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I agree with Nigel, nice 80's feel. Melodic with a catchy synth riff. Well arranged and performed.

Incredibly well performed and arranged. Awesome piano solo! My left leg started moving. Very enjoyable. Perhaps an abrupt ending?

I agree totally about Julianna and was so glad she participated on this one. Glad you liked tune. Thanks!

Many thanks Paul! ?

That's a very nice comment. Thanks Nigel!

Awesome music and video! I like the bold modulations. Give me some Nik Kershaw vibes. Very impressive!

Very well presented touching and eternal questions!

Nice melodies and performance.

Very cool and innovative. Sounds great as well.

Thank you so much Jack! ?

Folkish style with acoustic instruments. Collab with Julianna McDuffie on vocal, VacUm on piano and bass and Sol Vikström who translated the original Swedish lyrics to English.

Great playing and vox. Highly competent!

I really like those unpredictable harmonies. The transition to the more rocking part is nicely done. Some Donald Fagen vibes which is great but it sounds original to me. The high hat is a bit too load for my ears and I couldn't first understand the flanger effect on the vox but after some listenings I think it defends its place. Well done!

Thanks a lot Lynn! My right ear has conductive hearing loss. I should set the levels in mono first. I'll check that, thanks again!

I am not that good at mixing but the rule of thumb is, I guess, to put low frequency instruments in center. Higher frequency instruments can be panned. Low cut on almost anything except bass and kickdrum. I use Izotope as well but can't let it control everything, it ends up in a harsh result Their loudness control, maximizer is great. It would be fun to try mixing your stuff if you like but I am sure there are people here who are a lot more competent.

Thanks Wookiee, appreciated. It's a synth from Cakewalk Sonar, Dimension Pro.

Thanks Jack! ?

Yeah, that's a good one! Musically top notch. Mixwise, I'd like your voice 4-5 dB louder (as in Walrus) otherwise I think you did a great job with this one. I like when covers have some personal originality to them, more like an interpretation, which is the case here and the other Lennon songs I have heard from you.

Cool and very well played, mixed and produced. Impressive!

Nice, almost hypnotic due to repetition. I am always impressed by how you guys pick the correct sound. Must be as many sounds as there are stars.

Musically interesting and pleasant, got some Steely Dan vibes. The mix needs as said some work. Sounds as the instruments and vocalist are different rooms.

Put together after a serious diagnosis and I realized I had an angel by my side.

Spot on Paul! Thanks! Too many words. Perhaps I should slow the song down a bit and do the vocals again but it's hell of a work.

Thank you so much for your comments Bjorn!

Thank you for sharing the history of your musical life. I am sorry to hear that your injury prevents further playing. Drumming as well? The drums are excellent on both Beatles covers. I am impressed by your result of I am the walrus, one of the most complicated Beatles songs of all time, harmonically speaking. It's definitely one of my favorite Lennon song along with Strawberry fields. It's also a great challenge to do Beatles covers since the original i so darn good. I think you did a great job on Walrus as well. I wish though your vocal would be more up front. I like Beatles trivia as well. You mentioned George Harrison. Frank Sinatra once sang Something live and introduced it as one the best Lennon & McCartney love song in fifty years. And by the way the number one hit rate Beatles song on Spotify is not by Lennon & McCartney. It's George's Here comes the sun.