My Bloody Valentine - Cowboy Song

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Uploaded by on Jul 14, 2009

Unreleased track "Cowboy Song" from My Bloody Valentine. Leaked on last.fm on 7/14/09. Not sure why so many people have been keeping this song to themselves for so long.

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  • definitely sounds like an isn't anything b side

  • no thats definitely kevins voice, oh...at 0:36, 1:24 and 2: 23 when those gorgeous guitars come gliding in...thats pure valentine beauty

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  • Everyone out there questioning the validity of the track.... it is INDEED MBV.

  • God Bless Kevin Shields

  • the slap back vocals are from the alesis midiverb II reverse reverb setting.

  • This indeed is MBV!!! It is the second song on the recently released "Lost tracks and rare cuts" LP I bought this a few months ago, this is my favorite song on the album. There are also a couple of additional catchy songs and two great instrumentals.

  • It's MBV, listen to this unique Colmish drum parts, it can't be anyone else.

  • this is not really mbv. almost convincing until you get to the 'woozy' chorus. kevin wouldn't put that much slap-back echo on his singing, would he??

  • @zacharyfmtaylor yes I think so,not sure but some of the instruments parts do not sound new at all to me..

  • @1977ef like? They took separate parts from different songs, reversed them and made a song?

    Now that I pay closer to the vocals, it does kinda sound like that.

  • @zacharyfmtaylor sounds like a reverse tracks collage

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