WILLIAM LLOYD
         IN THE BASEMENT: CONJURING

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Due to "very enthusiastic reviews,"
William's song 69
was chosen as Garageband.com's
Pop/Rock "Track of the Day"
for Monday, October 22, 2007
                                 

                                         Histor-rock
   I could really see myself listening to this music (dare I say  
  on a lazy NFL Sunday?)... obviously it is lyrically
  reminiscient of  "We Didn't Start the Fire", and I think the  
  originality in the little musical details make this song really
  stand out - well worth a listen, and I wonder if the rest of
   this band's songs are equally as "different" (and of
   course I mean that in the best possible way).       
  Ryan Rydelle

  Originally weird and catchy. was kinda skeptical at first but  
  the song impressed me a bit as it developed
  The Mammoths, Jackson, NJ

                          John Hyatt Eat Your Heart Out
   Great story based song. Really gives me the John Hyatt    
   feel, especially the vocals. The lyrics tell a story straight
   up and with the use of metaphors
    Buzzip, Columbus, OH

   This would probably make for a very cool video,  
 working the visual of all of this stuff you are talking
 about. I feel like I am listening to a book on tape
 of a 1969 yearbook lol.  Among all of this is some  
 killer guitar playing. I like the line - girl on the bus  
 said you better go to night school. Cool lyric.
  Eric Hig, Cloverdale, Ca

Select comments from Garage Band reviewers of "69"

  Although the music is well produced it's the vocalist/lyricist
that I really like. A great voice with oodles of personality,
sadly lacking in a lot of bands. The lyrics are engaging -
you have to listen to them and I really like the political
commentary throughout
Jim Pearson, United Kingdom

    Very cool lyrics mix, solid overall mix, good vocals    
     throughout, cool lyrics (so good said it twice), Bob Dylan
   type sounding, drummer very solid in the pocket, nice link  
 with bass, bet your crowds like this one. Good song guys.
Stone Creek Garner, North Carolina

Trip down memory lane
  I like the "stream of consciousness" lyrics. Remenisent of
 both Tom Petty and Dylan, which would account for the
   political slant and vocal quality. Good guitar work, but at
       times it has to compete with the backgroud spoken part.   
     I'm not sure why 69 becomes repeated so much towards  
         the end. Would that be the unspoken link between sex
and politicians?
Gypsy Dreamer, Las Vegas, Nevada
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My first video
"When You Sound Like That"
is available on YouTube
for your viewing pleasure
A Teaser Video Clip of 69
In 1969 my mother took Mike and me on a Greyhound bus
from Columbus, Ohio to Grand Island, Nebraska.  
This is a song about the year 1969 and some of the
monumental events that occurred that year.  
You can get the full song on the CD.
Relax, Tune In, Have Fun!  Love, William YouTube link
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