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Song Of The Week 10/1/15: Aishiteru (unreleased 2004 LUZER demo)

from 2015 Songs Of The Week by Timmy Sean

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Here's one that I never saw would see the light of day from the LUZER era. We originally tracked this song for the Reset album, though when I realized my pronunciation of "Aishiteru" (Japanese for love) was wrong, I abandoned the song. (In fact, there's a little nod to the song on the cover in a banner of the word in Japanese hanging on the wall). The next year it came up again, but I decided to rework the melody and completely start from scratch on the lyrics. It became the song "Give Me A Sign," included on the Come On Mandy EP.

This original version has sat unheard for over ten years though. Despite the mispronunciation, and the song really being in too low of a key for my vocals, I still thought it was worth seeing the light of day, particularly because of the great Fender Rhodes guest performance by our old pal Jeremy Dyen formerly of the Philadelphia band Blivit.

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from 2015 Songs Of The Week, released January 1, 2015
Written by Timmy Sean.

Timmy Sean (guitar, percussion & vocals)
Chris Volk (bass)
Dan Seeth (drums)
Jeremy Dyen (Fender Rhodes)

Engineered by John Bailey at S.S. Sound Studios.
Produced by LUZER.
Mixed by Timmy Sean.

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