Ahmond

Hi yer There Friend
Just been having an ear full of yer music again
& reading about your coming Gigs & Events.
Have a great time.
Love , peace and success to yer from
The Dambuskers.
A legend in their own lunch time
and rebels without a clue.

Keep Music Live and keep it real!!!
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Thank you for the add! Nice music.

I can't wait to hear you play live. :)

OOwwwoooo,hi
i am stoppin in
for a bit
to say hi&to
play your rockin hot music
have a rockin hot weekend
yf&f
dan

What is this that I hear about maybe a show in Sedona? That would be awesome. We would have to make a road trip to hang out.

hey!!
tahnks for the add :)

Thank you for your friendship! :)

Hello Mr. Ahmond ;-) I've been meaning to write for awhile, but alas, life and age takes its toll..
Wanted to say how much I enjoy and respect your musical efforts! You have seemingly a somewhat different perspective as you write the lyrics, and your voice is suits and is a good tone to compliment those lyrics.
All of the songs stand out in a different way...."A Boy You Once Knew" grabs the attention immediately with the acoustic and the gentle voice with lyrics that are poignant. Remembering...
"Everything Eden" - this one is where I enjoy the timing, the punctuating style of the voice, and the strings...cohesive.
"Go To Africa" - an upbeat number which being well played acoustically is complimented by the rhythmic overall pace and lyric content once again.
Of course "The Forgotten Realm" is cool, again, your voice is uplifted and uplifting, and the lyrics of a wise perspective. The strings often add alot to your tunes!
"Collision" is again sort of a combo of haunting and rhythmic pace which is different and enjoyable.
"Leo and the Nightcrawlers" is one fave of mine to sing to...a guilty pleasure when I'm alone ;-) ...'I could tie you down with your mother's apron strings...' , like that lyric! Your voice sure is of a good tone here! And from the same album, another with lyrical wisdom and maybe experience, is "It's Not Wasted"....a bit too close to home for some, but a good message...life as learning and we make the best choice we can at the time, sort of finishes, to me with a feeling of uplifted optimism for continuing on the journey in whatever form...
Others I enjoy are, well all, but Thundershoes and Those Damn Things I return to.

Well, there it is. Congrats on your talent, hope you get lots of notice and success, but you are one in any case. Cheers!

Hello Mr. Ahmond ;-) I've been meaning to write for awhile, but alas, life and age takes its toll..
Wanted to say how much I enjoy and respect your musical efforts! You have seemingly a somewhat different perspective as you write the lyrics, and your voice is suits and is a good tone to compliment those lyrics.
All of the songs stand out in a different way...."A Boy You Once Knew" grabs the attention immediately with the acoustic and the gentle voice with lyrics that are poignant. Remembering...
"Everything Eden" - this one is where I enjoy the timing, the punctuating style of the voice, and the strings...cohesive.
"Go To Africa" - an upbeat number which being well played acoustically is complimented by the rhythmic overall pace and lyric content once again.
Of course "The Forgotten Realm" is cool, again, your voice is uplifted and uplifting, and the lyrics of a wise perspective. The strings often add alot to your tunes!
"Collision" is again sort of a combo of haunting and rhythmic pace which is different and enjoyable.
"Leo and the Nightcrawlers" is one fave of mine to sing to...a guilty pleasure when I'm alone ;-) ...'I could tie you down with your mother's apron strings...' , like that lyric! Your voice sure is of a good tone here! And from the same album, another with lyrical wisdom and maybe experience, is "It's Not Wasted"....a bit too close to home for some, but a good message...life as learning and we make the best choice we can at the time, sort of finishes, to me with a feeling of uplifted optimism for continuing on the journey in whatever form...
Others I enjoy are, well all, but Thundershoes and Those Damn Things I return to.

Well, there it is. Congrats on your talent, hope you get lots of notice and success, but you are one in any case. Cheers!

Shape me.