After a rousing instrumental start this turns out to be an ambitious vocal number. The words in the opening verse and the computer verse have have a tight well executed rhythm. Nice work. "Melt back into the soup in which you came..." Thought provoking lyrics too. Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks for the listen. The vox on this track were indeed an experiment. In fact, the whole thing was based on the bass riff--which is entirely different from the way I usually construct tunes--and a trip through Genesis P-Orridge's weblog.

I appreciate the way you keep checking up on my tunes.
It keeps me going.
-g

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If you find yourself lacking finesse, a big rock will usually make a sufficient substitute.

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I sense a little Throbbing Gristle here - did I just hear a Genesis P.Orridge name check? Excellent open structured track and nice little guitar solo. Cool lyrics.

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I don't know about the T.G. influence in the music, but as I said above, this tune wouldn't exist without Genesis P-Orridge's weblog.

I'm glad it clicks in place.

As with Peace Piano, thanks for the continual check ups, bud. I appreciate it.
-g

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If you find yourself lacking finesse, a big rock will usually make a sufficient substitute.

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Musically this resembles firehose or the Minutemen (Two of my favorites back in the day)

Love the female spoken word.

Cool stuff.

LL

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Thanks for checking into my back-catalog. I had fun mucking around on this track---and this whole EP for that matter! The Minutemen, Fugazi, the Evens, and the like were bands I was eyeball deep into when I recorded all of this. Glad it hits you well.
-g

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