Another track that crossed the line of plagerism, apparently. I don't know how it happened, but apparently there was a few songs in the 'original' that we did. A bit peeved, I re-did it - now listen to it. It's wonderful. I even took a few dozen online lessons in Turkish to come up with the best limericks and audible noises in said language. It was the right thing to do as I am a big fan of kebabs and carpet.

If I were to re-call correctly, Bri did the original lead guitar on this (I did the brilliant riff-age), but he couldn't get time away from his broken biscuit stall so I had to re-record his guitar and I made it much, much better. Even he asked 'that's not me, is it?' when I played it back to him. No, Bri. No.

Back to the well of Wikipedia (or is it the goblet of Google?) in order to find lyrical inspiration from another language, Tico's take on my Bulgarian boppers is a tasty Turkish delight. The chord sequence is exotic, the guitar solo (to which I contributed a few significant notes) is dramatic and Tico's disembodied wailing and Honey Monster impressions really take you on a mind-bending trip across the Mediterranean. Tickets please!