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Kim Fowley - The Trip (July 1965)The Fugs- I Couldn't Get High (August 1965)
― may pang (maypang), Friday, 2 January 2004 18:54 (twenty-one years ago)
In the september of 1963, a sound could be heard emmenating from about every radio, a circular progression, that began so quiet and muffled, that it seemed to be recorded from the womb, the womb of America. The very first word to be heard coming through America vagina would be "Sally." "Who is this Sally" the listener thinks, "Is she hot?" or "Does she have a boyfriend?" The second word, "Go", contains a cornucopia of meanings; in fact some linguists believe that the first word to be used by our ancestors 150,000 years ago was the equivalent of our "go." Through intensive studies of the major language groups that now appear on earth and extracting these languages "proto-languages," linguist Fredrick Nieman has discovered that this ancient word for go was, in fact, "psychedelia." This go-cornucopia was brought to America for the first time by the pilgrims who served it at the first Thanksgiving, allowing the the Indians to use it for the first time and to spread it among the galaxies (Indians are from space...so is Sun Ra). Therefore, the first psychedelic songs were the hymns sung by the pilgrims, and the second was Sally Go Round the Roses. I hope you like my essay on why Sally Go Round the Roses is psychedlic.
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/guides/guide-display/-/35H6BP9OXJR1Q/102-8208842-6197745
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