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Here She Doesn't Come
00:38
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Bouncing over Nothing
03:02
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Un Not Titled
01:39
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Bidet: Leonard Kaiser
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Industries
02:34
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Oblivion
18:30
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Oscillation
01:07
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Unknown Feelings
01:55
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Emotions shatter the glass that cover the psyche,
Our hate towards it is a hypocritical statement,
The brain confuses us to the point where we die weekly,
Confusing as it may seem, it is still a predicament.
Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" shows the problems of society,
It had been censored to tell with "clean" anecdotes,
Our mind brands vulgarity as "dirty" with clarity,
We are enslaved by concepts that deplete such antidotes.
We look at triangles and it seems more complex than it is,
Fueled by colorful imaginations that seem almost real;
Intelligent minds solve problems easily, but not with this,
Disinterested, we throw it away in garbage plastics colored teal.
"Holy, holy, holy," Ginsberg said in the said poem above,
A mantra-like statement, praising all things existing;
Complex simplicity with unspecified noise of hate and love,
Calculators that calculate themselves with abrupt sting.
Books we loved and shared, burned with people at the stakes,
The screams that follow them had transferred to them,
The remaining stand at the pier, waiting to be killed with the lakes,
A stabbed animal, bloodied, grotesque images of phlegm.
At the final day, we all die, with emotions that bug us,
We didn't exist at all; we're all particles in space,
Existence also doesn't exist, it's all in our minds that wuss,
At the final line, we are nothing, nothing, nothing with a case.
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Guitar and Guitar
03:21
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9. |
Harmonia
05:36
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Ending
11:03
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Leonard Kaiser Calamba, Philippines
A pretentious experimentalist.
*Releases are arranged from latest to oldest.
Leonard Kaiser recommends:
I love this album because it's a nice sounding album in a way that it doesn't sound too excessive and the female vocals are really good. I just found this randomly, but I immediately liked it!
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I really like this album because it sounds ahead of its time. The guitar played by John Lennon, bass by Klaus Voormann, and drums by Ringo Starr make this album sound awesome.
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God, I don't know how to describe this album. It's very majestic and wonderful. The trio did a really good job on this, as this is their debut. All songs here are SSS+++ quality.
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