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Dos Coyotes; Lab Rapture

Discussion in 'Free-For-All' started by mreiof, Mar 31, 2014.

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    Yikes! Looks like Dottie has the vapors.
    *Baby Face. (Sing along, people!)
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    Science! (She blinded me with...)
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    Taken, I'm presuming, from Thomas Dolby's She Blinded Me With Science. "... And failed me in biology."
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    Absolutely, and most astute of you! "Turn off the mind and let the heart decide…"     (That's good advice, Wile E.) ^.^
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    Rightly, it's "Switch off the mind, and let the heart decide." That's from Wind Power, also on The Golden Age of Wireless album. :)
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    I stand corrected, sir! "TGAoW" is a start-to-finish act of super-genius that should be in any mad scientist's laboratory! I'm going to give my proofreader a dressing down (now where's that mirror!). ^.^
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    Agreed, Wireless was highly experimental in its day, but ultimately a huge boost for the genre. My fave happens to be the radio-played One Of Our Submarines, which I don't see as allegorical, but literal: recorded during the Cold War with the then-extant Soviet Union, it chronicled life aboard one of a fleet of submarines that housed the last of humanity in a world rendered horribly uninhabitable. "Tired illusions drown in the night" = the last surviving humans are circling the drain as their aging fleet decays and fails, one sub at a time. Perhaps this song gave inspiration to Don Bluth for his Titan A.E. project.
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    I've cued "Wireless" on my iTunes as a result of this conference! FYI: I had it playing during the making of "Shared Chemistry." As an experiment, I'm listening to it now with the tracks stacked in alphabetical order (e.g., "Airwaves" through "Windpower." 'Tis different!
    [off-topic] If you haven't already, do acquaint yourself with T. Dolby's friend and music-lab partner, Lene Lovich. She turns in a rendition of TB's "New Toy" that slays!
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