Third [instrumental] | The Far Stairs | Jesse Livingston

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Third [instrumental]

from Don't Go by The Far Stairs

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A really, really, shockingly, precisely ambivalent piece which turns creepy in the middle due to a Nine Inch Nails influence. Written for the band Take, it was going to evolve into something else, but I lost it for a while in the hidden grottoes of my hard drive. Wandering around one day, I came across it and realized it was done. I don't remember recording the strange vocalizations in the middle, which makes it even better.

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from Don't Go, released January 1, 2010

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