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Lexicographic Lint
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It took about 3 months to compose and had a varied evolution over that time. This was the third and final version. I'm not sure what the lyrics mean. It was originally penned back in the mid 1980's. I suppose it was about dictionaries.
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Perpetual experimentation and sludge transport themes
Superluminal Pachyderm is an electronic, experimental, progressive rock project that started in October 1999. The experiment takes strong influences from the progressive rock genre, combines them with ad hoc experiments, and creates this combination in an entirely electronic environment with the goal of making unique and unclassifiable music. The project evolved from some "stupid" projects that date back to the 1980's. Superluminal Pachyderm CD's, including the brand new "Sea of Peas," are available from Xaagma Music:
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Charts
Peak #2,074
Peak in subgenre #195
Author
Ken Robinson
Rights
2000, K. Robinson
Uploaded
January 29, 2005
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MP3 5.0 MB 128 kbps 0:00
Story behind the song
This is the first song Superluminal Pachyderm composed. It appears to be about dictionaries.
Lyrics
I've got visions of insanity I've got all kinds of airheads surrounding me Yes, I've got visions of insanity I've got all kinds of airheads surrounding me I can't get anywhere now, can't you see But, I'd rather find that one word from another world Gotta dusty lexicon I'll be reading 'til the rising of the sun Surrender to the void Another adventure to an asteroid That you see outside your window The grass needs to be mowed Flying high above The twilight zone is here now, so come along Tin turning to lead Like the unknown formations in my head Furniture floating through my mind In the waves of time Lexicographic lint I ate some ice cream that tasted like peppermint Then, Satellite 22 A place where I spend my vacation rendezvous My knowledge increased faster than the Industrial Revolution It's because of this lexicon
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