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Album: Labor Days [Aesop Rock] I start my city with a brick (one brick) Then add another brick (two bricks) Brick by brick, I manufacture homes for fallen angels I ain’t no great Samaritan, that’s just the way the game goes Respect the polars but acknowlege middle-value rainbows My snout turned up from dream factory eyelids Slingin bottled prosperity for the kamikaze colonels Yeah rocks the match that burned the Nazi journals And plottin verticals amidst blatantlly horizontal Models then swallowed by famished potholes And I’m tired Tied up on these functions Killer cottoncandy clouds and huckleberry justice league Another knuckle-dragger dungeon breed Run, breathe, sit, bellow Wild Aes scream through your style to hear the echo Aight then, flinch for the great granddaddy payback When Little Billy bought a Tugboat Now he thinks he’s Captain Ahab Facist takes for the pegleg’s birds and eyepatches Learn that lesson, you’ll be swashbuckling with the best of them Wonder why you wept over spilled milk And got your crayons wet, the room reaks of a thousand bayonettes I’ll fision vision with a lie longer than your most walked meridian Connecting life with that little species of midians We’ve now officially scraped barrel bottom Aesop Rock an Apple to the core but ya’ll ignored him I know a planet made of porcelain And once I get tired of holding this gavel up Ya’ll prayer circles met him up born again I ain’t too good for tap water Play “Taps” out of order For a ballad, corpse a …

Born To Be Wild (1938-USA) [VHS] : With RALPH BYRD, WARD BOND. The dialogue crackles in this lightning-paced action drama which tells about the exploits of Steve Hackett and Bill Purvis, a pair of wisecracking and two-fisted truck drivers. They work for the West Coast Freight Lines, and as the film opens they are fired for breaking regulations. Hackett is then approached by a stranger who insists that he and Purvis “take a load” to a small town. “Thousands of lives” will depend upon their success. Then their boss not only offers to rehire them, but promises a 00 bonus if they truck a special cargo of lettuce to the town. They do not know why this trip is so important, but the dollar signs which flash across their eyes allow them to accept. Our heroes also are unaware that this haul is not composed entirely of the stuff by which salads are made. Indeed, mixed in with the lettuce are countless sticks of dynamite! Hackett and Purvis soon find themselves embroiled in a scheme concocted by a greedy! land speculator to flood and destroy the town. As they set out to deliver the load they are stopped by strikers and chased and shot at. Their truck is hijacked. They are “arrested” by phony cops. Thats just for openers. There also is a heroine in the story. She is named Mary Stevens, and the wrong kind of sparks fly between them (at least at first), leading to added complications for Hackett and Purvis. This exciting film starts off with a bang and ends not with a whimper, but a boom-and a song! Ralph Byrd can sing! 53 minutes.
Born To Be Wild (1938-USA) [VHS]