1. |
When Frogs Attack
02:41
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2. |
The Secret Box
03:51
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3. |
Speak
03:51
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4. |
Vedic Soma
04:43
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5. |
The Midshipman
03:11
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They know that sound
the underwater drone
a perfect A-flat
sends chills to the bone
The mud dwelling creature
wakes the houseboat folk
and sends out a signal
with a constant stroke
The agressive type 1
slows down to a crawl
and thrums the loudest
with his vociferous call
The devious type 2
has a plan as well
to steal the throne
before the others can tell
Like an improv choir
the Toadfish sings
at twice the speed
of a hummingbirds wing
The elusive midshipman
has been a mystery for years
and will soon be gone
when the bay mud clears
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6. |
The Road to Giza
04:24
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7. |
Sine Language
03:43
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It's the epitome of smoothness
The way a pendulum swings,
A string vibrates
And many things resonate
You're continuously accelerating,
Opposing your position
This "negative interest"
Keeps the sine rocking
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8. |
Augmented Banality
04:13
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9. |
Caveat Emptor
04:23
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Scale it
Label it
Market it
A "Cure All" for the malign
Eliminate
Validate
Negotiate
False hope for those on the frontline
There is no scientific proof to substantiate the claim
that shark cartilage is a useful treatment for cancer.
In at least one such study, the treatment was found ineffective
It's the protein in cartilage that affects angiogenesis and
that protein would be digested rather than absorbed into the bloodsteam
Injecting shark cartilage directly into the human bloodstream
may result in an unfavorable immune system response
Inoculate
Contaminate
Capitulate
If the tumor doesn't finish you
the waiting will
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10. |
Adverse Side Effects
03:48
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Illogistical Resource Dept. San Francisco, California
Unconventional, quirky, and ominous have been used to describe the sounds of the San Francisco based power trio, the Illogistical Resource Dept. The I.R.D.’s bass heavy approach to songwriting comes from a wide range of influences including Primus, Rush, Porcupine Tree, King Crimson, Tool, Devo, and Pink Floyd. ... more
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