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Music
You Must Come (MP3) by Man on My Bicycle
This is another Man on my Bicycle track called You Must Come. I think it’s commercial, pretty much a pop song with an unusual mix of a bluesy-pop with some nice occasional reggae-style bits. I love the words to this song, which are just one message repeated throughout as if the more they are said the more chance they’ll have of working.
Lyrics: by Michael Briers
I get to be myself, sometimes,
but it’s never for long
you should see me,
honestly, you should see me.And before the sun goes down tonight,
you will see me in a different light,
come on and see me
come on
come on and see me.And if the light strikes my face just in the right place,
you will succumb
so I will lean by the window
with myself yes you must come.
Genghis Khan track (MP3) by Man on my Bicycle
This is another Man on my Bicycle track called Genghis Khan as requested by David. There’s a lot of dampened percussive stuff on the bass which I’m not sure comes through properly in the recording. It’s one of the songs I used to struggle to play well as I was slapping away relentlessly. Loved playing this song.
Video montage of Me and Bri on stage
Just a few samples of some of my bass solos, and me and Bri gigging our prog rock instrumental stuff. Just a snap shot on amateur video –
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If the player doesn’t appear above try this link –
Andy & Bri.mov (Quicktime)
Balance Check
This is one of my solo projects. It’s a short (less than 2 mins) weird dancy trancy type song. I wrote it using Reason V3 soft synth software and my PC – Balance Check.mp3
Copyright Andy(ArT)Trigg 2008
Fat Girl: Man on my Bicycle
This is a song from a live recording session at our practice room some years back. A bit more rocky than earlier Man on my Bicycle. It’s a song of two halves in that it gets surprisingly heavy in the second half after starting off light – Fat Girl.mp3
Track 3 of the Man on my Bicycle album
Here’s track 3, which might make some people want to gyrate their hips in a way that would be enjoyable at the expense of looking silly – Gyrate.mp3
Although given away free, all music is copyrighted to Man on my Bicycle 1992 2008 Licensed for personal use only.
Free Album: Man on My Bicycle (Track 1) (Includes some album artwork)
Track 2 of the Man on my Bicycle album
Here’s track two which features some funky slap bass as well as samples from the news at the time:
Although given away free, all music is copyrighted to Man on my Bicycle Licensed for personal use only.
Man on My Bicycle (Track 1)
This is from an album we recorded a long time ago, which few people have ever heard. We were never signed, never really pursued that. We went into a recording studio and recorded this for ourselves. I think it’s about time someone else heard it. I would love to re-record this entire album with modern equipment.
Here’s track one: Colours.mp3 which was voted best demo of the month when we sent it to a local music magazine and was voted best demo by a panel of judges on a local radio station.
Although given away free, all music is copyrighted to Man on my Bicycle 1992 2008 Licensed for personal use only.
Album Artwork
More tracks –
Free Album: Man on My Bicycle (Track 3)
(rest of tracks coming soon)
Jailbreak
Here’s a song by my cousin Mick Brears and myself & Bri. He plays guitar and sings as well as programming all the percussion. My mate Bri Littlehales also plays guitar and I play the bass. It’s just a rough demo but sounds OK to me.
I’ve got loads of songs that no one’s heard. Are they any good? Jailbreak – by Mick Andy and Bri (mp3)