"March of the Mongoloids (excerpt)" genre: Funky Breaks
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	Public Statement by the Rev. Jesse Jackson: Due to the great consternation caused by the revelation of my act of procreation, I accept my obligation to give an explanation to the population for my act of copulation. I gave in to temptation, for the anticipation of sexual gratification that I could not obtain through masturbation, resulting in my fornication. I accepted her invitation, and provided her with excitation, stimulation, penetration, replication, and liberation. She provided lubrication (to avoid inflammation) and I wore condoms to avoid contamination. She cried for duplication but I insisted upon termination, in spite of her fascination with variation. This has caused me great aggravation, and the agitation and provocation of the media has resulted in my humiliation, denigration, and degradation. My wife is considering castration, which would require my hospitalization. Pray that this matter will find culmination in my sanctification and rehabilitation so that my plans for nomination to my ultimate vocation will not result in revocation and termination. I hope this proclamation has provided illumination and verification and will prohibit further provocation. Sincerely, The Rev. Jesse Jackson (author unknown) OK, this has been likened to early Herbie Hancock. Why? We have no idea. Simple tune, basically revolving around the fat retarded (hey, we're grown-ups) TS-404 jaunting through the back. This is what I imagined: A blustery day at the Special Olympics, as we view the opening ceremonies. At the far end of the track, the procession begins. A desperate attempt to maintain order of the roving children, all stricken with some sort of handicap, proves fruitless. Mongos march in separate directions, the crowd completely amused by the spectacle, starts to flash bulbs incessantly. That's my idea of fun.
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	Story Behind the Song This song took form basically by itself when I added a 100bpm drum loop to an already repetitive bassline. It interrupts the flow, but somehow manages to make it all come together. Another inspiration from the Blueberry.

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