1) From Sweden - in 1996, Ricky Tillblad, one of the Swedish recording industry's pre-eminent designers, dub/reggae aficionado, and the man behind the Stockholm dub club "DubDeck", met Nina Ramsby, former guitarist and lead singer in the band salt.
At the time, Nina was looking for design and graphic arts work to finance her musical interests. She began working at Ricky's design firm F+, and in their off-hours, the two began writing music together.
That same year, Ricky bumped into Carl Herlöffson - guitar player/engineer/producer extraordinaire and head of the Indie Label Primal Music - at his club.
The chance meeting resulted in Ricky signing on as partner in Carl and his brother's label.
By late '96, Ricky and Carl had become a prolific production team working as "Eclectic Bob", cutting instrumental club-oriented drum & bass tracks for Primal Music. One fateful day, Nina came into work at the studio and was introduced to Carl, bringing about the convergence of all three of the forces, destined to become Baxter.
For the next three months, Ricky, Carl and Nina spent all of their spare time in the studio experimenting with sound, writing and recording, and before they knew it, they had completed the better part of an album. By the spring of '97, all that was left to do was a bit of polishing and mixing on the tracks.
In the fall of '97, the three of them -- with a new name, Baxter -- sent out a 5-track promotional CD (comprising selections from their full length album). Almost immediately, major US labels were calling, raving about the band.
After lengthy negotiations and numerous overseas flights, Baxter decided that Maverick Recording Co. was where the 'vibe' was.
2) Baxter were a Long Island New York group that included Doug Arioli (guitar-keyboards-vocals), Steve Belgrade (guitar-vocals), Lawrence Di Natale (drums-percussion), Steven Kirshenbaum (keyboards-synthesizer), and Edwin Damus Perry (bass-vocals).
3)Baxter (sometimes typset .baxter. on their album covers) was a Chicago Post Hardcore band. They were probably best known for including members who would later form Rise Against, The Lawrence Arms, Holy Roman Empire and The Honor System.
Baxter formed in 1995 in Chicago, Illinois and began playing basement shows and building up a fanbase. Their first record was released independently as a full length cassette entitled Troy's Bucket, and enjoyed moderate success in the underground scene. They began touring extensively around the Midwest. In 1996, they signed to the independent label Static Station. 1997 saw the release of a 7" entitled Lost Voices, and by this time they were very popular in the local scene. In 1999 they split up and members have remained active in the hardcore scene in bands such as The Killing Tree, The Honor System, The Lawrence Arms and most notably Rise Against. In 2003, Will Not Clear Man records put out Baxter, a compilation of both of their official releases as well as several unreleased songs and demos. In 2004, Minneapolis rapper P.O.S. sampled the track "Out of Reach" for his track "Kidney Thief" off the album Ipecac Neat.
4) A punk band from Mannheim, Germany.
6) A Toms River, NJ singer who later formed 'The Trans Megetti' (Art Monk Construction/Southern).
7) Already with a several years history in Finland´s music scene playing keyboards in various bands, around 2004 multi-instrumentalist Willy Baxter started to create his own musical vision. The main goal was to compose strong songs with beautiful popmelodies, vocals and spacey synth-based production without forgetting the dancey side of the background.
In 2007 Willy Baxter´s debut release “Aiming High” single was released digitally in all main netstores. 2009 was a busy year for Willy Baxter. He released his first proper EP “Proof” (http://www.last.fm/music/Baxter/Proof+EP) under shorted name Baxter consisting 4 original tracks with high profile remixes from artistis like Lifelike and Spirit Catcher. The same year Baxter was signed for british Mullet Records and full-length album "In Between" (http://www.last.fm/music/Baxter/In+Between) was released in the end of 2009 consisting songs from 5 year period. Baxter was also busy doing remixes for other artists including Tesla Boy.
In 2010 Baxter is working hard on new original material plus remixes.
Oh My Love
Baxter Lyrics
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It never leaves me alone
Grief is a burden I can rely on
There is a place
Look for me there
There is a place
Look for me here
I'm under my willow
Crying my sad song for you
My willow a place I need
When I'm not in the mood
There is a place
Look for me here
There is a place
Look for me there
Oh my love
Don't take it too serious
Oh my love
Oh my love
Oh my love
Don't take it too serious
Oh my love
Oh my love
I have a sorrow
That never leaves me alone
Grief is a burden I carry lie on
There is a place
Look for me there
There is a place
Look for me here
Oh my love
Don't take it too serious
Oh my love
Oh my love
Oh my love
Don't take it too serious
Oh my love
Oh my love
Oh my love
Don't take it too serious
Oh my love
Oh my love
Oh my love
Don't take it too serious
Oh my love
Oh my love
The lyrics of Baxter's song "Oh My Love" carry a deep message of sorrow and grief that the singer is experiencing. The opening lines are a clear indication of how the singer is dealing with the pain of losing someone, and how he feels like he is carrying a burden of sadness that never goes away. The line "Grief is a burden I can rely on" implies that the singer is so used to being sad that he has almost made it a part of his life.
The next part of the song talks about a place where the singer goes to cry and mourn in solitude. The willow tree symbolizes sadness and mourning, and the fact that he goes there when he is not in the mood suggests that it is a place he goes to escape reality and express his emotions. The repetition of the stanza "There is a place, look for me here, there" emphasizes the need for a physical location as a source of comfort for the singer.
The chorus repeatedly states "Oh my love, don't take it too serious," which could indicate either the singer's own plea to his departed loved one to not take his sadness too seriously, or he is telling himself not to get too caught up in his grief. The song concludes with the same melancholic verses that express the singer's eternal sorrow and longing for his love.
Overall, "Oh My Love" is a poignant representation of how grief can weigh down one's soul, and the importance of finding a personal sanctuary for catharsis.
Line by Line Meaning
I have a sorrow
I experience a constant feeling of sadness
It never leaves me alone
This sadness is always present and I cannot shake it
Grief is a burden I can rely on
My sadness has become a dependable weight that I carry with me
There is a place
There exists a location
Look for me there
You can find me at that particular place
There is a place
Another location exists
Look for me here
You will find me at my current location
I'm under my willow
I am situated beneath my willow tree
Crying my sad song for you
I am shedding tears while expressing my emotions through music
My willow a place I need
The willow tree serves as a necessary location for me
When I'm not in the mood
During times when I am not feeling emotionally stable
Oh my love
An expression directed towards a significant other
Don't take it too serious
Do not perceive my emotions as life-threatening or harmful
Oh my love
Repeating the expression directed towards a significant other
Oh my love
Continuing with the repetition of the expression directed towards a significant other
I have a sorrow
Reiterating the constant feeling of sadness
That never leaves me alone
The emotional burden is always present
Grief is a burden I carry lie on
Restating that the sadness has become a dependable weight
Oh my love
Repeating the expression directed towards a significant other
Don't take it too serious
Emphasizing the importance of not overreacting
Oh my love
Continuing with the repetition of the expression directed towards a significant other
Oh my love
Concluding with the repetition of the expression directed towards a significant other
Oh my love
Final repetition of the expression directed towards a significant other
Don't take it too serious
Final emphasis on the importance of not overreacting
Oh my love
Final conclusion, with the repetitive expression directed towards a significant other
Lyrics © CONSALAD CO., Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: John Lennon, Yoko Ono
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Bakura
2021 Marcou demais a adolescência
Tony Bueno
LOVEEE this song
the3vilsix
sooo good
Martin Newbold
Who sang this ?
Alice Lidell
The musical band named Baxter From Sweden
Link:
https://es.wikinew.wiki/wiki/Baxter_(electronica_band)
Bradley Ollerhead
Trying to find something by another artist from the primal label call Yoga have u heard them ??