Swim with me into your blackest eyes. The perfect intro to the classic "In Absentia" released in 2002. The production is top notch and it's crafted impeccably well. Dive into the musical elements!Let Me Break Down Your Song: <a href='https://learn.danbarracuda.com/breakdown'>https://learn.danbarracuda.com/breakdown</a>Private 1:1 Sessions: <a href='https://learn.danbarracuda.com/sessions'>https://learn.danbarracuda.com/sessions</a> <a rel="payment" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2591166/support">Support the show</a>

Swim with me into your blackest eyes. The perfect intro to the classic "In Absentia" released in 2002. The production is top notch and it's crafted impeccably well. Dive into the musical elements! Let Me Break Down Your Song: https://learn.danbarracuda.com/breakdown Private 1:1 Sessions: https://learn.danbarracuda.com/sessions Support the show

Swim with me into your blackest eyes. The perfect intro to the classic "In Absentia" released in 2002. The production is top notch and it's crafted impeccably well. Dive into the musical elements!Let Me Break Down Your Song: <a href="https://learn.danbarracuda.com/breakdown" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://learn.danbarracuda.com/breakdown</a>Private 1:1 Sessions: <a href="https://learn.danbarracuda.com/sessions" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://learn.danbarracuda.com/sessions</a> <a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2591166/support" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

19 - Blackest Eyes (Porcupine Tree)

Dan Barracuda breaks down iconic tracks across rock, pop, metal, and beyond... exploring melody, harmony, rhythm, production, and the musical choices that make songs hit emotionally. Whether you’re a musician looking to sharpen your ear or a music fan who loves understanding the “why” behind great songs, this podcast takes you inside the music like never before.

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Dan Barracuda breaks down iconic tracks across rock, pop, metal, and beyond... exploring melody, harmony, rhythm, production, and the musical choices that make songs hit emotionally. Whether you’re a musician looking to sharpen your ear or a music fan who loves understanding the “why” behind great songs, this podcast takes you inside the music like never before.

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19 - Blackest Eyes (Porcupine Tree)

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