"Vacuum" genre: Rock
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	Vacuum starts off w/ train station sounds and guitarfeedback, and leads into a spacey, mellow guitar linethat is the verse of the song. Halfway through thesong picks up pace dramatically and goes into a heavierpart which paints the background for teh guitar solo.The solo and the rest of the band lead the song into a rising crescendo, which then crashes into a slowtempo spacey/psychadelic outro. The outro purposelyand beautifully contrasts the crescendo leading intoit. This brings the listener down from the roller-coaster ride that is "Vacuum"
	CD: Nickel Bag   Label: Brain21 Productions Credits: All music & lyrics (c)(p) Brain21, 1997,1998,1999,2000
	Story Behind the Song Geoff Efaw, singer for Brain21 used to have to ride the subway to work everyday across town in Atlanta. Public transopration allows for the observing of many "interesting personalities." THis song was inspired by the "personalities" that make up the joy of public trasportation! :-) Lyrics I used to take the train from Five Points to Chamblee two years two hours a day and that line would stick in my head from Eleanor Rigby and to myself I'd sing "all the loney people" as they stared at the floor and I always wondered what they were looking for at the station one day wild-eyed and crazy a man walked up to me and said "Led Zeppelin's blasted off to the moon and he's cold jammin with Jimi Hendrix!" and then he laughed quite loud insane but all the lonely people just stared at the floor as I watched him I wondered what he went looking for then you hear the rumble just down the tracks it echoes through the tunnel with the weight of the northbound train and every head is staring into the black searching for the eyelights on the face of the northbound train soon we'll be back home where we belong soon we'll be home it's good to be back home back in the place where we belong rattling with the chains through the works around and out again

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