Friday, October 19, 2007

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Upload Time: 2007-10-19 03:21:53
User: infinitelaughter
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"The Quintessants" 4 of 4 tracks comprising the 2007 "Somber Joy / Exquisite Acids" from Isaac Twilight Thanks for listening! (CC)-creative commons. (Copy with accreditation, Non-commercial.) notes: This is one of my favourite songs. I obtained the essence in dreams over a couple of weeks while maintaing a 100% raw diet. There are a couple of electronic versions of this song by Waxin Wary, called "Bliss" and "Turning Gold," on the "Sea of Mercury" album (Electrofolk/555). In this version of the song, the "quintessants" are a symmetric unity of light beings whose essential purposes resonate coherently, forming a super-godess-form implosion vortex which becomes a fountain of paradoxes. Each paradox appears as a small aquamarine squirrel bearing a cornucopia stuffed with metallic conches, and each conch is inscribed with a poem written in a constantly morphing text known as "Queen's-Ebb hypotenuse bif5 6x," according to the 5513 Convention for Font Taxonomy. The appearance of Dr Faustroll in the 7th passage is occasioned by a pealing of seven-metal bells furnished through the ineluctable graces of our good Sir Iris. Pataphysical couples such as Nathan and Joelle will also be expected to note the serendipitous curlicues available as a small chapeaux either affixed temporarily atop the heads of the gayer notes, or crudely incarnated in the interstitices as amanita muscaria variations, and to accidentally include secret keys of the same features in a special breakfast prepared for quicksilver citizens (who were born with quicksilver spoons in their mouths (and hands), out of enormous old-growth trees) in due course. There will also be an exponential lottery. recorded summer 2007 at the Gooble Dell on Adrian's Piano Brought to you by Meme-Rider Media Team, the Manifest Infinity Foundation, & Fauster & Fauster

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