The Way I Feel Inside: Inspired by the films of Wes Anderson
by Marty Isenberg
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Stephanie Says
06:40
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(Instrumental)
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The Way I Feel Inside
09:31
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Should I try to hide
The way I feel inside
My heart for you?
Would you say that you
Would try to love me too?
In your mind
Could you ever be
Really close to me?
I can tell the way you smile
If I feel that I
Could be certain then
I would say the things I want to say tonight
But 'til I can see
That you'd really care for me
I will dream
That someday you'll be
Really close to me
I can tell the way you smile
If I feel that I
Could be certain then
I would say the things I want to say tonight
But 'til I can see
That you'd really care for me
I'll keep trying to hide
The way I feel inside
Lyrics by Rod Argent
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3. |
Life On Mars
07:57
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(Instrumental)
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4. |
Needle In The Hay
08:47
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Your hand on his arm
The hay stack charm around your neck
Strung out and thin
Calling some friend trying to cash some check
He's acting dumb
That's what you've come to expect
Needle in the hay
Needle in the hay
Needle in the hay
Needle in the hay
He's wearing yr clothes
Head down to toes a reaction to you
You say you know what he did
But you idiot kid
You don't have a clue
Sometimes they just get caught in the eye
You're pulling him through
Needle in the hay
Needle in the hay
Needle in the hay
Needle in the hay
Now on the bus
Nearly touching this dirty retreat
Falling out 6th and Powell a dead sweat in my teeth
Gonna walk walk walk
Four more blocks plus one in my break
Down downstairs to the man
He's gonna make it all ok
I can't beat myself
I can't beat myself
And I don't want to talk
I'm taking the cure so I can be quiet
Whenever I want
So leave me alone
You ought to be proud that I'm getting good marks
Needle in the hay
Needle in the hay
Needle in the hay
Needle in the hay
Lyrics by Elliot Smith
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5. |
Rebel Rebel
04:38
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Bum bum ba dum bum bum
Bum bum bum ba dum
Bum ba dum bum bum
Bum ba dum bum bum
Ba da dum bum ba dum bum bum
Bum ba dum ba da
Bum ba ba ba dum bum
Rebel, rebel
Rebel, rebel
Rebel, rebel
Bum bum da dum bum
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
Doo doo doo doo
Ba ba dum bum ba ba ba
Ba ba ba
Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba
Ba da dum ba ba da
Ahh
Ooh ya dum da
Rebel, rebel
Rebel, rebel
Rebel, rebel
Rebel, rebel
Rebel, rebel
Rebel, rebel
Lyrics by David Bowie
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6. |
So Long
04:38
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You deserve a song so long, it plays behind the hurt
Beyond the tears, beyond the courtesy of elementary melodies
And chord progressions much like these
To love and be loved, who'd have thought it'd be so mysterious?
It would be painful without bruises and subject to who chooses
To pull the plug and hope that no one sinks
You deserve a song so long, it plays beyond the fade
Beyond the place where all our memories repeat into eternity
Preserving them so bittersweet, for better or worse
What's the harm in a little disillusion?
A little rosy hue and a drink to see it through
To separate my logic from my ways
I can and I will, and I can and I will move on
And you can and you will, and you can and you will move on
You deserve a song so long and crafted with hands of love and capability
So I'll retire, I'll keep it brief
Admiring you lovingly
So long, so long, so long
Lyrics by Andrea "Dre" Babinski
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Cello Song
08:02
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Strange face, with your eyes
So pale and sincere
Underneath you know well
You have nothing to fear
For the dreams that came to you when so young
Told of a life
Where spring is sprung
You would seem so frail
In the cold of the night
When the armies of emotion
Go out to fight
But while the earth sinks to its grave
You sail to the sky
On the crest of a wave
So forget this cruel world
Where I belong
I'll just sit and wait
And sing my song
And if one day you should see me in the crowd
Lend a hand and lift me
To your place in the cloud
Lyrics by Nick Drake
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These Days
05:14
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Well I've been out walking
I don't do that much talking these days
These days
These days I seem to think a lot
About the things that I forgot to do
For you
And all the times I had the chance to
And I had a lover
But it's so hard to risk another these days
These days
Now if I seem to be afraid
To live the life that I have made in song
Well it's just that I've been losing
For so long
Well I'll keep on moving
Moving on
Things are bound to be improving
These days
One of these days
These days I'll sit on cornerstones
And count the time in quarter tones to ten
My friend
Don't confront me with my failures
I had not forgotten them
Lyrics by Jackson Browne
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about
"My fascination with Wes Anderson’s films dates back to my adolescent years. For my taste, no filmmaker has ever used songs in their films so poignantly and created such a unique and singular musical ambiance. There is a "mixtape" aspect to a Wes Anderson playlist: an intimate collection of one’s favorite songs, as if each song was painstakingly curated by combing through used record stores to find the most hip and heartbreaking music yet undiscovered by teenage ears. It evokes the childlike wonder of being immersed in a storybook and taps into the pain of loneliness from being an outsider.
There’s something beautiful about creating a collage of sounds that aren’t supposed to fit together, and yet they form a complex picture of a life with contradictions. It’s that unconventional juxtaposition that drew me to this project and inspired me to explore this music through a new genre: jazz. A mixtape is a personal, intimate reflection of what we want to show others about ourselves, and this album is my own spin on that concept—a journey into my inner life through this collage of meaningful music, in my own voice as a composer and a jazz musician. It’s an album inspired by the songs and media that expressed how I felt in my younger years, but it is not a replication of that media. It’s a series of diary entries, a statement about identity and culture, and an exploration of genre and style." -Marty Isenberg
There’s something beautiful about creating a collage of sounds that aren’t supposed to fit together, and yet they form a complex picture of a life with contradictions. It’s that unconventional juxtaposition that drew me to this project and inspired me to explore this music through a new genre: jazz. A mixtape is a personal, intimate reflection of what we want to show others about ourselves, and this album is my own spin on that concept—a journey into my inner life through this collage of meaningful music, in my own voice as a composer and a jazz musician. It’s an album inspired by the songs and media that expressed how I felt in my younger years, but it is not a replication of that media. It’s a series of diary entries, a statement about identity and culture, and an exploration of genre and style." -Marty Isenberg
credits
released July 7, 2023
Engineered and mixed by Nolan Thies
Mastered by Phil Feinman/Infrasonic Mastering
Produced by Marty Isenberg
Recorded September 15th, 2022 & October 18th, 2022 at Bunker Studios
Art by Renan Campus
Sami Stevens, vocals Ramsay Rawson, vocals
Marty Isenberg, bass
Rodrigo Recabarren, drums
Marta Sanchez, piano
Nir Felder, guitar
Ric Beeker, trombone (1,3,5,6,8)
Sami Stevens, vocals (2,4,5,7,8)
Alicyn Yaffee, guitar (1,5,6,8)
Sean Nowell, saxophone/flute (1,5,8)
Jay Rattman, clarinet (1,6)
Rich Perry, saxophone (2,3)
Dallas Heaton, harpsichord (1)
Nate Ostermiller, mandolin (1)
Kyra Sims, french horn (2)
Trevor New, violin (2)
Pablo Masis, trumpet (1)
Sasha Berliner, vibraphone (5)
Ramsay Rawson, vocals (5)
Dennis Bulhoes, percussion (5)
Gil Defay, trumpet (6)
Engineered and mixed by Nolan Thies
Mastered by Phil Feinman/Infrasonic Mastering
Produced by Marty Isenberg
Recorded September 15th, 2022 & October 18th, 2022 at Bunker Studios
Art by Renan Campus
Sami Stevens, vocals Ramsay Rawson, vocals
Marty Isenberg, bass
Rodrigo Recabarren, drums
Marta Sanchez, piano
Nir Felder, guitar
Ric Beeker, trombone (1,3,5,6,8)
Sami Stevens, vocals (2,4,5,7,8)
Alicyn Yaffee, guitar (1,5,6,8)
Sean Nowell, saxophone/flute (1,5,8)
Jay Rattman, clarinet (1,6)
Rich Perry, saxophone (2,3)
Dallas Heaton, harpsichord (1)
Nate Ostermiller, mandolin (1)
Kyra Sims, french horn (2)
Trevor New, violin (2)
Pablo Masis, trumpet (1)
Sasha Berliner, vibraphone (5)
Ramsay Rawson, vocals (5)
Dennis Bulhoes, percussion (5)
Gil Defay, trumpet (6)
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