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Suspensia
05:02
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The Dirge
04:18
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Evil Dark Nasty Thing
05:55
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Machinations
04:17
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Spirit Monster
04:50
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Rift in Time
05:01
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Drunk and Dischordally
04:51
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Electric Gibbon
05:01
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Space Whales
05:38
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There are no lyrics for this track [or any of the tracks on this album], however, if there were, they would go like this:
“Lovely, lovely little whale; In the name of science we sail; Hiding in the sea so deep; It’s your flesh we wish to eat.”
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Implied vocals from the Vibraphone/Vocal moan mix is something like [I hear it anyway]:
"Shake it up, baby... You better run, boy..."
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Steve Eggleston Perth, Australia
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