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'''Spring and a Storm''' is a song by [[Joe Hawley]]. | '''Spring and a Storm''' is a song by [[Joe Hawley]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Spring and a Storm was first demoed sometime in 2004 with [[Ryan Scott]]. This demo includes mostly nonsense lyrics, but the arrangement is mostly there. This demo would be released on [[Admittedly Incomplete Demos]]. Joe would flesh out the lyrics and re-record it by himself later that year, releasing it on Broadjam and Indie911 not soon after.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20041028031153/http://www.broadjam.com:80/artists/artist_playlist.asp?artistID=14625 Tally Hall songs on Broadjam, October 24th, 2004 archive.]</ref> Much of the lyrics and instrumentation we know is there but the bridge lyrics are very different. Joe would later state in a 2005 chatlog that he changed the bridge because it was "a bit too specific". | Spring and a Storm was first demoed sometime in 2004 with [[Ryan Scott]]. This demo includes mostly nonsense lyrics, but the arrangement is mostly there. This demo would be released on [[Admittedly Incomplete Demos]]. Joe would flesh out the lyrics and re-record it by himself later that year, releasing it on Broadjam and Indie911 not soon after.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20041028031153/http://www.broadjam.com:80/artists/artist_playlist.asp?artistID=14625 Tally Hall songs on Broadjam, October 24th, 2004 archive.]</ref> Much of the lyrics and instrumentation we know is there but the bridge lyrics are very different. Joe would later state in a 2005 chatlog that he changed the bridge because it was "a bit too specific".<ref>[https://tallyhall.bandcamp.com/track/spring-and-a-storm-original-demo-feat-ryan-scott] Original Demo ft. Ryan Scott.]</ref> | ||
==Interpretations== | ==Interpretations== | ||
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* Spring and a Storm was referenced in the game Borderlands 3, the lyric "Mr. Moon, tell us about the sky" can be heard randomly if you kill an enemy<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOn-K1-R8Kc Borderlands 3 clip</ref> | * Spring and a Storm was referenced in the game Borderlands 3, the lyric "Mr. Moon, tell us about the sky" can be heard randomly if you kill an enemy<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOn-K1-R8Kc Borderlands 3 clip</ref> | ||
* Rob and Zubin sing the parts of the children during the bridge in live performances <ref name="2009Performance">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gqWTy-OgXs 2009 live performance of Spring and a Storm]</ref> | * Rob and Zubin sing the parts of the children during the bridge in live performances <ref name="2009Performance">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gqWTy-OgXs 2009 live performance of Spring and a Storm]</ref> | ||
* The demo version of Spring and a Storm uses the opening hum from [[The Bidding | * The demo version of Spring and a Storm uses the opening hum from [[The Bidding] | ||
* A snippet of the song can be heard on the radio in Joe's Dream in [[Welcome_To_Tally_Hall_(T.H.I.S._Episode)| the fourth episode]] of [[Tally Hall's Internet Show]] | * A snippet of the song can be heard on the radio in Joe's Dream in [[Welcome_To_Tally_Hall_(T.H.I.S._Episode)| the fourth episode]] of [[Tally Hall's Internet Show]] | ||
* In certain live performances, Andrew Horowitz sings the lines sung by Mr. Moon with a vocoder effect. <ref name="2009Performance" /> | * In certain live performances, Andrew Horowitz sings the lines sung by Mr. Moon with a vocoder effect. <ref name="2009Performance" /> | ||