The Vaults of The Seagreen Incorruptible
An in-depth analysis of the Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm outtakes
How Are You, Michelle?
You should never kiss and tell.
Bryan Ward: Possibly the most ridiculous song of the entire century. This is what the Beach Boys would sound like if they were to record a song in a couple hundred years from now. It is the sound of a child who got hit in the head with a four square ball in recess going to music class and passing out. Infinitely enjoyable once you lose all your senses.
It Would Mean Much More (La, Di, Da)
Only Bill knows for sure, because I forgot what he told me it was about.
Bryan Ward: Bill gave me the tape with "Feathers" and "Snow and Honey" on it and this song and "...Michelle" was hidden at the beginning. I can honestly say that no one in the world has come close to creating pop music as profoundly perplexing, disturbing, imbecilic, clueless, directionless, yet utterly compelling in its idiot madness. I had to listen to these songs literally over a hundred of times before I could at all grasp what kind of logic was going on. The world is not ready.
Snow and Honey
A very special kind of Christmas sleigh.
Bryan Ward: I had finished all my songs for a forth record and asked Bill if he could come up with anything. Along with "Feathers" he had this song. "Snow and Honey" is noteworthy in that for most of the song, it contains no bass of any kind, whatsoever. A nice ending, but a lot of explaining to do.
We are in Pursuit of a High Speed Motor Vehicle
Hillbilly policemen attempt to apprehend a fleeing motorist.
Bryan Ward:
We got off to a pretty good start on the fourth record although the momentum quickly deteriorated. Bill recorded this song around the same time I did "Leaving the Planecatcher" I believe. For some reason, he gave it to me to finish, but I couldn't save it. The world mourns the loss. Bill's redneck cop vocals are pretty entertaining though!
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How Are You, Michelle?
You should never kiss and tell.
Bryan Ward: Possibly the most ridiculous song of the entire century. This is what the Beach Boys would sound like if they were to record a song in a couple hundred years from now. It is the sound of a child who got hit in the head with a four square ball in recess going to music class and passing out. Infinitely enjoyable once you lose all your senses.
It Would Mean Much More (La, Di, Da)
Only Bill knows for sure, because I forgot what he told me it was about.
Bryan Ward: Bill gave me the tape with "Feathers" and "Snow and Honey" on it and this song and "...Michelle" was hidden at the beginning. I can honestly say that no one in the world has come close to creating pop music as profoundly perplexing, disturbing, imbecilic, clueless, directionless, yet utterly compelling in its idiot madness. I had to listen to these songs literally over a hundred of times before I could at all grasp what kind of logic was going on. The world is not ready.
Snow and Honey
A very special kind of Christmas sleigh.
Bryan Ward: I had finished all my songs for a forth record and asked Bill if he could come up with anything. Along with "Feathers" he had this song. "Snow and Honey" is noteworthy in that for most of the song, it contains no bass of any kind, whatsoever. A nice ending, but a lot of explaining to do.
We are in Pursuit of a High Speed Motor Vehicle
Hillbilly policemen attempt to apprehend a fleeing motorist.
Bryan Ward:
We got off to a pretty good start on the fourth record although the momentum quickly deteriorated. Bill recorded this song around the same time I did "Leaving the Planecatcher" I believe. For some reason, he gave it to me to finish, but I couldn't save it. The world mourns the loss. Bill's redneck cop vocals are pretty entertaining though!
Outtakes from Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
Lyrics for Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm outtakes
Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
The Vaults
Home
How Are You, Michelle?
You should never kiss and tell.
Bryan Ward: Possibly the most ridiculous song of the entire century. This is what the Beach Boys would sound like if they were to record a song in a couple hundred years from now. It is the sound of a child who got hit in the head with a four square ball in recess going to music class and passing out. Infinitely enjoyable once you lose all your senses.
It Would Mean Much More (La, Di, Da)
Only Bill knows for sure, because I forgot what he told me it was about.
Bryan Ward: Bill gave me the tape with "Feathers" and "Snow and Honey" on it and this song and "...Michelle" was hidden at the beginning. I can honestly say that no one in the world has come close to creating pop music as profoundly perplexing, disturbing, imbecilic, clueless, directionless, yet utterly compelling in its idiot madness. I had to listen to these songs literally over a hundred of times before I could at all grasp what kind of logic was going on. The world is not ready.
Snow and Honey
A very special kind of Christmas sleigh.
Bryan Ward: I had finished all my songs for a forth record and asked Bill if he could come up with anything. Along with "Feathers" he had this song. "Snow and Honey" is noteworthy in that for most of the song, it contains no bass of any kind, whatsoever. A nice ending, but a lot of explaining to do.
We are in Pursuit of a High Speed Motor Vehicle
Hillbilly policemen attempt to apprehend a fleeing motorist.
Bryan Ward:
We got off to a pretty good start on the fourth record although the momentum quickly deteriorated. Bill recorded this song around the same time I did "Leaving the Planecatcher" I believe. For some reason, he gave it to me to finish, but I couldn't save it. The world mourns the loss. Bill's redneck cop vocals are pretty entertaining though!
Outtakes from Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
Lyrics for Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm outtakes
Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
The Vaults
Home
You should never kiss and tell.
Bryan Ward: Possibly the most ridiculous song of the entire century. This is what the Beach Boys would sound like if they were to record a song in a couple hundred years from now. It is the sound of a child who got hit in the head with a four square ball in recess going to music class and passing out. Infinitely enjoyable once you lose all your senses.
It Would Mean Much More (La, Di, Da)
Only Bill knows for sure, because I forgot what he told me it was about.
Bryan Ward: Bill gave me the tape with "Feathers" and "Snow and Honey" on it and this song and "...Michelle" was hidden at the beginning. I can honestly say that no one in the world has come close to creating pop music as profoundly perplexing, disturbing, imbecilic, clueless, directionless, yet utterly compelling in its idiot madness. I had to listen to these songs literally over a hundred of times before I could at all grasp what kind of logic was going on. The world is not ready.
Snow and Honey
A very special kind of Christmas sleigh.
Bryan Ward: I had finished all my songs for a forth record and asked Bill if he could come up with anything. Along with "Feathers" he had this song. "Snow and Honey" is noteworthy in that for most of the song, it contains no bass of any kind, whatsoever. A nice ending, but a lot of explaining to do.
We are in Pursuit of a High Speed Motor Vehicle
Hillbilly policemen attempt to apprehend a fleeing motorist.
Bryan Ward:
We got off to a pretty good start on the fourth record although the momentum quickly deteriorated. Bill recorded this song around the same time I did "Leaving the Planecatcher" I believe. For some reason, he gave it to me to finish, but I couldn't save it. The world mourns the loss. Bill's redneck cop vocals are pretty entertaining though!
Outtakes from Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
Lyrics for Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm outtakes
Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
The Vaults
Home
It Would Mean Much More (La, Di, Da)
Only Bill knows for sure, because I forgot what he told me it was about.
Bryan Ward: Bill gave me the tape with "Feathers" and "Snow and Honey" on it and this song and "...Michelle" was hidden at the beginning. I can honestly say that no one in the world has come close to creating pop music as profoundly perplexing, disturbing, imbecilic, clueless, directionless, yet utterly compelling in its idiot madness. I had to listen to these songs literally over a hundred of times before I could at all grasp what kind of logic was going on. The world is not ready.
Snow and Honey
A very special kind of Christmas sleigh.
Bryan Ward: I had finished all my songs for a forth record and asked Bill if he could come up with anything. Along with "Feathers" he had this song. "Snow and Honey" is noteworthy in that for most of the song, it contains no bass of any kind, whatsoever. A nice ending, but a lot of explaining to do.
We are in Pursuit of a High Speed Motor Vehicle
Hillbilly policemen attempt to apprehend a fleeing motorist.
Bryan Ward:
We got off to a pretty good start on the fourth record although the momentum quickly deteriorated. Bill recorded this song around the same time I did "Leaving the Planecatcher" I believe. For some reason, he gave it to me to finish, but I couldn't save it. The world mourns the loss. Bill's redneck cop vocals are pretty entertaining though!
Outtakes from Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
Lyrics for Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm outtakes
Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
The Vaults
Home
Only Bill knows for sure, because I forgot what he told me it was about.
Bryan Ward: Bill gave me the tape with "Feathers" and "Snow and Honey" on it and this song and "...Michelle" was hidden at the beginning. I can honestly say that no one in the world has come close to creating pop music as profoundly perplexing, disturbing, imbecilic, clueless, directionless, yet utterly compelling in its idiot madness. I had to listen to these songs literally over a hundred of times before I could at all grasp what kind of logic was going on. The world is not ready.
Snow and Honey
A very special kind of Christmas sleigh.
Bryan Ward: I had finished all my songs for a forth record and asked Bill if he could come up with anything. Along with "Feathers" he had this song. "Snow and Honey" is noteworthy in that for most of the song, it contains no bass of any kind, whatsoever. A nice ending, but a lot of explaining to do.
We are in Pursuit of a High Speed Motor Vehicle
Hillbilly policemen attempt to apprehend a fleeing motorist.
Bryan Ward:
We got off to a pretty good start on the fourth record although the momentum quickly deteriorated. Bill recorded this song around the same time I did "Leaving the Planecatcher" I believe. For some reason, he gave it to me to finish, but I couldn't save it. The world mourns the loss. Bill's redneck cop vocals are pretty entertaining though!
Outtakes from Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
Lyrics for Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm outtakes
Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
The Vaults
Home
Snow and Honey
A very special kind of Christmas sleigh.
Bryan Ward: I had finished all my songs for a forth record and asked Bill if he could come up with anything. Along with "Feathers" he had this song. "Snow and Honey" is noteworthy in that for most of the song, it contains no bass of any kind, whatsoever. A nice ending, but a lot of explaining to do.
We are in Pursuit of a High Speed Motor Vehicle
Hillbilly policemen attempt to apprehend a fleeing motorist.
Bryan Ward:
We got off to a pretty good start on the fourth record although the momentum quickly deteriorated. Bill recorded this song around the same time I did "Leaving the Planecatcher" I believe. For some reason, he gave it to me to finish, but I couldn't save it. The world mourns the loss. Bill's redneck cop vocals are pretty entertaining though!
Outtakes from Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
Lyrics for Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm outtakes
Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
The Vaults
Home
A very special kind of Christmas sleigh.
Bryan Ward: I had finished all my songs for a forth record and asked Bill if he could come up with anything. Along with "Feathers" he had this song. "Snow and Honey" is noteworthy in that for most of the song, it contains no bass of any kind, whatsoever. A nice ending, but a lot of explaining to do.
We are in Pursuit of a High Speed Motor Vehicle
Hillbilly policemen attempt to apprehend a fleeing motorist.
Bryan Ward:
We got off to a pretty good start on the fourth record although the momentum quickly deteriorated. Bill recorded this song around the same time I did "Leaving the Planecatcher" I believe. For some reason, he gave it to me to finish, but I couldn't save it. The world mourns the loss. Bill's redneck cop vocals are pretty entertaining though!
Outtakes from Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
Lyrics for Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm outtakes
Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
The Vaults
Home
We are in Pursuit of a High Speed Motor Vehicle
Hillbilly policemen attempt to apprehend a fleeing motorist.
Bryan Ward:
We got off to a pretty good start on the fourth record although the momentum quickly deteriorated. Bill recorded this song around the same time I did "Leaving the Planecatcher" I believe. For some reason, he gave it to me to finish, but I couldn't save it. The world mourns the loss. Bill's redneck cop vocals are pretty entertaining though!
Outtakes from Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
Lyrics for Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm outtakes
Kamikaze Lost in a Snowstorm
The Vaults
Home
Hillbilly policemen attempt to apprehend a fleeing motorist.
Bryan Ward:
We got off to a pretty good start on the fourth record although the momentum quickly deteriorated. Bill recorded this song around the same time I did "Leaving the Planecatcher" I believe. For some reason, he gave it to me to finish, but I couldn't save it. The world mourns the loss. Bill's redneck cop vocals are pretty entertaining though!