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Virtual Circle
06:07
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They are a hologram
making a hologram
Their new hologram
will make another hologram
which made another hologram
that made them as a hologram
Building themselves
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InsideOutside
12:10
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It is right, it should be so
man was made for joy and woe
and when this we rightly know
through the world we safely go
The bat that flits at close of eve
has left the brain that won't believe
To see a world in a grain of sand
and a heaven in a wildflower
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand
and eternity in an hour
(from "Augeries of Innocence" by William Blake)
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T minus 1
03:45
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Behind the Stars
06:09
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Soaring over the world
flying high above
behind the stars
you found your love
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6. |
Sing to Me
02:10
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7. |
Other Worlds
09:00
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8. |
Inner Limits
20:03
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rewind
time of day
rewrite
the game you play
think it in place
see yourself outside the time of day
see yourself outside of time
(put yourself there)
see yourself
sea for yourself
for yourself
your
Self
you are there
you are here
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The Red Book New Orleans, Louisiana
The Red Book is a studio project by Dan Schubarth (guitar, bass, vocals, production) with the help of guest drummers Andi Preen and Darryl Dimaggio. It is guitar-heavy modern psych rock with some prog tendencies that will take you into, through, and out the other side of its sonic dreamscape. ... more
The Red Book recommends:
The second album from the legendary New Orleans rock band with Dan on guitar
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Hollywood Demos '93 -'94
by Loungefly
This was Dan's first band from Hollywood, CA in the early 1990's -- kind of like Jane's meets R.E.M? Those were fun times.
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Check out Dan's side project EP featuring Jake Silvas of Pudge on vocals
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