This five-part suite is a collaboration with Jeff Edmunds of The Seen fame who contributed Stick, guitar, effects and vocals. This is a 10+ minute sample of the full 16:50 version that is on the Sea of Peas CD released in 2005.

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Salty macaroni escaping my mouth-mouth.

a. twenty billion

square edges arrive around a clapper
door hinges excitement in my nose
bloated balloons piping hot sea water
uncle teddy focused entirely on the atlas

salty macaroni escaping my mouth-mouth
lost ability to retain
do you know the twenty-seven
blue bubbly physics handbooks
did you return to the square edges
does the clapper know who you are
a toilet i see we see
know the court know we know
clapper knows we know who

pre-cambrian spuds soaking up the iced tea
toaster popping
bug spray knowing turtles
didn't you anything your tricycle
wooden and small costs only three dollars

coupons know nothing
conical placement assignment
the clapper knows they are there
saliva spilling over the lips
glands commit to overflow

b. bibbed boat of pinwheel game boards

[partly instrumental, partly voices]

c. nine or more minus one

shapeless clouds of gas
another long project for gravity
trillions of miles of dust
molten frisbees hidden from view
thousands upon thousands of spheres
condense from the formless matter
another creation passes by closely
and no one ever heard of humans

d. diskette breeze

metallic cheese doodle cans
slumped into vertebrate madness
copy my brain into corrupt files
count my toes, see them jump for joy

sail my diskette breeze
catch today an edge clipper
form you form me form i

you have my attention span
give me a hot soda

ants in my pants
snow part fish bee
bouts of bits
we recede

e. dinner question

we take our seats in the dining room
and here she comes with dinner
a large covered dish is placed in the center
she removes the cover as our mouthes begin to water
it's a hot, steaming vacuum cleaner bag
dust, lint, hair, and other debris on my plate
i wonder, should i use a fork or a spoon?