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142.46.8.6 at 16:23, 7 July 2008

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142.46.8.6 at 16:22, 7 July 2008

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142.46.8.6 at 20:15, 4 July 2008

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142.46.8.6 at 20:15, 4 July 2008

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142.46.8.6 at 20:14, 4 July 2008

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142.46.8.6 at 20:14, 4 July 2008

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142.46.8.6 at 20:13, 4 July 2008

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142.46.8.6 at 20:13, 4 July 2008

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142.46.8.6 at 16:30, 25 March 2008

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Pine Cone Boy at 14:54, 7 March 2008

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 ** "Barbarian invasions" -- Comparing society's artificiality to the Roman empire and the way it crumbled; personification of said crumbling (barbarian invasion).
 ** "All Along The Watchtower" -- bonus track
-** "Tuesday Black Tuesday" -- a parody of "Sunday Bloody Sunday" about the stock market crash of the '20s (now use as bonus track)
+** "Tuesday Black Tuesday" -- a parody of "Sunday Bloody Sunday" about the stock market crash of the '20s (new bonus track)
 ** "Emby" -- based on Shakespeare's Macbeth
 ** "The Plastic Revolution" -- people stop using plastic because of toxic side effects. Ties in with the theme of society's regression.

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 ** "Barbarian invasions" -- Comparing society's artificiality to the Roman empire and the way it crumbled; personification of said crumbling (barbarian invasion).
 ** "All Along The Watchtower" -- bonus track
-** "Tuesday Black Tuesday" -- a parody of "Sunday Bloody Sunday" about the stock market crash of the '20s.
+** "Tuesday Black Tuesday" -- a parody of "Sunday Bloody Sunday" about the stock market crash of the '20s (now use as bonus track)
 ** "Emby" -- based on Shakespeare's Macbeth
 ** "The Plastic Revolution" -- people stop using plastic because of toxic side effects. Ties in with the theme of society's regression.
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 ** "CinemaChurch" -- the philosophical implications of a movie theatre inside an old church
 ** "Ragnarök" -- ultimate downfall of society, metaphorically represented by the Norse myth of the end times
 * Seeboard: Non-public miscommunication

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:15, 4 July 2008
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	* "...in that, with the crumbling of this artificial structure of society, man will be able to take the first faltering steps to further exploring his own spirituality."		* "...in that, with the crumbling of this artificial structure of society, man will be able to take the first faltering steps to further exploring his own spirituality."

−	* We should prob'ly put some quiet little thing at the start of "The System is Down" to start off the album... seems to be how a lot of classic prog rock albums (''Tarkus'', ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''Dark Side of the Moon'', ''2112'', ''Crime of the Century'', ''Wish You Were Here'', and though they don't ezackly fit in this category, ''Neon Bible'' and ''The Slip'') start out; some little echoey synth or voice thing, maybe to brace you before the weirdness kicks in.	+	* We should prob'ly put some quiet little thing at the start of "The System is Down" to start off the album... seems to be how a lot of classic prog rock albums (''Tarkus'', ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''Dark Side of the Moon'', ''2112'', ''Crime of the Century'', ''Wish You Were Here'', and, though they don't ezackly fit in this category, ''Neon Bible'' and ''The Slip'') start out; some little echoey synth or voice thing, maybe to brace you before the weirdness kicks in.

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:15, 4 July 2008
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	* "...in that, with the crumbling of this artificial structure of society, man will be able to take the first faltering steps to further exploring his own spirituality."		* "...in that, with the crumbling of this artificial structure of society, man will be able to take the first faltering steps to further exploring his own spirituality."

−	* We should prob'ly put some quiet little thing at the start of "The System is Down" to start off the album... seems to be how a lot of classic prog rock albums (''Tarkus'', ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''Dark Side of the Moon'', ''2112'', ''Crime of the Century'', ''Wish You Were Here'', and though ~~it doesn~~'t ezackly fit in this category, ''The Slip'') start out; some little echoey synth or voice thing, maybe to brace you before the weirdness kicks in.	+	* We should prob'ly put some quiet little thing at the start of "The System is Down" to start off the album... seems to be how a lot of classic prog rock albums (''Tarkus'', ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''Dark Side of the Moon'', ''2112'', ''Crime of the Century'', ''Wish You Were Here'', and though they don't ezackly fit in this category, ''Neon Bible'' and ''The Slip'') start out; some little echoey synth or voice thing, maybe to brace you before the weirdness kicks in.

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:14, 4 July 2008
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	* "...in that, with the crumbling of this artificial structure of society, man will be able to take the first faltering steps to further exploring his own spirituality."		* "...in that, with the crumbling of this artificial structure of society, man will be able to take the first faltering steps to further exploring his own spirituality."

−	* We should prob'ly put some quiet little thing at the start of "The System is Down" to start off the album... seems to be how a lot of prog rock albums (''Tarkus'', ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''Dark Side of the Moon'', ''2112'', ''Crime of the Century'', ''Wish You Were Here'', and though it doesn't ezackly fit in this category, ''The Slip'') start out; some little echoey synth or voice thing, maybe to brace you before the weirdness kicks in.	+	* We should prob'ly put some quiet little thing at the start of "The System is Down" to start off the album... seems to be how a lot of classic prog rock albums (''Tarkus'', ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''Dark Side of the Moon'', ''2112'', ''Crime of the Century'', ''Wish You Were Here'', and though it doesn't ezackly fit in this category, ''The Slip'') start out; some little echoey synth or voice thing, maybe to brace you before the weirdness kicks in.

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:13, 4 July 2008
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	* "...in that, with the crumbling of this artificial structure of society, man will be able to take the first faltering steps to further exploring his own spirituality."		* "...in that, with the crumbling of this artificial structure of society, man will be able to take the first faltering steps to further exploring his own spirituality."

−	* We should prob'ly put some quiet little thing at the start of "System" to start off the album... seems to be how a lot of prog rock albums (''Tarkus'', ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''Dark Side of the Moon'', ''2112'', ''Wish You Were Here'', and though it doesn't ezackly fit in this category, ''The Slip'') start out; some little echoey synth or voice thing, maybe to brace you before the weirdness kicks in.	+	* We should prob'ly put some quiet little thing at the start of "The System is Down" to start off the album... seems to be how a lot of prog rock albums (''Tarkus'', ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''Dark Side of the Moon'', ''2112'', ''Wish You Were Here'', and though it doesn't ezackly fit in this category, ''The Slip'') start out; some little echoey synth or voice thing, maybe to brace you before the weirdness kicks in.

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	* "...in that, with the crumbling of this artificial structure of society, man will be able to take the first faltering steps to further exploring his own spirituality."		* "...in that, with the crumbling of this artificial structure of society, man will be able to take the first faltering steps to further exploring his own spirituality."
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		+	* We should prob'ly put some quiet little thing at the start of "System" to start off the album... seems to be how a lot of prog rock albums (''Tarkus'', ''In the Court of the Crimson King'', ''Dark Side of the Moon'', ''2112'', ''Wish You Were Here'', and though it doesn't ezackly fit in this category, ''The Slip'') start out; some little echoey synth or voice thing, maybe to brace you before the weirdness kicks in.

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 ** "Back to the Abacus" -- technology breaks down and people go back to simple machines
 ** "CinemaChurch" -- the philosophical implications of a movie theatre inside an old church
 * Seeboard: Non-public miscommunication
 * "...in that, with the crumbling of this artificial structure of society, man will be able to take the first faltering steps to further exploring his own spirituality."