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M-transformation
03:12
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Black Shards
07:42
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And evil voodoo of backup stories
Hair which towers over its ballerina baby
With layering curves of light
To show the invisible
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Paisley Eyes
03:49
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Was she a dream on a snowswept starry night?
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4. |
Bat
04:02
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Oh my god, it's a bat!
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Relation To Itself
04:09
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Inescapably determine, without a net to trap or save.
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Beam Ends
04:25
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The Roses
05:38
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You: you had that look in your eyes.
You were staring at the roses outside.
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Yesterday, Clyde
03:54
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10. |
Paradise Gravely
05:14
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SEASON'S REETIGS
04:57
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Trash, trash trash.
Goo goo, ga ga.
Can't You see I'm cooking dinner?
(Chicken dinner.)
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12. |
Bedlam
04:16
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13. |
Clambake
02:32
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Grandpa will be there.
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14. |
Karkynayd
06:16
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15. |
Thirteen and Phlugge
03:58
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Finders losers, weepers keepers.
You won't believe what I'm not gonna do.
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16. |
Architecture Of Despair
04:24
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17. |
Blood & Electricity
05:13
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It cinders, the way an iris
moves to be useful
scurrying down streets, across
dead ends, not as narrow
as you'd think, dancing
hungry or going lighter now.
A sign, readable only from below
points up, if away:
the accusations flail
over every thin surface,
crossing trees, motion of a trace,
& cost, wrapping blood & electricity
with dirt & bumps around,
ubiquitous & always wrong.
Marc Christensen, "State Fair"
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18. |
It's A Sky
04:14
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Yikes, it's a sixteen foot cobra!
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19. |
The Latticework
04:23
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The latticework is up against a wall of mossgrown raptures
An inquiry into the affairs of the forbidden
Wood on wood
Porous
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20. |
He Sat On A Cactus
06:15
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What a finish!
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Disgust discussed.
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I will erase you.
End of you.
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The sound of things falling away.
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25. |
Parakeet Training Record
04:46
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WAN-NA EAT!!!
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Clangstrum Ann Arbor, Michigan
G. Siclovan: guitars, bass, mandolin, drums/percussion, keyboards, bass clarinet, recorders, voice, diatonic/chromatic /bass harmonicas, cello; Marko Novachcoff: numerous wind instruments, cello, morin khuur ; Mary M. Miller: voice, violin, cello, prepared piano, mbira, percussion; Keaten North: guitar, bass; Andy Gullion: sound manipulator; Brandon Bingham: keyboards, bass; Ben Patterson: drums. ... more
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