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| cheshire moon by guitardogcar | 1 year ago |
 What a powerful song, very fresh take on abusive relationships, hits on every level. You are a simply amazing songwriter... thanks for sharing and please keep 'em coming! Peace, Paul |
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| Save Me by jessecguitar | 1 year ago |
Jesse, this is my favorite song amongst your many solid originals. I had the privilege of hearing it live with full blown electric guitar riffs and drums, and it had "Jack White" all over it. Repost the studio version when it gets mixed, this one will be on the radio some day, mark my words. |
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| My Final Hours by herrsolera | 2 years ago |
Don't know how I missed this one -- this is simply world-class. The lyrics are spectacular, and it just flat-out SOARS. Outstanding song. Peace, Paul |
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| Crown of Thorns by theDRP | 2 years ago |
Powerful piece, nice delivery. |
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| Homeland by ScottCarmichael | 2 years ago |
| So very touching -- may your life continue to be a testament to your father's heart. Peace, Paul |
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| We Got Smiles by jessecguitar | 2 years ago |
You have a nice unique tone and feel to your tunes -- not afraid to experiment with various vocal keys (this one stretches you), cool the way you find refreshing new templates for your dark tales. I am more of a lyricist than a singer, and your songwriting is rock solid -- keep pouring your soul into your passion and good things will happen. Peace, Paul |
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| Searching by jessecguitar | 2 years ago |
Your songwriting is getting better and better -- 15 years old going on 50... keep 'em coming! |
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| Tragedy of Today by jessecguitar | 2 years ago |
This is an amazing tune -- you need to post the lyrics above. |
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| Teach Your Children /Landslide Morph (w/AnnaRouge & Pharmakeus) by RubyDubidoux | 2 years ago |
| Magical delivery, such a sweet arrangement... very very nice piece of work here -- kudos to all involved! Peace, Paul |
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| California Dreaming - Finger-style Guitar Solo by TheTiler | 2 years ago |
| What a gem... very nice tune and the perfect way to start my day. My first experience in your area had me go with a friend to John Muir forest, baby Taylor slung across my back, and we sat in a surreal "coccoon" of leafy canopy hundreds of feet over our heads and a thick layer of soft brush beneath us. We played and sang some Neil Young tunes in perfect natural acoustics and just got lost in the moment. A true "lifegasm", like this wonderful song. Peace, Paul |
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| Every Time I Look by jessecguitar | 2 years ago |
| Great job, Jesse. Your guitar playing is very solid, I like your chord choices, and I like how you are working toward chords you can wrap your voice around. Nicely done. Peace, Paul |
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| Irish Spring (Never Again) by jkane | 3 years ago |
| I wish I had a voice like yours -- just a great, soaring set of pipes. I really enjoyed this. Peace, Paul |
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| What's On Your Mind by AnangaRanga | 3 years ago |
| Sweet tune... she has a very moving voice and I like the obscure song choice. Peace, Paul |
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| Less than we need by PurePerversity | 3 years ago |
what a cool song! Very deep, love the layers, rich full delivery and leaves you wanting more! Particularly like the horn and percussion, and the mix is superb to keep the vocals riding atop all that instrumentation. From the vocal key change midway through to the arrangement and metering, this must have taken you a long time to build. Tremendous job! Peace, Paul |
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| Only Love Can Break Your Heart ( Neil Young) by Rusticalia | 3 years ago |
| someone once told me that Emmylou Harris sang backup on this tune with Neil... well done, Rusti... Peace, Paul |
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| The Hypnotist by Rusticalia | 3 years ago |
| don't know how I missed this one -- love the lyrics, great vibe to this one! Peace, Paul |
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| Right About Now (that's right, COUNTRY!) with ClayPotts by Naaji | 3 years ago |
Great tune! Ramona, I just left a comment on your latest song, and I was anxious to hear your voice in a tune where I could hear some "ache" -- this one works really well for me. It's a low register for me, but you have such range and committed throughout. It seems like your favorite genres are more dance music and higher energy pieces -- would really like to hear you tackle some folk pieces and let your voice lead the way. Clay, as always, love your style and I think you and I have similar tastes in music -- love the mix and vision you had on this one, comes through with flying colors. Keep 'em coming! Peace, Paul |
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| I Try Very Hard Not to Care by Naaji | 3 years ago |
| You've got a really nice, balanced tone to your voice -- just starting to listen to your stuff, and this has a certain pop element that is competing with the "funk". My personal tastes run darker, and the pace set with the bass line and drums commits you on this to that genre. I would LOVE to hear a variation stripped down to where you could play with the tempo and add some soul, a little Norah Jones for lack of a better comparison. You may have some tunes along those lines in your playlist, I'm about to find out -- bottom line is that your voice makes we want to hear more. Keep 'em coming! Peace, Paul |
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| THE NEW TASTE OF LIFE by EvilFactman | 3 years ago |
| This tune has a nice edge to it. My first thought was that on a tune like this, the female vox usually has more "broken glass" in it -- after about 60 seconds, I fell in love with the clean and pure sound in her voice, great contrast with the distortion later in the song. Just the right amount of B-52's while keeping it's unique style. Home run. Peace, Paul |
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| Whatever Happened by jessecguitar | 3 years ago |
| Jesse -- great tune, keep up the songwriting and original stuff -- you have a knack for it! Peace, Paul |
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| Naked As We Came (Iron & Wine Cover) by jessecguitar | 3 years ago |
| Jesse, pleasure working with you on this one! Glad to see younger folks with an appreciation for good music... keep 'em coming. I went to leave this comment and was still signed on to your account from our upload -- that's the "deleted" comment above. Peace, Paul |
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| Closed Off by mikericketts | 3 years ago |
| Very nice piece. Great flow to it, love the emotion throughout, builts nicely. Thanks for sharing! Peace, Paul |
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| The Ghost of Tom Joad (Bruce Springsteen Cover) by Audiogasm | 3 years ago |
| Very well done. I am a huge Springsteen fan and, K6 -- let me encourage you to give him a closer look. I think he gets a bad wrap for all of the pop junk that made him rich, but he is a true songwriter at heart and his lyrics are so rich. They are simple and often missed. "Born in the USA", which is played at every patriot event, is one of the most anti-American tunes written! People want to tap their feet and often are too lazy to find the real nuggets of gold in his music. Audio, nice take on this piece, tons of heart, and thanks for helping to promote one of my favorite artists! Peace, Paul |
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| What I Should Show Them by Lbarringer | 3 years ago |
| nice tune, I liked it. Good lyrics and delivery... will look for more of your stuff. Peace, Paul |
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| Bluebell Forrest by TheTiler | 3 years ago |
| so much has been said (by myself included) about your tremendous guitar playing. It is a true joy to just sit and listen to your work. On this piece in particular, I have a new appreciation for your timing -- as perfect as your notes are, there's an importance to the spaces between that is often overlooked. This song takes you on a ride that is so comforting and carefree... what a treat! Peace, Paul |
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| Boris & Natasha, Boston, 1992 by ccotenh | 3 years ago |
| first of all, tremendous concept!!! Really cool lyrics and vocal delivery. The only thing I'm not sure of is the chord progression, would have liked to heard a couple of minor chords in there to wrap your voice around and maybe drive home their despair a bit, but that's a minor point. Love the whistling. "Take the table furthest from the bar..." -- really solid songwriting, anxious to hear more of your stuff! Peace, Paul |
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| We Better Have It Now by UncletupeloFan | 3 years ago |
| Thanks to all of you for your very kind words! Coming from this group, that is high praise and very humbling. The recurring theme of "better have it now" is inspired by the scene in Schindler's List where Liam Neison (sp?) tells Ben Kingsley that someday this will all be over and they'll have a drink together. The Nazi's are "cleaning up all the loose ends", and Ben says something to effect of "we better have that drink now" and a tear runs down his cheek as he says it. Great actor, great scene, inspired this song to a degree. One other comment that I want to make -- Jesus was asked what is the greatest commandment, and after "loving God", it was to "love your neighbor." His disciples immediately asked "but who is my neighbor?" To anyone listening to this song, the guy in this song is your neighbor. We have to look out for one another! Peace, Paul |
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| Lionheart by RedthruNthru | 3 years ago |
| What a gem -- so much soul and feeling in this one! I know that life deals young ones a rough hand sometimes, but know that she has an ace in her mother, and sometimes that's more than enough. Anxious to hear more of your tunes. Peace, Paul |
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| rain, rain by guitardogcar | 3 years ago |
| I've got most of your stuff on my ipod and was just listening to the tune again, caught the line "maybe rain and butterflies cannot share a common sky" -- would love to see ALL the lyrics on this... missed it before. This is pure gold... Peace, Paul |
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| The More You Live by lewisgreenbaba | 3 years ago |
| This song rocks! It has a nice motion to it, great pacing and delivery... sweet. Peace, Paul |
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| MADNESS IN THE HOUSE by Barretok | 3 years ago |
| Great start to my Monday morning, now I can switch to decaf! Very compelling piece. My daughter is working on her singing, and I passed on the advice of "putting yourself into the song" -- believing and delivering the lyrics as they are written. I'm going to play this for her as an example. If I heard this live, this would be a guy I wouldn't take my eyes off of, or turn my back on! Loved it -- another gem of yours. Peace, Paul |
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| Acceptance by CiaranPhillips | 3 years ago |
Very pretty tune. I'd love to see the lyrics -- I always like to read along as I listen to a tune, especially one that is as well written as this one. Keep 'em coming! Peace, Paul |
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| The Water Is Wide by CiaranPhillips | 3 years ago |
Some of my favorite experiences in life have been working on projects with my brother -- some great sibling chemistry here. I like the vocal tracks/harmonies, glad you put a little extra time into it to give it that layer of fullness. Really enjoyed it -- thanks! Peace, Paul |
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| A Sow's Ear by UncletupeloFan | 3 years ago |
| Thanks to all for the very kind words! I was hoping this wasn't too dark -- I'm a very upbeat and positive person, and I think writing songs that are emotionally draining is somehow cathartic for me. Your comments are very inspiring and thanks again for listening. Peace, Paul |
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| Sincerely Molly by rsorensen | 3 years ago |
this is wonderful -- love slice of life tunes, way to stop and notice!!! A lesson to all of us as both songwriters and human beings. Peace, Paul |
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| Say You Will Believe Me by Leesa | 3 years ago |
cool vibe on this -- nice imagery, well done. Peace, Paul |
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| Bleeder (acoustic cover final .. .I think) by ScottStoked | 3 years ago |
This song has great energy -- not just the big major chords, but your vocals and the exceptional mix give it such a full sound (like the Mavericks). Your voice has such heart to it, great template, great emotion. Really enjoyed this. Peace, Paul |
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| It's A Wonderful Lie by Dyl | 3 years ago |
| Such a big fan of your original work and your choices of "choice" covers -- you always take us there, and "there" is always a place that we see in a new light with your gentle delivery. Reading between the lines, it seems like you're coming out of rough patch of late. I, for one, appreciate your artist's heart displayed vulnerably upon your sleeve, shining tail lights on potholes you've hit in the hopes that we might dodge them ourselves. Peace, Paul |
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| Ashoken Fairwell by SmilinJohn | 3 years ago |
| Great interpretation of this tune! I first heard it done by Fiddle Fever, with the great Russ Berenberg (sp?) on guitar. You've got great pacing on this and you maintain the balance very well... the Irish overtones make me want to pour a little Jamison's and give it another listen. Peace, Paul |
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| Somebody Else's Memory by robby_reverb | 3 years ago |
| Very nicely done. Lots of heart, great template, has a pure and simple vibe that really packs a punch. Richard Shindell does a great tune called "Wisteria", where he's sitting in front of the first house that he owned with his wife, reminiscing -- this reminds me of that in some ways. Looking forward to hearing more from you! Peace, Paul |
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| out there with you too by j0j0 | 3 years ago |
What a terrific piece! I particularly like the metering of the lyrics and I know that does not come easy. "Remember to look back but always in the light of all that has been", "roll me back over inside" -- this tune is rich throughout. Kudos! Peace, Paul |
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| Screw You by Dyl | 3 years ago |
| "drip loves blood, "leave it alone!" -- great stuff here, guys. This is a real gem. All my favorite songs are downers, and this is no exception! Tremendous job on this. Peace, Paul |
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| Broken Things (Julie Miller cover) by UncletupeloFan | 3 years ago |
| DB & Dyl -- thanks for the kinds words and thanks for listening! Peace, Paul |
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| Trapped Inside by jessecguitar | 3 years ago |
Love the songwriting! Wow, at 15 years old you are going to be one to watch... keep 'em coming! Peace, Paul |
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| mary by guitardogcar | 3 years ago |
| "little drop without a bucket of her own" -- very nice work! Peace, Paul |
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| halley by guitardogcar | 3 years ago |
"...as he gave up the dove" -- such exceptional songwriting throughout. Wow. Keep 'em coming! Peace, Paul |
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| Condemning Me Just to See by Joanna | 4 years ago |
Such well-crafted lyrics and I love the rhyme scheme (a/b/b/a) -- nice touches throughout. A gem! Peace, Paul |
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| Sidewalks by Rusticalia | 4 years ago |
Nice flow to it, you're doing some great stuff on this site! Your songwriting is such a strength, I'm holding out for more of your tunes with your incredible storytelling. Peace, Paul |
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| Better Left Unsaid by Rusticalia | 4 years ago |
A home run all the way around. Wonderful lyrics, nice subdued delivery, a very rich piece! Peace, Paul |
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| Color Blind by Matt Granz | 4 years ago |
Love the energy and vibe, full of mojo and 150 proof! Wow, Matt Granz was in your band... Peace, Paul |
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| A Thousand Ways by UncletupeloFan | 4 years ago |
| Thanks so much for the kind words. Jesse, the pleasure was all mine, and I'll take this moment to say once again that your tune, "Leviathan", is one of my Top Three songs on icomp! Peace, Paul |
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| Little Boxes by jkane | 4 years ago |
This is great. I also have gotten hooked on this show after my boss recommended it -- burned through every episode back to back (thank you, Netflix). Peace, Paul |
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| SHATTERED (cover) by Barretok | 4 years ago |
Delivers nicely! Glad to see conversion of Dylan to becoming a Stone's fan is in motion... Peace, Paul |
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| Whiskey & Old Records by BossHook | 4 years ago |
Very nice piece! Really like the way this song moves along lyrically and dovetails well with the music. I have a soft spot for "whiskey-themed" tunes, and read a great quote in Esquire this month -- "the last whiskey never does what you wanted it to." Peace, Paul |
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| She Brings The Sun Inside by pete | 4 years ago |
Pete, a wonderful job and love the message. To create something as tangible as this for your daughter will certainly warm her long into adulthood where she will no doubt pour her love into her own children. Here's hoping that every dad who stops to listen will take the time to give an extra squeeze... Peace, Paul |
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| the echo of the sea by guitardogcar | 4 years ago |
| Erik, you did a great job on this as I knew you would! Your voice and style really lends itself to the mood of this poem. I understand the need to move the "icebergs" lines up to create the four line bridge. My vision of this was of a man drifting on a sailboat, lost at sea, happy one moment (fingers lazily drifting beneath the surface), fearful the next moment. Ain't love grand? You nailed it, my friend -- thanks so much for tackling this and bringing it to life! Peace, Paul |
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| Reaching by 8MonthMalfunction | 4 years ago |
Great sound! I would like to see the lyrics at some point, always like to read along to fully appreciate how a tune was built. Peace, Paul |
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| This Is The End by enicholsIC | 4 years ago |
sounds great, guys. Keep 'em coming! Peace, Paul |
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| Psalm 19 by enicholsIC | 4 years ago |
Inspirational indeed. Great job, bro. Peace, Paul |
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| this i believe by guitardogcar | 4 years ago |
Erik, I've been down with the flu over the weekend and just getting back onto icomp to check out the new postings -- always glad to see another tune from you and this one does not disappoint. Tremendous delivery and so heartfelt once again. Keep 'em coming! Peace, Paul |
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| A Case Of You by wal4uJR | 4 years ago |
| So much heart, really enjoyed it. Not often you hear of a Joni Mitchell song being a "family favorite" -- would you consider adopting me? That's a sign of good parenting over there... Peace, Paul |
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| Two Sides by 8MonthMalfunction | 4 years ago |
Great sound -- did not go where I thought it would, don't hear many piano-driven pieces with this vibe -- very original and solid work! Peace, Paul |
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| already saved by guitardogcar | 4 years ago |
Just listened to your entire library and this is the last one -- don't change a thing, love your work. You have a true gift. Peace, Paul |
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| rain, rain by guitardogcar | 4 years ago |
I feel like I just finished a very satisfying meal, and I'm a very picky eater. Peace, Paul |
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| 'bout the wind by guitardogcar | 4 years ago |
Has a little bit of the "Without Gravity" sound to it -- gets in your bloodstream immediately and rejuvenates. Another gem. Peace, Paul |
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| go away, come again by guitardogcar | 4 years ago |
If you were my neighbor, I would cut your grass for you to free up more time for you to keep making music. And I hate cutting the grass. Peace, Paul |
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| december (don't pass me by) by guitardogcar | 4 years ago |
would love to see you posting your lyrics -- it helps me to see how a song was built and sometimes gives me a little more insight into what you are saying. Your songs have a cool message and you have been a real find this morning -- a big fan. Peace, Paul |
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| sushi ninja by guitardogcar | 4 years ago |
Really? That old tired "Ninja Sushi" theme? If I had a nickel... Love the originality and range, full of fun and spirit, really enjoyed it. Peace, Paul |
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| tootsie roll by guitardogcar | 4 years ago |
Wow. Please put me on your mailing list for touring dates... Peace, Paul |
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| radio station - 108.1 by guitardogcar | 4 years ago |
This is the genre of music that I really love, although I am not happy that the average American now associates it with Gray's Anatomy, which I refuse to watch -- one bright result of the writer's strike. This song is in a perfect range for you and I love that you kept it simple and clean -- really showcases your lyrics and I love the whole vibe. Great tune! Peace, Paul |
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| Arc by mbehar | 4 years ago |
Charlie Brown is all grown up, enjoying a highball with Linus at the local watering hole. His wife Patty is home watching Chuck Jr., not quite as minty as she once was. This one really painted a picture for me  Peace, Paul |
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| My Paradise by MusicLeft | 4 years ago |
| Outstanding, really enjoyed it! Peace, Paul |
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| Apocalyptictronica by BossHook | 4 years ago |
The thing that really works for me on this one is the "country" element infused primarily through your vocals. This genre for me is usually a little too harsh -- you gave this chili a dollop of sour cream, which I need! I also really loved the lyrics, especially "Guard your soul with gilded soldiers, Stuff your pockets with four leaf clovers." I also liked the wide range of comments. You know that you're on to something good when people dissect the elements and (for lack of a better term) "invest" in the tune. This one gets under your skin, and you take ownership of it as you listen. It's like a 69 Barracuda that you park in a crowd, and everyone can't wait to look under the hood. Style to spare and instant favorite for me. Peace, Paul |
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| SUMMER NIGHT SMILES by Barretok | 4 years ago |
Love the lyrics! I'm a big fan of "slice of life" storytelling, and I agree with Boss that it is a ride through the barrio. The blonde caress of love -- that line is a diamond. Peace, Paul |
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| Lonely Street CARNIVAL v.2 by PurePerversity | 4 years ago |
love the palette that you created here -- each color so carefully chosen and placed delicately into the mix. The entire arc of the piece is metered out very nicely, right up to the perfect abrupt ending. The labor of love comes through on this loud and clear -- instant favorite! Peace, Paul |
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| Old & New by TheTiler | 4 years ago |
Very nice song. Is that standard tuning on the guitar? Sounds great. Peace, Paul |
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| Missionary Girl Redux by bigt93to98 | 4 years ago |
It has a little "Jay Farrar feel" on the vocals, so you had me from the start on this one. Great bounce and roll to it, tons of heart, well done. Peace, Paul |
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| They Don't Play Those Songs Around Here by bigt93to98 | 4 years ago |
some of my favorite stories in my life have the phrase "...with an old guy I met" in them. Way to carry the torch on his behalf, nice piece. Peace, Paul |
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| SHATTERED DREAMS (collaboration) by Barretok | 4 years ago |
Very nice work. I like the percussion and mix -- some strong instrumentation throughout but well "gapped" to allow the lyrics/vox to shine through. Enjoyed it. Peace, Paul |
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| Decisions by Rusticalia | 4 years ago |
You have woven a real gem here -- cant wait to hear you add your sparse vocal delivery to this. I have really been drawn this year to Iron and Wine, Joe Purdy, and a handful of other singers who don't need a lot of "filler" -- just a pristine delivery of tempered music with raw, soul-searching lyrics. You are certainly in this category and I love your stuff. Peace, Paul |
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| Home For Sale by UncletupeloFan | 4 years ago |
| Thanks for the kind comments! DD, no Schaudenfreude intended -- I actually have never met his wife, just notice that most divorce stories paint the husband as the bad guy. In my experience, the bad guy is sometimes not a guy Have a great New Year and thanks for listening! Peace, Paul |
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| Christmas Time is Here by kpt112 | 4 years ago |
You painted a nice picture here, memory lane of December nights in front of CBS for our annual Charles Schultz-fix. Sounds great. Peace, Paul |
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| The Day I Meet You by sebronjackson | 4 years ago |
| welcome to icomp -- I enjoyed this. Sweet guitar work. Peace, Paul |
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| Mark D'Antonio - "Santa Peraza" by mauitime | 4 years ago |
Great sound! Welcome to icomp. Peace, Paul |
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| The Beast That Swallows Its Young by Kresling | 4 years ago |
Perfect. Best thing I've heard on icomp in a while. Wow. Peace, Paul |
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| on the sea by guitardogcar | 4 years ago |
Tremendous song -- tons of heart, reminds me a little of some of WRG's work here on icomp, using your voice as an instrument and wrapping it around superior songwriting. Kudos! Peace, Paul |
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| Jenny Lee (Is Back In Town) by BossHook | 4 years ago |
The piano and twang make it for me -- loved it. Great big-hair artwork. Mission accomplished! Peace, Paul |
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| Stones by fuzzynormal | 4 years ago |
What a great clean sound and crisp vocals -- cool tune. Would love to see the lyrics if you get a chance. Peace, Paul |
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| Happy new year by MusicLeft | 4 years ago |
| Well done. It's a lot of work to make something like this sound so effortless. Happy New Year to you as well. Peace, Paul |
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| stephen king by Mr_Weaver | 4 years ago |
I really like the vocal layers and bounce that this song has, reminds me of some early Bowie. Would love to see the lyrics some time. Peace, Paul |
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| Joseph And The Devils by feenixx | 4 years ago |
| Very cool piece! Did you do the horns? I like the concept of the song and have certainly gone through seasons where I feel at risk of losing myself. I think this same principle is at work when solitary confinement is used as punishment. We are social creatures who have something to say and a need to be heard -- being left alone with our thoughts really shows our frailty, and ultimately our need for redemption in my opinion. Thanks for sharing. Peace, Paul |
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| Goodbye by brnPetra | 4 years ago |
What a great way to start a rainy Sunday morning. Don't know how I missed this one, but glad I found it. Would love to see the lyrics some time. Peace, Paul |
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| I'm Not Trying by Sista Mac | 4 years ago |
So much heart, this is a very sensual song and I really liked it. The key change in the middle for the chorus was unexpected and took a little bit of the "breeziness" out of your vocals, but it fit the lyrics nicely (almost a necessary tension). Outstanding songwriting and delivery, enjoyed it very much. Peace, Paul |
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| Hot Little F*&@$*! by BossHook | 4 years ago |
Hard driving and solid throughout, loved it! The sequel could be pieced together from the comments alone... Peace, Paul |
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| Kennesaw Line by UncletupeloFan | 4 years ago |
| Thanks so much for the kind words! Scott, I added the lyrics, and Boss, you made her blush... thanks for listening. Peace, Paul |
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| CGCFAC (needs vocal) by jobu | 4 years ago |
sweet tune. Peace, Paul |
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| I KNOW WHAT I LIKE (in your wardrobe....) by Bampot | 4 years ago |
Genesis was the first concert I went to in my youth, and this song gives me something comparable to the "contact high" I got back then. High praise, indeed Peace, Paul |
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| Fragile Heart by Matt Granz | 4 years ago |
I like it -- nice complexity to the music, layered well, super vocals, kept me along for the ride the whole way through, and the piano is a great backbone to this piece. Agree with JD as well, gives it a retro feel, and the mix is consistent throughout and finishes strong. Great combination of many fine touches that make this work for me. Peace, Paul |
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| A Song About Singing by WRG | 4 years ago |
Your songs have such a breezy quality to them and I think that's something you either "got it or you don't" -- you got it in spades and I'm really glad to see you back in circulation on icomp! Peace, Paul |
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| Without A Warning (Graziella's song) by Dyl | 4 years ago |
| Such a sweet consistency to it -- subtle lyrical gems wrapped in a patient, breezy tune and delivered with resolute, dynamic intrigue. I believe that everyone has a story, but not everyone has something to say. Dylan, you have something to say every time I hear you, and your grandmother lived a story that, thanks to you, caused us all to become like your mother -- quiet listeners. Peace, Paul |
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