Hail fellow whistlers & rejoice, for today is
BoomTime
Day 54 of Discord, YOLD 3168
Know ye that today’s Holy Name hath been decreed thusly: frumenty
Does any or the esteemed membership/readers
know of this tune please?
Dancing on the Ruins by Casey Neill.
I can’t find it on the ‘net’ with the usual
search engines or tune finders.
Words/music/mp3 anything would do.
At first I thought it was an Celtic type tune
like Dans en dro, but then found out it isn’t - silly me. More a protest type song, but that is all I can find.
Will this be a first defeat for the poststructural whistling participants?
“Dancing on the ruins (of multinational corporations)”
we're dancing on the ruins of multinational corporations-Ha ha ha ha ha
say goodbye to plastic & goodbye to cars
no more convenience stores hello to stars
no more wall street and no more pentagon
thinking about these things makes me happy
goodbye to polystyrene we’ll put an end to the waste
there is no time for debating we have to make haste
if we are going to survive without computer program minds
we’re going to have to can pop culture
and say hello to campfires and stomping barefeet
and naked amoebas hungry to eat
hello to primal conciousness and love for the land
now that coyotes are running the country
sayonara to suburbia and well manicured lawns
bye bye barbie and ken doll pawns
no more developers or slimeball execs
your condos are on fire
etc…
(case solved?)
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Branches in London & Salt Lake City
[ This Message was edited by: Martin Milner on 2002-05-07 11:53 ]
I am grateful for the time spent on this quest for knowledge Martin, so thanks, but I still don’t know what it sounds like!
I found the information you put up, but nothing else, and eventually (after two hours on google.com) emailed Casey Neill - who replied (after your posting).
Aparently there was an mp3 on audiogalaxy, but no longer. Apparently there is no sheet music available either from searching the music stores on both sides of the Atlantic
via the ‘net’.
Still looking though - because it is now a challenge to find it )
)