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Imagine the Missile
01:46
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Note: Text to Speech by NWSPR. Inspired by and in direct reference to the works of Thomas Pynchon.
Imagine a present. A gift unknown.
A rainbow arching endlessly
Tracing all points to the same conclusion.
Imagine the missile. One hears it approaching.
Imagine a line describing the missile's path beyond it's impact.
Imagine the missile.
(This portion is an excerpt from Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon)
Imagine the missile. One hears approaching only after it explodes.
The reversal. A piece of time neatly snipped out.
A few feet of film run backwards.
The blast of the rocket, fallen faster than sound—then growing out of it the roar of its own fall, catching up to what’s already death and burning . . . a ghost in the sky. . . .
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Like Sun In Rain
02:07
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Like Sun.
In Rain.
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Manhattan Drive
02:59
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We've got to go.
Electric.
Crush.
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21st Century Man
01:55
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A thousand years of sunlight
pressed under a stone
won't make you golden
won't make you whole
There's a boy who keeps time in a jar
rides around in a train car
says your truth won't go far
says your truth won't go far
I'm a 21st century man
too much time and not enough plans
I'm a 21st century man
I'd like to try but it's out of my hands
I'm a 21st century man
I'm a 21st century man
I'd like to help but I don't understand
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The Catskill Five
02:52
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