Name: Dream on, baby! (parts 1 & 2)
Duration: 7 min 36 s
Channel: Edvin Lindström
Description: "Dream on, baby! (parts 1 & 2)" is a song by Dingbats. The first two parts of the Dream on, baby! suite. Inspired by Pink Floyd, with a recurring theme.

Dream on, baby! (parts 1 & 2)

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The first two parts of the Dream on, baby! suite. Inspired by Pink Floyd, with a recurring theme.

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Dingbats

Crappy mainstream shit mixed with Pink Floyd and The Beatles with a touch of psychopathy and punk.

THIS PAGE AND ALL INFORMATION ON IT IS DISCONTINUED AND OUT OF DATE. Refer to for new stuff. I call myself Dingbats, and I make music which I love to spread as far as possible to as many as possible. I'm from Sweden, and you'll probably think some of my songs are weird and some are boring. :P Most of my songs are in Swedish, though I occasionaly make some in English and many are instrumental. My main influences are Pixies, Beatles, Pink Floyd and mostly applying to my old songs (before Tjeckien), Placebo.

Song Info

Genre

Rock • Progressive Rock

Charts

Peak #983

Peak in subgenre #106

Author

Edvin Lindström

Rights

2006, free to copy

Uploaded

October 27, 2006

Track Files

MP3

MP3 7.0 MB • 128 kbps • 7:36

Story behind the song

I was quite into Pink Floyd when I was starting this suite of songs, and the whole concept is quite Pink Floydish, having a recurring theme that appears in all of the songs. I wrote part four first, and part one last. I kind of regret that I didn't take more time to figure out a better and a bit longer theme, because this one can be quite repetetive (sp?).

Concerning the name of the song and the intro to each part... well it was just too good not to use. :P I don't actually mean anything political or something with it.

Part one kind of sounds like Floyd actually, I think. Especially the Leslied guitar solo part. Then comes part two, which is more inspired by Butthole Surfers, using an electric guitar that can sound quite psychedelic at times.

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