Quid (Looking At Life)
from The Aftermath by Winter Jargon
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Point of Interest: 'Quid (Looking At Life)' is the third song in the Quid song trilogy.
'Looking at Life' was the essay title of Rachel's G.C.S.E Art exam, and the song relates to the time when Rachel walked out of the afore mentioned examination.
Sam's 'manic laughs' produced a domino effect of laughter from Rachel and Chris Davison (sound engineer) and back to Sam again.
A few minutes after the song's ending there is a brief excerpt of an old, early home recording of 'Quid' in which you can just about make out the different parts that occur in separate sections of The Quid song trilogy. This is then followed by a few lines taken from a home recording of Sinead O Connor's 'In this heart' - played backwards.
Ophelia' alludes to the Pre-Raphaelite painting by John Everett Millais.
'Looking at Life' was the essay title of Rachel's G.C.S.E Art exam, and the song relates to the time when Rachel walked out of the afore mentioned examination.
Sam's 'manic laughs' produced a domino effect of laughter from Rachel and Chris Davison (sound engineer) and back to Sam again.
A few minutes after the song's ending there is a brief excerpt of an old, early home recording of 'Quid' in which you can just about make out the different parts that occur in separate sections of The Quid song trilogy. This is then followed by a few lines taken from a home recording of Sinead O Connor's 'In this heart' - played backwards.
Ophelia' alludes to the Pre-Raphaelite painting by John Everett Millais.
lyrics
"I'm in that room again. Her head is on my wall. The heat is unbearable. The sadness of the cleansing time. Just like Ophelia. She's holds her hand to the skeleton. Seduced by death, she leaves her knife by the side. Look at her running away. Just like Ophelia. I've rolled up my sleeves and tied my hair back. But I'm soaking and it's no good. And I wear my heart on it too much. Just like Ophelia. See my last second of life."
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The Aftermath,
released 01 September 2010
Performed by:
R.E Gatiss - Vocals / Piano / Paper Ripping...
S. Hawksby-Robinson - Drums / Manic laughing / Paper Ripping...
T. Robinson - Bass Guitar
Composed by R.E Gatiss/S. Hawksby-Robinson
Song lyrics written by R.E Gatiss
Performed by:
R.E Gatiss - Vocals / Piano / Paper Ripping...
S. Hawksby-Robinson - Drums / Manic laughing / Paper Ripping...
T. Robinson - Bass Guitar
Composed by R.E Gatiss/S. Hawksby-Robinson
Song lyrics written by R.E Gatiss
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Winter Jargon play alternative rock with hints of grunge, indie, gypsy, punk-cabaret, dark-cabaret and acoustic musical
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"They're just plain weird..." - Alan Robson, Metro Radio
"What You Are" is really a killer song, with its thunder-rolling chorus, tension and explosive guitar solo. The singer's voice and guitar chops rival those of the early Matt Bellamy." - Online Source
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Sep 2010 -
May 2012 -
Jul 2011
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