Scar StudiosA Poem by Clyde du CoeurThe jam which gave birth to one of our best musical covers during a one-off band practice in Camden Town.
As trains rattled above them,
The riff entered the room. Distortion echoed in the dingy light, And yet the tune sailed through. There was an old leather couch, Buttons missing in its burgundy coat. Her gale-force melody blows, Six-string symbol lines the silver Old school - org-orgasmic; Bass breathes groove As little drummer girl's heart beats. And in that moment, I knew I was in the right place at the right time, Beneath those rattling arches. Amidst the summery Camden backdrop, Four musicians pay homage to four musicians four decades be-four them. © 2014 Clyde du CoeurReviews
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StatsAuthorClyde du CoeurUnited KingdomAboutI love writing poetry, songs and stories. I like living life because events invite me to review them in a poetic way. I've always loved creative subjects like music, creative writing, photography, dra.. more..Writing
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