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666 (JMN REMIX)

by Jeremy Messersmith

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This is a remix of 666 by John Mark Nelson. All proceeds will be donated to Open Arms of Minnesota.

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if the rigors of modern life have left you stressed
take a long slow breath and practice mindfulness
if there’s any tension let it go
feel it from your head down to your toes
say this mantra after me
666 is the number of the beast

feel the breathe inside your body- warm and free
if you want to close your eyes and count to three
know that you are perfect how you are
you don’t need a halo or a harp
say this mantra after me
666 is the number of the beast

on occasion it may be helpful just to shout
put on some of that devil music dance it out
shakes it to the left
shake it to the right
shake it like you’re horny and it’s friday night
shake it for your momma
shake it for the priest
tell ‘em that 666 is the number of the beast

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released October 21, 2022
Remixed by John Mark Nelson
Written by jeremy messersmith
Produced by Andy Thompson
jeremy messersmith: Vocals
Dan Lawonn: Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Brian Tighe: Electric Guitar
Ian Allison: Electric Bass
Andy Thompson: Drums, Spoons, Chains, Piano, Violin, Background Vocals
Eri Isomura: Marimba
Andy McCormick: Musical Saw

Basic tracks recorded at Pachyderm Studios by Nick Tveitbakk
Mixed by Andy Thompson at Instrument Landing
Mastered by Bruce Templeton at Microphonic Mastering

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Jeremy Messersmith Minneapolis

The Pied Piper of Wuss Rock.

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Jun 20

Hook & Ladder Theater

Minneapolis, MN
Jul 21

Hewing Hotel

Minneapolis, MN

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