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The Floridian haze hums and condenses on my forehead, the sun pulsing brilliantly and without relent. Feeling dizzy from the heat, I notice my companion acting strangely. I'm in Ft. Lauderdale with a dog named Philly. He's been eating ativan and ketamine cookies all day. Coughing a foamy laughter, like some chill'd out pastor, he announces his passion for existence, languidly through an at-ease yawn, saying, "eternity is eternity and I am one with god. The earth isn't like...some collard green and I'm not like....some cog? Yom sayin'?"
Archie Shepp's scratchy saxophone whines while Philly, in absence of love, yearns for an avant-garde poem regarding this very subject. Alternatively, he adds, he'd settle for a "cacophonous irish jingle-jangle"...or...a trans-european vision of a virgin rebirth on an express train towards LSD and arpeggio machines. He continues, "eternity is eternity and I am one with god, by the way, what's eternity? I am just a foggin' dog...but! I'd like to keep waxing as a religious pedagogue, at least until all these drugs start wearing off."
Suddenly, Philly falls to the ground, where he stares at the flashing primary colors of the spherical LED light, before he asks the DJ to play Kraftwerk. "I'll be takin' requests at the end of my s-s-s-s-s-set!" The DJ responds in rhythm with the 80's Detroit House track blaring through the infinite PA system: the same set of dual 18-inch speakers they probably have in heaven.
Archie Shepp's scratchy saxophone whines while Philly, in absence of love, yearns for an avant-garde poem regarding this very subject. Alternatively, he adds, he'd settle for a "cacophonous irish jingle-jangle"...or...a trans-european vision of a virgin rebirth on an express train towards LSD and arpeggio machines. He continues, "eternity is eternity and I am one with god, by the way, what's eternity? I am just a foggin' dog...but! I'd like to keep waxing as a religious pedagogue, at least until all these drugs start wearing off."
Suddenly, Philly falls to the ground, where he stares at the flashing primary colors of the spherical LED light, before he asks the DJ to play Kraftwerk. "I'll be takin' requests at the end of my s-s-s-s-s-set!" The DJ responds in rhythm with the 80's Detroit House track blaring through the infinite PA system: the same set of dual 18-inch speakers they probably have in heaven.
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from LR007 - Ubiquitous American Sandwiches,
released May 27, 2015
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