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Gomez — Rex Kramer
Album: In Our Gun
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Total ratings: 846









Released: 2002
Length: 4:17
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I've been lost and now found my way
Take me down and safe
Show me the way
Take me places that I want to stay
Here's to today
Here's to today

I've been knocked but now I'm on my feet
Call or light up whenever I get in this deep
Take me places that I know from sleep
Let me sleep
Let me sleep

Head out
Fade out
Keep the light on
Turn it up

Head out
Fall down now
Keep the light on
Turn it up

I don't, cannot live with things you say
Guys don't want you to let it go anyway
Wake me tenderly and leave me to lay
Let me sleep
Let me sleep

Head out
Fade out
Keep the light on
Turn it up

Head out
Fall down now
Keep the light on
Turn it up

Here's to today
Here's to today
Here's to today
Here's to today
Comments (87)add comment
my fav gomez song!!!  
 SquiddlyDiddly wrote:

I think you will find that Gomez took a chicken and trained it to sound like a guitar.

 
Probably; it was the Kentucky Fried Movie, after all.
Danger Seeker
Imagine having just rode your bicycle down the mountain, through the dell and over the hill.  This is victory music to my ears! Dank you bery much!!
When scanning comments I sometimes wonder how someone can possibly rate a particular song a "sucko-barfo" and other times I am in complete amazement at a song that receives a "godlike" rating....  
 bam23 wrote:
I can't be the only listener who finds this singer's voice and styling to be exceedingly irritating, can I? I have not scanned the comments, but this is unpleasant to my ears!

 
Unpleasant to my ears too.  
I can't be the only listener who finds this singer's voice and styling to be exceedingly irritating, can I? I have not scanned the comments, but this is unpleasant to my ears!
 Jared wrote:
"Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue."

 
{#Lol}
 Hannio wrote:


Yeah, it's pretty much nails on a chalkboard to me.

 
It's not your fault.
Dyslexics are wondering who the hell Rex Kramer is.
 lily34 wrote:
this may be my fav gomez track. love it.
 

The next track on this CD, "Detroit Swing 66" is mine.
 mem_313 wrote:
the more of Gomez I hear, the more I find it fits my playlist.

 
Yep! - Same here.
=)

this may be my fav gomez track. love it.
the more of Gomez I hear, the more I find it fits my playlist.

 Poacher wrote:

I think you will find that Gomez took a chicken and trained it to sound like a guitar.
 
That's even better!

 Dave_Mack wrote:
I like the way the make a guitar sound like a chicken.
 
I think you will find that Gomez took a chicken and trained it to sound like a guitar.
I like the way they make a guitar (or something else?) sound like a chicken.

 jah_blessed wrote:
Best Gomez singer. (I thought it was Eddie Vedder when I heard Gomez for the first time.)
 
That's Ben Ottewell—distinctive compelling voice.

"Do you know what it's like to fall in the mud and get kicked... in the head... with an iron boot? Of course you don't, no one does. It never happens. Sorry, Ted, that's a dumb question... skip that."

-Rex Kramer
{#Bounce}{#Bounce}{#Bounce}
 steeler wrote:
Jarring, and not in a good way.
 

Yeah, it's pretty much nails on a chalkboard to me.
me2! lily34 wrote:
ah, i love this gomez tune!
 
me2!
ah, i love this gomez tune!
"Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue."
I want to have Gomez' baby.
Jarring, and not in a good way.
 Hinkamp wrote:
I heard these guys on E-town radio and they continue to amaze with their variety...
 
I saw a Gomez concert once and three different members sang lead vocals.  They all sound quite a bit alike.  I like the guy singing on this tack best.

Great band live.  So dynamic, energetic and just plain loud.  This is my favorite album of theirs.
UH1E on the album cover....yeah man lets give'em a can of whup ass!
I heard these guys on E-town radio and they continue to amaze with their variety...
prickelpit96 wrote:
Rex Kramer.....hmmm.... Is this the guy from Kentucky Fried Movie?
Ah, you too were kicked in the head...with iron boot? Of course so, there's actually two ZAZ references, Rex Kramer - Danger Seeker! (KF Movie) and Rex Kramer "flying a plane is no different from riding a bicycle, just alot harder to put baseball cards in the spokes." (Airplane!) Prickelpit96, that was probably the best reference in the history of Radio Paradise, but some of us here, particularly me would like to buy you a drink and shake your hand... You're my people ;-)
Rex Kramer.....hmmm.... Is this the guy from Kentucky Fried Movie?
Gomez has been my very best Radio Paradise discovery! We'd have never heard them on commercial radio in Lost Angeles. (but then again, I haven't listened to commercial radio in LA in years!)
Bring ear protedtion to Gomez shows, trust me. It's good though...
I love this band! They slip in little surprises for us.
There was a ping at the end, suggesting a fade-in segue to Pink Floyd's Echoes (the abridged version, please).
THE BEST GOMEZ ALBUM . . . SO FAR!
Awwwwsome "This man needs to be taken to a hospital!" "A hospital...what is it?" "A big building with doctors and patients in, but that's not important right now" They also have a song called Steve McCroski! Fantastic band, although they seem to have lost their way after this album in my opinion...
I saw that and had to go steal nj67's post from a song thread on some Of Montreal song: liser wrote:
Best Gomez singer. (I thought it was Eddie Vedder when I heard Gomez for the first time.)
ScottN wrote:
Or in December, they go from Robert Palmer (did Gomez listen to him?), to Dizzy Gillespie, to this Gomez cut. Nice! Whoa..and now comes Green Onions !
And again. Or is it déjà vú ? Forget it. Just listen. It's Green Onions time again
A deep, soulful groove.
I've been trying to like Gomez... but this doesn't help.
i cannot get enough of this song!!!!
Ah--Ah--Ah'm not your steppin' stone...
Or in December, they go from Robert Palmer (did Gomez listen to him?), to Dizzy Gillespie, to this Gomez cut. Nice! Whoa..and now comes Green Onions ! Daveinbawlmer wrote:
Dang, now thats cool radio - BillRebecca segue from Elmore James to Gomez and it sounds great.
Dang, now thats cool radio - BillRebecca segue from Elmore James to Gomez and it sounds great.
Great band to see live, especially when they get the horns going! :sunny.gif:
tom4513 wrote:
most excellent song, most excellent album. great stuff!
Really strong album indeed.
trekhead wrote:
Boy, does that sound like the lead-singer from WIDESPREAD PANIC...
Good call!
I'ver heard some other Gomez songs that I really dig. But this ain't one of them.
redeyespy wrote:
"What's our vector, Victor?" The character name "Rex Kramer" appeared before the Zuckers'(and Abraham's) flick AIRPLANE. In 1977 they concocted KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE;one of the sketches featured a stuntman named......
Nice connection. Ahh, yes, early Zuckers... "Catholic High School Girls In Trouble!"
Boy, does that sound like the lead-singer from WIDESPREAD PANIC...
I saw them play this summer and was taken with how much fun they were having. They really love what they do...also it's hilarious to listen to that big, gravelly voice come out of a skinny white boy :)
I thought this was an outtake from Tim Buckley circa "Greetings from LA".
Spliff wrote:
Just saw these guys in Memphis. One of the better bands at Memphis in May this year.
Going to see them in Greenville, SC in about a month. Can't wait.
most excellent song, most excellent album. great stuff!
I have absoloutely, positively NO clue what the heck ya'll are talking about here, but I had a fabulous time trying to figure it out! So witty, so obscure, I adore these kinds of comments. So much more intriguing than head banging into the wall and mud slinging. And I love this song as well. The day is brightening already!
tdogboy wrote:
"When Kramer hears this, the shit's going to hit the fan!"
Well, first the Earth cooled. . . and then the dinosaurs came. But they all got fat and died.
tdogboy wrote:
"When Kramer hears this, the shit's going to hit the fan!"
"What's our vector, Victor?" The character name "Rex Kramer" appeared before the Zuckers'(and Abraham's) flick AIRPLANE. In 1977 they concocted KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE;one of the sketches featured a stuntman named......
unique, blends great textures together, never get tired of this one
\"When Kramer hears this, the shit\'s going to hit the fan!\"
Originally Posted by Enrique: Nice to hear something other than that stupid Bring your Loving Back Here song!
Try bringing up the volume to about an 11 on this song and then read your comments again. If it hasn't done something to you by then, consider yourself dead inside.
Just saw these guys in Memphis. One of the better bands at Memphis in May this year.
Originally Posted by briandel: "I need a man who won't crack under pressure." "How about Mr. Rogers?" "Get me Rex Kramer!!!"
"Joey, do you like movies about gladiators?"
RP seems to love Gomez. Can\'t for the life of me figure what the attraction is. Extraordinarily ordinary.
I appreciate Gomez more and more each day.
Beautiful song.
Originally Posted by TheLoneIguana: "And don't call me Shirley!"
"Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue."
Originally Posted by jpalembas: "johnny, what can you make out of this?" "well, i can make a hat, or a broach, or a pterodactyl..."
"And don't call me Shirley!"
"johnny, what can you make out of this?" "well, i can make a hat, or a broach, or a pterodactyl..."
Originally Posted by briandel: Name this movie: "I need a man who won't crack under pressure." "How about Mr. Rogers?" "Get me Rex Kramer!!!"
Originally Posted by Enrique: Nice to hear something other than that stupid Bring your Loving Back Here song!
Hey! I love that song! But I like this one too! :D
Name this movie: "I need a man who won't crack under pressure." "How about Mr. Rogers?" "Get me Rex Kramer!!!"
Hey, after hearing this a few times, it\'s finally penetrated into my thick skull. Great stuff!
Nice to hear something other than that stupid Bring your Loving Back Here song!