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Measurements
00:38
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Measurements belie the Doomsday Book. The measuring tools are always subject to impassioned disagreements.
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2. |
Ground
03:22
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Go to ground. A beat is about to be revealed.
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Starfrost Holes
02:00
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Abandoned satellites and the Voice of God.
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Gutters Merry
01:52
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Broken glass and substandard latex. The spontaneous and convenient discards of humanity and other city mammals. The expansive, glowing reflection and haloes of a hundred lights. Don't worry, brother. The artifacts are broken and dangerous, but the lights are real.
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5. |
Redcrow
02:22
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Yellow Bird. Jamaican Farewell. Brown Skin Girl. Mango Bop. Tropical Fish. Vera Cruz and the Gulf of Mexico.
These are not like Redcrow. Redcrow is a solitary hunter of human artifacts and free flyer in the Appalachian Mountains, the Smokeys, the Blue Ridge, the Berkshires and the Catskills
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6. |
Old Straw Game
06:04
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So dry. Amazing how quickly civilization disappears.
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7. |
Radio Pocket
01:22
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Radio Pocket, watch pocket, change pocket, wallet pocket, documentation and a pocket for your keys and candy.
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8. |
brickbeatA
05:14
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Cause she's a
BRICK . . .
BEAT.
She's MIGHTY FLIGHTY.
Elusive as water.
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9. |
Floating Blue Train
05:32
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A demonstration of real power. But it's a bus. It's not exclusive, so you will not be left behind. Get on it and fly into the night.
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10. |
Down To Muscle Shoals
05:05
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I guess you gotta brag about something.
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11. |
Cardboard Box
06:50
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Many hundreds of times more useful than an abandoned satellite.
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12. |
Spring
01:54
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College boys are writing sonnets, and the girls keep shedding more and more clothes. Go south. It starts earlier there.
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13. |
Voices
03:49
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Well, this is what it's all about, then, isn't it.
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14. |
Orbweaver
01:36
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A circular ball of soft yarn and American colonial homespun. Don't leave now, when it's getting cozy and honest. I really do believe we can make it through the night together, if you say that you'll stay.
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15. |
Mad As Birds
02:15
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Jelly and a change purse. The honey trap that backfired. A protective attack by a nest of Yellow Jackets. Flying creatures eons from individual self-awareness. Eons from becoming a flying thing with feathers. The madness and directed action of a group mind.
But it is usually so comforting.
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Mao Amore Richmond, Virginia
Mao. Cards are dealt at Oxford. Nobody will tell you how to play.
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All the music is improvised. We want to come to London to play Company Week. Invite us.
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