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Dinosaur Dragonfly - Good Morning Mr. Vampire! (Tim Holehouse cover)

from Bunnyhug Vampyr by BONE CRATE x Dinosaur Dragonfly

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The first full cover I was able to force through to the finish. Took approx. 2 weeks to learn how to play, and 2 months of botched demos trying a more straightforward rendition, a'la the Electric Flexi version. Hearing Tim's performance in the 'Show 2500' Patreon album re-Vamp'd my approach, and I was able to bang it out in a night.

Tim's welcoming reaction, continuous encouragement and support has been invaluable in reviving Dinosaur Dragonfly and is deeply appreciated.

timholehouse.bandcamp.com
www.patreon.com/timholehouse

credits

from Bunnyhug Vampyr, released January 25, 2021
Composed by Tim Holehouse
Originally released on the Gipsy Rufina 7" Split, Risonanza Rec (2011)
Re-released on the 'Split Vol. 2' compilation, 2020
Alternate 'Electric Version' appears on the Mr. Vampire / Ideza Jail 7" Flexi Single,
Aaahh!!! Real Records (2018)
timholehouse.bandcamp.com
www.patreon.com/timholehouse

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