Simply put, I got sidetracked by this kind of dynamic.
I don’t know how much of the archive exists but I know I’ve
discussed this in the past with specifics. A song or piece of music is given to me for my unconscious
brain to be played back in my conscious brain throughout the day. I don’t
consciously select the track it’s done on an unconscious level. Some days I try to interact with the
so-called piece of music and some days I don’t.
I did buy a new journal for housing musical side notes.
It would probably be best for me just to photograph the first
page but I don’t want to do that. All right let’s just pick up the dynamics
from yesterday October 30, it was an unusual selection “4 lonely days in a
brown LA Hayes” so I go throughout the day repeating this little bit of
music. It’s a song by Jimmy Buffett, it’s
rare him to make the processing floor.
I was perplexed by this choice so I start thinking about it
and I backup and start singing the song in its from beginning.
“ …come Monday it will be all right, Monday I’ll be holding
you tight….. ”
Then processing kick in and we did kind of a conscious -
unconscious handshake.
Then we have today with even a stranger track “I don’t want
a pickle..”
It took a while but I was able to make another connection
with then the brain entered the great jump shift zone. This is when my brain thinks about music and
the tracks inside of it, walks right in and opens the entire musical library.
That’s when things start being thrown around like you would not believe. Thankfully Bruce Springsteen walked in and
things settled down.
Now my brain’s been doing something else, I thought it was
one target audience but then today the other set of targeted audiences walked
in and I realized they were all being housed in the same room.
Now we’ve got this latest track which creeped in somehow not
from my unconsciousness because I haven’t been unconscious but for some of the
reason.
It may have something to do with MTV and bongos and some might
argue Lucille Ball but I would say that Ricky’s for another day.
I’m thinking about parties and careers in driving trucks…
Dangerous times to being a small aircraft during those
critical holiday days…
That Christmas was in Highland Village Texas.
Caring about the kitchen cutlery:
They like to kill tem babies
those dirty singing blues
They like to make poo poo
those dirty singing blues
There’s 678,889 poo makin baby killn
sidewinders in bluesville
each 1 poos and kills better then I will
By Dr. DIS 10/31/16
On a casual note, if you throw in the factor 10 you can
pretty much call it the lay of the land or at least the state of affairs which
houses bluesville.
But if you want to talk about driving trucks you would have
to dial the thing back to 2005.
Yes, you need a footnote:
… for a New Year's Eve extravaganza in Dallas, Texas.[92]
The plane crash-landed northeast of Dallas in De Kalb, Texas, less than two
miles from a landing strip, at approximately 5:14 pm. CST on December 31, 1985,
hitting trees as it came to earth. Seven of the nine occupants were killed:
Nelson and his companion, Helen Blair; bass guitarist Patrick Woodward, drummer
Rick Intveld, keyboardist Andy Chapin, guitarist Bobby Neal, and road
manager/soundman Donald Clark Russell. Pilots Ken Ferguson and Brad Rank
escaped via cockpit windows, though Ferguson was severely burned.
Nelson's remains were misdirected in transit from Texas to
California …
Returning to the script:
A ”so, Dr.
DIS, who can say is in the proverbial hot seat?”
X “you can
pick and choose over time everything is put in the ‘hot seat’!”
A1 “would it
be safe to say that the issues you’re having with technology and now the
so-called performers are all within the dynamic of the so-called hotseat?”
X “I never
called it a hotseat, you all pick and choose your nomenclature according to your will. Yes, I
have issues with technology and no, for the most part I don’t have any issues with
the so-called performers. I do have
concerns about the notion of what is country-western music and the whole
concept of swing. From where I can see
there hasn’t been a decent country-western performer for some time and swing! Concerning country-western music and the
dynamic of swing, all I can say is they haven’t done much since Glenn Campbell
had an affair with Mac Davis’s wife Sarah Barg! ”
[One of
the reporters standing in the back of the audience stands up and stands up on
his chair and yells to Dr. DIS.]
A2 “ Dr. DIS,
one more question if you please. Will you be recording a B side for Caring
about the kitchen cutlery?”
X “That
depends upon winter and the dynamics around Keith!”
For the record I would insert a piece of media here but I’ve
given up on trying to put anything significant here at this site concerning
media. By the way you’re in the room as well, Google!
Other floating aspects:
Hank Williams, 29
of them "The Big Apple", "Dipsy Doodle",
"Indian Summer", "I'll Never Smile Again"
