"S.m.A.r.T." genre: Spoken Word
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	Industrial meets Spoken Word to create a linguist's dream world.
	CD: Snack Time in Candyland Credits: Written by: convey / Produced by: J.Frerking / Like Animals Publishing ©2003
	Story Behind the Song Producer's notes: When we dive into the vast pool that is the English language, we are often pulled under by the fear of "too much knowledge". We separate ourselves from those we deem educated in order to seem less pretentious. I believe this is due to the overwhelming burdon placed upon students every day. For the most part, we see our teachers as disciplinarians, if not drill sergeants. We do not wish to be anything like them. There is almost a fear, stemming from what the student believes to be mutual hatred. I chose to use this as the basis for this track. The intimidation caused by such large words was enough to begin with. The rhythm at which the piece is delivered set it up for a matching industrial sound. The beat of the drum matches the beat of the syllables. The words pan around you as though you are being surrounded and overwhelmed. It is almost an urgency that one senses when they hear the words pounding into their ears with such intensity. The sounds you hear at the beginning, middle, and end of the track are actually the alphabet playing in reverse... a sort of longing for a return to simplicity. A wish that all can be pure again. Lyrics Amorous Bassoonists Caulking Dirigibles Exacerbated Festering Gamma Globulin. Hackneyed Idiosyncrasies Japed Kimonoed Lamia. Maniacal Nomothetics Orchestrate Penultimate Queries Retroactively. Scouring Tribunal Undermines Various Waddling Xylophonists Yearly. Zounds!

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