"Elemental" genre: Breakbeat/Breaks
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	Based on a poem I wrote while sitting at the Dell Taco on Fig at 28th st. The poem is posted under the "song lyrics" link above. Song of the Week, Feb. 14, 2000. Recorded Feb. 13, 2000
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	Lyrics Elemental -sparing no percussion- Thumhummed rhythm urimm and thummim sympa-tonic greasy flat-sprite nons entatic present his versed limed lick arguing prafacticulatedless against opposing force the Luci-ent wanted to satiate a color urge with black in black light white stands out thus won the molecule set run and gun in A 440 its parent 110 And a notated tempo spectrum from C to 140 bpm. Put wide vibrato on Cadenzas and hang perfect 10's (times 8) for G below A on a perfect string don't forget to mathematically synchronize the flower arrangement -The reasoning behind primary colors- ...has something to do with our love of perfect beats or contrawise red and 70, funk orange 80, pop yellow 100, green rock 120, blue metal 160 ...puts punk in the ultraviolet section, along with a high C. light and time and sound happen speeds same sanely repressed snares ring high "B"s when hit fast enough And there is only percussion, And there is only percussion -isn't time and frequency about how much happens at once?- Adam lived one thousand years And I will live 10 And my children's children's children Are atomic periods And the whole entire future universe is a huge circular arrangement in a quark 19 billion years ago this is an eternal round let's spin that James Brown record Again. -Andrew Plewe-

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