Tomorrow's Harvest
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Listened to Palace Posy for the first time in years, and approx 2:40, there is a melody that appears and stay till the end. I thought it was reminiscent of Macquarie Ridge.
Also, I was remembered of the "palindromic theory", and as someone has made a playlist for it, I will probably confront both the original album and the palindrome playlist one day.
Also, I was remembered of the "palindromic theory", and as someone has made a playlist for it, I will probably confront both the original album and the palindrome playlist one day.
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Deadly Harvest, aka Cosecha Mortal, released 21 Aug 1977.
Tomorrow being the 22nd from the Vax login? Which didn't use 1977 but that year was hashtagged under the cosecha transmissions along with other terms like HD euthanasia, etc.
The record works very well as a dystopian sci-fi movie soundtrack in three five song acts with an intro and end credit roll on either side of those. Central track Collapse being central to the theme but worth exploring might be that each act has a central track.. Jacquard, Collapse, Sundown
Also explored staggered chronology between odd and even numbered tracks: odd representing the present in a linear story, even numbered tracks happening in a more vertical sense like flashbacks and forwards possibly representing looming threats and long standing issues eventually intersecting with the present in the middle of the record before diverging in the second half.
Started writing synopsis of each track/act but it's a fucking book and noone would read it.
Tomorrow being the 22nd from the Vax login? Which didn't use 1977 but that year was hashtagged under the cosecha transmissions along with other terms like HD euthanasia, etc.
The record works very well as a dystopian sci-fi movie soundtrack in three five song acts with an intro and end credit roll on either side of those. Central track Collapse being central to the theme but worth exploring might be that each act has a central track.. Jacquard, Collapse, Sundown
Also explored staggered chronology between odd and even numbered tracks: odd representing the present in a linear story, even numbered tracks happening in a more vertical sense like flashbacks and forwards possibly representing looming threats and long standing issues eventually intersecting with the present in the middle of the record before diverging in the second half.
Started writing synopsis of each track/act but it's a fucking book and noone would read it.
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Cold Earth, Split Your Infinities and New Seeds* make excellent cliffhangers of one sort or another*
Reach, Transmissiones and Uritual make great openers
Reach, Transmissiones and Uritual make great openers
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^Meant to swap new seeds for Cold Earth but can't edit..
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I'll read it
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The palindrome sequence is what made me realize how amazing Tomorrow's Harvest is. Highly recommend it immediately.Samplehunter wrote:Listened to Palace Posy for the first time in years, and approx 2:40, there is a melody that appears and stay till the end. I thought it was reminiscent of Macquarie Ridge.
Also, I was remembered of the "palindromic theory", and as someone has made a playlist for it, I will probably confront both the original album and the palindrome playlist one day.
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TH is equally good if not better than any other releases. The bleak theme during the whole CD experience (besides New Seeds and Nothing is Real) is something that I couldn't imagine to be non existent. Great musical exploration and created image of cold sci-fi, pessimistic future from guys who either were trippy-happy or mysteriously psychedelic (I love all stuff, but TCH LP the least) makes this a little bit serious record at least as much significant for me as MHTRHC and Geo.
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2002 interview
Do you sympathize with the idea held by many ancient cultures, like the Celts and Native Americans, that nature belongs to no one?
Marcus: "Yes. This nature and environment have existed longer than you, me, any government, country, or generation. It should continue to exist, but that requires us to treat it with respect."
Do you sympathize with the idea held by many ancient cultures, like the Celts and Native Americans, that nature belongs to no one?
Marcus: "Yes. This nature and environment have existed longer than you, me, any government, country, or generation. It should continue to exist, but that requires us to treat it with respect."
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How can some people just put some spammish shit on this forum and those things never get moderated?
Like replying with one word "lol" or putting some videos without any context.
Like replying with one word "lol" or putting some videos without any context.
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WATER_CAN-_- wrote:
WATER_CAN-_- wrote:
seems some still require hand holding
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lolgreen calx wrote:How can some people just put some spammish shit on this forum and those things never get moderated?
Like replying with one word "lol" or putting some videos without any context.
Throw away your smartphone.
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Gimmegimme
Reach-Around The Dead
Spiked Mimosa
Jacquards Cumstain
Teleassgrab
Bold Girth
Transmissionary Eros
Slick Tits
Prolapse
Pussy Palace
Spit In Your Fanny
Urinator
Nutting Is Meal
Suck It Down
Spew Seed
Cum to Crust
Semen Vzryv
Yes, I'm a fully grown man, why do you ask?
Reach-Around The Dead
Spiked Mimosa
Jacquards Cumstain
Teleassgrab
Bold Girth
Transmissionary Eros
Slick Tits
Prolapse
Pussy Palace
Spit In Your Fanny
Urinator
Nutting Is Meal
Suck It Down
Spew Seed
Cum to Crust
Semen Vzryv
Yes, I'm a fully grown man, why do you ask?
Throw away your smartphone.
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You can really see how they constructed the palindrome structure here.Cupz wrote:Gimmegimme
Reach-Around The Dead
Spiked Mimosa
Jacquards Cumstain
Teleassgrab
Bold Girth
Transmissionary Eros
Slick Tits
Prolapse
Pussy Palace
Spit In Your Fanny
Urinator
Nutting Is Meal
Suck It Down
Spew Seed
Cum to Crust
Semen Vzryv
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quite a creative way to detail the sequence of events resulting in your and oneveryimportantfart's birthCupz wrote:Gimmegimme
Reach-Around The Dead
Spiked Mimosa
Jacquards Cumstain
Teleassgrab
Bold Girth
Transmissionary Eros
Slick Tits
Prolapse
Pussy Palace
Spit In Your Fanny
Urinator
Nutting Is Meal
Suck It Down
Spew Seed
Cum to Crust
Semen Vzryv
Yes, I'm a fully grown man, why do you ask?
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we're practically siblingsWATER_CAN-_- wrote:quite a creative way to detail the sequence of events resulting in your and oneveryimportantfart's birth
Throw away your smartphone.
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