Catchy Mystery Song... Help?

[like_nothing_is]

Hey again folks,

 

A friend emailed me the

[hide_me]following song[/hide_me]

(very poor quality link, sorry!). It was (supposedly) a live version of HOSAM, but it clearly isn't. Instead, it's something really catchy and new to me!

 

It's from Cayuga - at least, that's what the file info says - and the lyrics go something like this:

 

if i stay here

i don't want for nothing

i want this one when/and i wanna

 

with my baby with me

i don't want for nothing

i want this one when/and i wanna (repeat)

 

Does anyone recognize this? Thanks much!

[X-Rated Truffle Pig]

i believe those are lyrics for the extended Live Version of HOSAM

[pintosack]

thats the extended part of Under The Influence that they played circa 2003

[like_nothing_is]

Thanks, gang!

 

(Anyone know if the song is available for download in the store?)

[X-Rated Truffle Pig]

don't ask me what i was thinking that day.

 

might been out of it.

 

but yes i should have said Under The Influence.

 

I had a recording of it but i can't find it. if i can find my cd with his live stuff i'll send it over.

[AnOceanPearl]

I have it somewhere on my computer, I can look for it in the mess that is my MG music folder.

 

EDIT

 

And here we be:

[hide_me]Under the Influence Live[/hide_me]

Edited November 13, 2007 by AnOceanPearl

[Hyphnip]

it seems weird but of the 8 or 9 times I've seen Matt live, I don't remember him changing or adding to songs like he did here... maybe my mind is gone.

[AnOceanPearl]

it seems weird but of the 8 or 9 times I've seen Matt live, I don't remember him changing or adding to songs like he did here... maybe my mind is gone.

Seriously?

 

Shit, I remember hearing the "sweet, I'm sleepy..." ending to Suburbia, and of course extra solos and stuff in Near Fantastica and Avalanche, the extended outro to Time Bomb etc etc

[like_nothing_is]

AnOceanPearl: Thank you for the link!

[haircut-rabbit]

Seriously?

 

Shit, I remember hearing the "sweet, I'm sleepy..." ending to Suburbia, and of course extra solos and stuff in Near Fantastica and Avalanche, the extended outro to Time Bomb etc etc

He does these things just as much now as he did then, the only difference being that his inclusions become future songs.

 

Let's not forget that Champions of Nothing and She's In It For The Money both started as lead-ins to other songs. The same way Silent Army In The Trees was used to lead-in to Black Helicopter.

 

That said... I long for the days of the 15+ minute Near Fantastica. It's the best thing I've ever heard him do. Period.

[Livette]

The rock out in the middle of Giant was great as well ... one of my fav live recordings that I have.

Edited November 20, 2007 by Livette

[AnOceanPearl]

He does these things just as much now as he did then, the only difference being that his inclusions become future songs.

 

Let's not forget that Champions of Nothing and She's In It For The Money both started as lead-ins to other songs. The same way Silent Army In The Trees was used to lead-in to Black Helicopter.

 

That said... I long for the days of the 15+ minute Near Fantastica. It's the best thing I've ever heard him do. Period.

The sad thing is that during that tour, Calgary was one of the first stops, so I didn't even get to hear those tunes used as lead-ins except through bootlegs ;)

[CanadianMaple09]

I love it when musicians improvise live... otherwise, why would you go to the show? Might as well just sit in the comfort of your bedroom with the stereo cranked if they're gonna play every song note for note. Way to go MG!

[xcham]

Man, that does sound great. I wish there was a better recording floating around.

 

I really loved Under the Influence, it was one of those underappreciated tunes from AoB that we don't get to really hear anymore.