have frozen my brain. I do not see the Spotify link in the lists of how to listen to wild racoon.
I had talked to him when he was here with Bend Sinister a few years back. When I walked in last night, he looked at me like he might know me. I spoke with him after and he did think I looked familiar. I had nothing intelligent to add to our conversation but I bought his vinyl off him.
Thanks for the gig report DBS 🙂