Epilogue
from After the End by Lunacidal Tendencies
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumA mass collaboration 6 years in the making. 35 Artist, 17 tracks, 1 Album.
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lyrics
And so it ends where it begins, which is to say it really went nowhere at all. But this is the way with all things, is it not? “Ashes to ashes and dust to dust” being just about the only truth that exists. Oh sure, you can say “cast your bread upon the waters” or “love your neighbor as you love yourself” or “what comes around goes around” or any other way you want to say it. Ultimately, the same thing is being said, is it not? The ending is the beginning, as it is with all things. It’s just the part in the middle that holds our attention. From the moment it begins the ending is assured. The journey of ten thousand miles is the first step. And your neighbor is yourself. We just like to see that part in the middle. That space between ourselves creating and created by the time it takes to close the gap.
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from After the End,
released August 5, 2012
-Epilogue-
Produced by Bryan Steiner
Lyrics by Bryan Steiner
Music by Geva Alon
Arranged by Jamie Candiloro, Elran Dekel and Bryan Steiner
Vocals: Bryan Steiner
Guitar: Geva Alon
-Epilogue-
Produced by Bryan Steiner
Lyrics by Bryan Steiner
Music by Geva Alon
Arranged by Jamie Candiloro, Elran Dekel and Bryan Steiner
Vocals: Bryan Steiner
Guitar: Geva Alon
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Lunacidal Tendencies Israel
A mass collaboration 6 years in the making.
What started with some lyrics and a weekly jam has become a
project of epic proportions. From funk to folk, rock and roll to rhythm and blues, After the End is a musical journey that will change the way you see - and hear - the world
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Aug 2012
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