Slip Number 2
from King Of The Castle EP by Todd Parker and The Witches
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Slip Number 2 was another abandoned early 90's Tadpoles' tune that
receives a fresh look by the Witches. The story from TP - "Mike and I were riding the Staten Island Ferry back from Manhattan to our rented house on Staten Island where we lived and had our rehearsal studio. A seemingly confused and disturbed individual walked up to us on the boat and asked us 'How do you get down to the lower level?'. This was an odd question since in order to be up on the top level of that particular boat, you had to go
up the stairs. So, obviously, you go down the stairs to get to the
lower level. We directed him down there and the next thing you know,
the boat was stopped in the middle of the harbor. Word got around that
a guy had just jumped off the boat. Hearing the description, we knew
it was our guy. Rescue boats came and didn't find him. This kinda
freaked us out, so when we got home, we just jammed for a bit and came
up with Slip Number 2, recorded it on the 4-track. Guess we got that
out of our system and we never went back to the song as it creeped us
out. This remake contains the core of the song and its still dark,
hopefully in a Joy Divisionish way. "
This is an extra song from the 2012 "Evil Bliss" sessions
receives a fresh look by the Witches. The story from TP - "Mike and I were riding the Staten Island Ferry back from Manhattan to our rented house on Staten Island where we lived and had our rehearsal studio. A seemingly confused and disturbed individual walked up to us on the boat and asked us 'How do you get down to the lower level?'. This was an odd question since in order to be up on the top level of that particular boat, you had to go
up the stairs. So, obviously, you go down the stairs to get to the
lower level. We directed him down there and the next thing you know,
the boat was stopped in the middle of the harbor. Word got around that
a guy had just jumped off the boat. Hearing the description, we knew
it was our guy. Rescue boats came and didn't find him. This kinda
freaked us out, so when we got home, we just jammed for a bit and came
up with Slip Number 2, recorded it on the 4-track. Guess we got that
out of our system and we never went back to the song as it creeped us
out. This remake contains the core of the song and its still dark,
hopefully in a Joy Divisionish way. "
This is an extra song from the 2012 "Evil Bliss" sessions
lyrics
slipping down to the lower level
if its dark it is better
slipping down to the lower level
quiet there
it is better
falling down to a lower level
water push my heart to never
falling down a lower level
disappear beneath
its better
see my face
i think i'll drown
in one big tear
without a sound
where the ocean flows
where it goes
where it stops
i don't know
spinning around
spinning around
looking up
getting down
if its dark it is better
slipping down to the lower level
quiet there
it is better
falling down to a lower level
water push my heart to never
falling down a lower level
disappear beneath
its better
see my face
i think i'll drown
in one big tear
without a sound
where the ocean flows
where it goes
where it stops
i don't know
spinning around
spinning around
looking up
getting down
credits
from King Of The Castle EP,
released December 4, 2012
Produced by Todd Parker
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered at Starlight Blanket Studios in
Sacramento, California, February - December 2012
Slip Number 2 (©1991Parker/Audino/Max, BMI)
Produced by Todd Parker
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered at Starlight Blanket Studios in
Sacramento, California, February - December 2012
Slip Number 2 (©1991Parker/Audino/Max, BMI)
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Todd Parker and The Witches Sacramento, California
Todd Parker, songwriter/guitarist/vocalist/founder, of the 1990's Hoboken/NYC psychedelic rockers, Tadpoles returned in 2010 and produced a decade's worth of solo material with help from The Witches, all of which is contained right here.
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