The lyrics tell of a story of a man seeing a woman at a bar. They start talking and flirting and it’s going well until another guy walks in to the bar. She basically tell the first dude to run jump out the window as that’s her husband who walked in.
The First guy runs out and story continues with the woman now talking to the new guy(she wasn’t married just saw a more interesting man).
The story might repeat a few times too.
The song i believe has a genre of beach maybe even Spanish vibe.
It’s been doing my head in for years.

I FREAKING KNEW IT. I KNEW it was Natori she would do a collab with. I could SMELL it. I mean, it was pretty obvious bcs the teaser music is very Natori-styled (excuse me, I’m just very proud of myself rn). Anyways, very very excited for the new song! I love both artists and I’m sure it’s going to be a mind blowing collab! What are your thoughts?

Story time ig
I'm 17 rn, been listening to juice for 4 years now, first off started with his released stuff and then I got into unreleased around 2 years ago.
Now a year ago some things changed in life and in my head, I was under constant stress and anxiety but I kept ignoring it, I kept thinking "I'll handle it, it's fine, the stress is fine" but no it wasn't fine.
And what kept me going and still does is juice's music, hype unreleased shit, love songs, all of it.
Whenever I was under extreme stress I just listened to some juice wrld and it calmed me down, I checked my most played over the last year and it was rollin loud and racks remasters 💪
Skip to a month ago I had extreme nerve pain in my legs and hip and had to visit the ER, got an MRI, everything was fine physically and it was ruled out to be stress.
But I'm just thankful for juice's music that I could make it this far without completely breaking down and being a depressed blackpilled person, I learned a lesson tho, to not ignore my stress levels and just play it off as normal and drown it out with music, now I'm in therapy and hopefully imma be fine soon, been meditating and it's helping me slightly so far.

I mean Lunch and Chihiro are locks, so I’m gonna go with the diner. I need that song live with all my heart.

Nectar in a sieve and A hundred years of solitude. - They are stories surrounding a family’s life time and not an individual’s, individuals get together kids are born, they come and they go, suffering comes and it goes, life happens to multiple people at the same time and in the background these are also stories of the respective villages/towns and time passes through the lens of what happens to those places one incident after another, off course ‘100 years of Solitude’ covers a much larger time frame then ‘Nectar in a sieve’ but the themes are similar ,I think.
No longer human and The Bell jar. - both semi autobiographical novels, both have experiences of youth and it’s loneliness, themes of self doubt, criticism and the chaos of an individual’s mind and how they look at the world and their grief at tragic things that have happened in their life.
The Palace of Illusions and The Song of Achilles. - Both extrapolating ancient epics/myths, both provide a female perspective, both push the story in the direction of a romance (Draupadi - Karna and Achilles - Patroclus) but in this case I do believe palace of illusions is a better retelling of an epic and doesn’t go too far on the romantic route and the exact opposite is the case for song of Achilles, it at its core is a romance first and a Greek myth later.
What books do you think are similar?

I've been working on this for about 2 1/2 months- between selecting the songs and sequencing them- but I think I've finally finished my summer playlist. It's heavy on 1960s-1970s music (my fave eras), but also includes stuff from all over the board such as Turkish psychedelic funk and Japanese-German krautrock, along with some of my favorite current artists. I think it's the perfect mix of recognizable classics with deeper cuts, and I'm pretty proud of my sequencing work- I think it's got a good flow going on! I used to be a DJ, spinning records at clubs/community events/on the radio, and I made a lot of mix CDs to give away as prizes on my shows. No one really does that anymore. I miss those days, but I'm also happy that I can carry all this music around with me in my pocket.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7eZS6SOnZZDsZvFQ8LnjoG?si=QJHcEWYcRnaXUoAWPy7vAw&pi=Nhcih6JZT6a02

What happened to VPR in your bio and what's going on? (Timestamp: 2:04) - Scheana: So to be honest, my sister does all of my links and that stuff on Instagram for me. I didn't even notice that it was taken out of my bio until everyone else did. I think maybe when she put the Sweet and Sour song in, she took out VPR because there were too many things in my bio. - Scheana: Also, for 11 years, I've never had anything VPR in my bio until we were nominated for an Emmy. James Kennedy and I worked together the day we found out and we're like, who could put it in their bio faster? What emoji should we use? - Scheana: And we both put it in our bio and then lo and behold, we didn't win the Emmy. And what was it? Emmy nominated VPR was in my bio for, I think just around the Emmy time and then my sister took it out. - Scheana: So literally no other rhyme or reason, nothing else going on there. It just, too many things in the bio just make it a little too cluttered looking and you know, I'm OCD. So I guess she just wanted to keep it clean.
Do you wish you guys have been able to break the fourth wall more? Are there any moments from past seasons where you wish that it happened? (Timestamp: 3:22) - Scheana: Yes, honestly, I think that is so interesting when you're watching a reality show and they talk about the show on the show. - Scheana: They do this on Kardashians. They do this on the D'Amelio show. And I just think that makes the reality even more real because there are things that happen in press on Watch What Happens Live at the reunion last year. - Scheana: There are things that you want to address where you have to say like, oh, well the last time we were in New York together, I noticed they were doing that on the first episode of Real Housewives of New Jersey. And we used to do that all the time on the show. Sometimes you just want to be like, look at the reunion last year, but you have to say like, well the last time we all got together. - Scheana: And it's just easier and I think it makes sense if you just say, well, you said this on Watch What Happens Live, not I heard you said. And so I do hope moving forward with the way our season ended that we're able to have more moments like that because I think it just adds to our reality. And there have been so many things in the past. - Scheana: I can't even think off the top of my head, but yeah, many moments where I wish we could just talk about the show on the show. But I also understand why they don't like to do that. And I think it's only really meant for important moments. So, hopefully there is a season 12 and maybe we see a little more of that.
How are you feeling after Reunion 1 aired? (Timestamp: 4:56) - Scheana: Well, I have not looked on anything said on social media. I felt like watching the episode, it was a pretty good one. I think the next two are gonna be definitely more dramatic from what I remember. I feel like I tend to emotionally blackout after Reunion days. - Scheana: And I'm like, wait, what happened? What did we say? And then we have to watch it back. But that's the beauty of reality TV is you gotta watch back your life, the good, the bad, the cringe, all of it.
Is there anything you wish we got to see this season but didn't? (Timestamp: 5:35) - Scheana: There are a few things, but there's also a secrets revealed episode that is going to air, I believe only on Peacock, after the third part of the reunion the following week. - Scheana: So you'll see some new interview bites. We did some doubles there, which is really fun. And you'll see some scenes that didn't make it in. - Scheana: One of them is my sister's birthday and Valley Brat launch party. So that was a really fun day. Almost the entire cast was there. Katie and Tori were there. And I'm excited to see that. I haven't seen it yet, but I know that that's one of the scenes that we should be seeing. Stay tuned.
Anything you wish you said at the reunion that you didn't get a chance to say? (Timestamp: 6:20) - Scheana: I haven't seen the last two episodes of The Reunion yet, so I'm not sure what all will be included. You'll have to ask me again in two weeks.
What are you planning to do on the VPR break? (Timestamp: 6:34) - Scheana: Reflect, grow, learn. I'm going to be working on a dream project of mine this summer, so I'm very, very excited about having time to do that and not figuring out how I'm going to juggle that with filming five days a week. I'm going to get to enjoy a summer off for the first time in like 12 years and the first time as a mom. So I'm really looking forward to having some downtime focusing on some other projects. - Scheana: Summer starts preschool and yeah, it'll just be nice to finish getting stuff done in our house. We're almost fully furnished, not completely yet. We still got some tweaks and add some little accent pieces, need some artwork in the living room, but I'm just excited to have time with the family and in the new house. - Scheana: And as crazy as it sounds being in the desert in the summer, I love being in Palm Springs. Even if it is 120 degrees outside, there's just something about my house. It's so peaceful. - Scheana: And now that we have Lala next door, I mean, we have both of our houses close to each other, but we'll definitely be out there a bunch this summer.
How do we feel about the next season being on hold? (Timestamp: 7:55) - Scheana: I think this break is needed. Honestly, I think it is the smartest decision to not jump right back in to another season like we did after Scandoval. I don't think enough time had passed. And I feel like if we gave it a little more time to breathe, things would have been a lot different. - Scheana: But I don't know, maybe we needed to jump back in as soon as possible to capture what was still happening. But for right now, after that reunion and how dramatic the season ended, and as you guys know, we all watched the last part of the finale together in front of each other for the first time, which was extremely emotional. I feel like all of us need a little bit of an emotional break. - Scheana: Some from each other, some from the cameras. I need a couple more EMDR sessions before I go back into another season. But I think giving us some time off to let some new story build up, follow some of the projects that we've been working on. - Scheana: And yeah, I think it is very needed and I think it'll be good in the end. I didn't know how I felt about it in the beginning, but the more I've sat with it, I'm like, yeah, this is the right decision.
What did you make of Ariana voting No It's Done on that IG fan poll asking do you think there will be a season 12 of VPR? (Timestamp: 9:18) - Scheana: Well, as her friend, I fully support her pursuing her dreams. I always have. I've said that multiple times. It's like if VPR and reality TV no longer serve her, then on to the next thing. She's going back to Broadway. She's doing Love Island. - Scheana: She has so many amazing things lined up. I don't even know what else is in the pipeline for her, but I'm sure many more amazing things. So if it's time to move on, it's like I completely get it. - Scheana: As her coworker, if this is true, I mean, it's kind of frustrating that she would advocate for the end of a work project that is a big part of my business and what Lala and I as moms do to support our families. - Scheana: So that's what's tricky too with this show is our life is our job and our job is our life. And as a friend, I understand and respect boundaries. As your coworker, there can be moments where it's frustrating. So that's how I feel about that.
What are your hopes for season 12? (Timestamp: 10:40) - Scheana: Well, I hope that we have one. First of all, the finale did feel very series ending, but I think it also opens up the door for a new beginning. I think there are still so many stories to be told among this group. - Scheana: And maybe with ending the season with the fourth wall breaking down, maybe that opens up the door to more of that for hopefully season 12. I think we have a really interesting story to tell moving forward. And I think there's going to be a lot left to tell.
How do you feel about Ariana not watching the season? (Timestamp: 15:28) - Scheana: Look, I get that it can be difficult to watch back sometimes. And I am a person who season six did not wanna watch back that relationship. And that relationship with Rob doesn't even compare to her relationship with Sandoval. - Scheana: So I understand she was busy, she was working, she was living in her happy bubble in New York, doing Chicago, and probably didn't wanna let anything get into her orbit, burst her bubble. I did the same thing when I was doing my show in Las Vegas. And I was performing every night on stage. - Scheana: I didn't want any of that going into me going on stage. So I get not wanting to disturb your peace. It's like she was literally living her dream at the moment that the show was airing. - Scheana: But with that being said, she wasn't watching the season, but she was keeping up on social media. And that's the thing that's hard for me because she's seen clips. And I know this does get addressed later in the reunion. - Scheana: I don't know what will air. I just remember speaking about it. But she was basing her perception off of fan clips and commentary. Like I know she even said on Watch What Happens Live that one of the things that hurt her the most was seeing the backup dancer comment I made. - Scheana: And in context that was honestly never meant to be shady. It was a cheeky comment where I'm actually like making fun of myself. I mean, I am not Beyonce, okay? It was a joke. But for her to say that really hurt her, I'm like, damn girl, like I didn't mean it in that way. - Scheana: But if you did watch the whole season and Andy asked her, did you see the conversation Scheana had with Sandoval? I felt like that conversation, I was having her back. I was advocating for her and her mental health and the things that he had done that were wrong outside of the affair. - Scheana: She never even watched that. She says that she lived the show, so she didn't need to watch it back. But there were all of the moments that she wasn't there for that I do wish she watched back because I think she would have a bigger picture of how I was being a good friend to her. - Scheana: So for her and Katie to say that they felt like I was a better friend to Sandoval this season, I definitely don't think I was a better friend to Sandoval. I don't think I was a good friend to Sandoval at all. Did I treat him like a human? Sure.
Is Summer Moon's half sister really named Winter Sky? (Timestamp: 22:51) - Scheana: No, I think someone online made that up. It's been circulating. That is not her middle name. It's not for me to say what her middle name is, but it's absolutely not Sky or anything close to that or seasonal.
Why do you think Katie spoke one way about Ariana off camera versus on camera? Do you think it was because she wanted to protect Ariana's feelings or was she worried about the backlash from the fans if she said anything critical about Ariana? (Timestamp: 24:36) - Scheana: I don't necessarily think it's either. I think it was and has been a business decision for them to remain a united front. They've made a lot of money on something about her. - Scheana: So I get, you know, not wanting to affect their business and I fully support that. I know what Lala said at the reunion, she felt that Katie was being fake by acting one way on camera and different behind the scenes. But I mean, I think Katie was probably prioritizing her brand as she was making, you know, probably more from that than from the show. - Scheana: So as a friend, I understand and respect the business decision. But you know, again, as a coworker, it's frustrating when you're not living your truth. So I get it. - Scheana: But it's like, we all show up and do the uncomfortable stuff. And when others aren't, it is frustrating. And if you do act differently on and off camera, you're probably going to get called out for it. - Scheana: So you should be prepared. If you say something on a phone call, just like Brock said something to Lala in private season nine, you know, just because it's off camera doesn't mean it's not going to get brought up on camera. So being authentic always is the only way to be on reality TV, honestly.
Don you see Lala's hypocrisy when it comes to her critique of Ariana's boundary needs, like Randall? (Timestamp: 29:34) - Scheana: I think it's different situations. Honestly, Lala and Randall weren't coworkers. If Randall had been on the show, I think it would be a different story.
How do you feel about Lala saying you were living in the comments section? (Timestamp: 29:50) - Scheana: I think it's more the concept that I let public perception get to me as I really don't spend a lot of time in the comments section. I read the first 20 to 30, as those are usually people I follow and friends, and then I'll see the next couple, but once there's a negative one, I'm like, okay, let's put this away. - Scheana: So it's like if I did fully live in the comments section, it would not be good for my mental health. And I mean, of course I care when people are mad at me. I'm a people pleaser as we know, but I'm also working on that.
Do you agree with LVP that a Lala and Schwartz coupling would be a beautiful thing? (Timestamp: 30:29) - Scheana: No.
Do you agree with Lala that Ariana got cheated on and then made it her whole personality? (Timestamp: 30:31) - Scheana: No, I don't agree with that either. If anyone has made it their personality, that would be more fitting of the other woman involved.
What do you think happened in NYC with Jax, Tom and Victoria after Watch It Happens Live? (Timestamp: 30:54) - Don't know, don't care.
Why aren't you and Sandoval talking much now? (Timestamp: 31:00) - Scheana: I mean, Sandoval and I haven't talked much in over a year since pre Sandoval, so nothing really has changed.
Tom said in a recent interview that he's not getting a redemption arc, but a re humanizing. Do you agree? (Timestamp: 31:14) - Scheana: I mean, whatever it is, I think he probably blew it. And even just watching him on Watch What Happens Live this season, it's like, yeah, you really haven't changed, buddy. - Scheana: You know, I did try to do what Scheana always does and see the tiny bit of good still left and the soul still there, but yeah, you know, whatever
If Tom told LVP that he was suicidal, why was he still filming? Did she get him help? (Timestamp: 31:47) - Scheana: That is a great question. You'll have to ask her that. From what I know, if he was feeling that way during filming, he would have to be in therapy and like talking to a psychiatrist regularly. But yeah, I don't know too much else about that.
Now that the dust has settled, do you think Tom made you look dumb? Do you regret it? (Timestamp: 32:08) - Scheana: I wouldn't give him that much power, TBH. If you think I looked dumb, it was my own doing. I don't regret any of my actions. I don't regret trying to still see some good in someone who had been a very good friend to me for many years, leading up to filming the show from the beginning. - Scheana: Tom and I were very close. We were close for the first few seasons. Season three, I felt like, was it two or three? Whenever Miami Girl and the whole that came around, I did feel like I was seeing a different side of him, the side that we all saw last year. I didn't think he was good for Ariana. - Scheana: I voiced my concerns to her mom. I stand by all of those things that I said back then, but when Ariana convinced me that he was a good person, he didn't do this and I needed to get off this or I was gonna lose her as a friend, I immediately just got over it. I made him my brand again and we built such an insanely strong bond from season two or three, whenever that was, up until Scandoval - Scheana: Although we were not speaking a ton leading up to all of this stuff, I think he knew what he was doing and that's why he started distancing himself from me. That's why Rachel started distancing herself from me because they knew they were being shady for seven months. - Scheana: So Tom and I not speaking that much right now is no different than the seven months leading up to Scandoval. But it's like also with Tom, I've had conversations with him on and off camera and I've tried to get through to him to snap him out of this downward spiral to start showing some empathy and deference towards Ariana, but it's been over a year now and he hasn't really been able to do that. - Scheana: It's like, regardless of who this man was in the past, I do have to accept the reality that that is not who he is now. It's been a hard pill for me to swallow and to watch back, but I think part of me maybe hoped that he had temporarily lost his mind and could be just shaken back to reality. - Scheana: I hoped that he could be genuinely remorseful, but I don't think he is. I felt like there were moments of it where the mask came down and I saw that Tom, and then he's just gone again. And then he says dumb shit that he tried to defend on Watch What Happens Live. - Scheana: (Does a Sandoval impression) “I was like, well, no, I was saying it was good for me. I did my job.” And it's like, no, that's not how you meant. And that right there, it's like Tom, right when you're starting to take a few steps forward, you just fully bury yourself again. I just, I don't get it, but I guess I do.
Do you see how much Sandoval manipulated you in the finale with that final scene? Can't you see through Tom's narcissism? The man has repeatedly lied to you, put you in legal peril, and he takes cheap shots at you by bringing up the Eddie thing. When are you going to wake up and realize this man doesn't care about you (Timestamp: 35:00) - Scheana: Wow, that's a loaded question. Look, a lot of things happened this last year that have changed my perspectives on various people and relationships in my life. Tom and I were friends, as I just said, for so many years, and years before VPR, and it's like viewers have only seen a small fragment of that friendship on the show. Same can be said for all of my castmates. - Scheana: Tom and I are always going to be tied together through this show and our long history, but we're never going to have a friendship like we had before. It's impossible to go back when so much has been broken. Like not just the friendship broken, but the trust shattered. - Scheana: I mean, and I haven't really necessarily seen the growth in him that would merit my energy being fully put back into rekindling a full friendship with him. So I'm not going to try and build that back up if I'm not seeing that from him.
Following you these last years on the show, listening to the podcasts and vlogs, it really felt like you would finally found your voice in this group once you had cut ties with Tom Sandoval. Now that he's back in the picture, you seem to have lost it. How can we help get that voice back? (Timestamp: 36:24) - Scheana: Look, I'm working on it. As hard as it is to watch back sometimes, one of the benefits of reality show life is the added perspective that comes with it. So in due time, I am doing my best. I really genuinely am. I'm trying.
If Rachel tried to reach out to you now, would you respond? If so, what would you say? (Timestamp: 40:22) - Scheana: Oh, I don't think I'm ever gonna hear from that girl, so I don't know what I would say, honestly.
Do you think that Rachel was groomed by Sandoval? (Timestamp: 40:30) - Scheana: I mean, that part of their dynamic was nowhere near me, so I wouldn't be able to answer that.
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Hello, im 19m, uni student.
i have always been into a hobby hunt because i want to be dependant on my own happiness and not making other people the main and only source of my happiness, i have realised this problem 3 years ago, my best friend left me and stopped hanging out with me because i was too depressed and was not really energised so i was just a bit boring and he stopped hanging out with me to hand out with other friends, i dont remember why i was depressed but i remember that after he left me i felt 100 times worse, for 6 months i was almost always alone, i only had a mutual friend and we did not talk daily, i talked to her about the situation because well she is a mutual friend and knows him, she mostly put a chunk of the blame on me, saying relationships need both sides to put effort for it to work, she was implying that i did not put effort, which was wrong but then yes i stopped putting effort because ive been putting effort for a month and never got the same effort back.
after those 6 months, i have always been feeling like shit, i was around 15 but i dont think i truly realised how dependant i was, the mutual friend eventually got us back and he apologised and stuff, it has been almost 4 years now and he is my best friend, he is changed, i hated how i got back instead of moving on but i truly think now he is an amazing friend and has been with me in hard times.
a year after we were friends again, so 3-2 years ago, he started hanging out less and less, for valid reasons, i had to spend most of my time alone, and i did not know how, my days felt too long, unbearable. then i realised the gravity of the situation, i needed to do something and i need to know how to enjoy my own solitude, which is why i have always been hard on myself on trying having hobbies. i started going to the gym and cooking which was great and i still do that. and i have tried many other things but mostly, i did not really enjoy it.
fast forward to now, in my life, my close circle, there is 2 people, my best friend still, and a girl who i have been talking to for maybe 5-6 months now, i have feelings for her, and she does for me, i have told her how i feel a few months ago and she called me, i was scared but it turned out great, she said she feels that way too and she thinks im cute and blah blah blah. Thing is, we live very far away from each other, which is why we arent really officially a "couple". Like obviously she is more than a friend but still, we text and call frequently and i always have much fun. and i really do want to take things more seriously with her but i dont think now is a good time as she is having her finals and university entrance exams and also, sometimes i think if it is a good idea because of the distance, the plan is as we discussed if we do take things to the "next level" is to wait until we both finish uni (~2 years for me. ~4 years for her).
i feel like sometimes i am too attached, i really hate it, i have been like that and i know where it got me to, i dont want to be in that place ever again, i am genuinely scared. sometimes, like today and yesterday where i have not gotten a text from her, i dont feel good and i fucking hate it, i feel very pathetic, why can i not be content with my own ? its not like she disappeared or something, maybe because i already dont feel good and this is a plus to it, because it has happened more than once, one time she said she wanted to be alone for a time and it was around a week, for the first couple of days yeah i did not feel good but then it was normal, and i also started having feelings of hate, which i obviously hated, i get attached and when they want to have alone time i cant help but feel like they are tired of me or something, i hate thinking about it too much, and i know that if i just had a life with many things to do i wont be feeling like this, again which brings us to the hobby thing, i still go to the gym and cook but i would still have a long day not knowing what to do ALONE.
one hobby that i picked up and i hold it dear to me is cycling, i started cycling a lot when i was severely depressed around 2 months ago, it was amazing honestly, it gave me an hour of peace that i needed, just me and my bicycle and i go around my ugly neighbourhood listening to the songs my girl gave to me, i still do it but not daily, it is hard to do it daily because the time to do it is very limited, i can only cycle around 5pm so its a safe uv level and the sun is not too hot (it gets around 40c here) and i cant really do it after 7pm because the sun sets and i want to see the sun, i dont like doing it in the night. another hobby i used to do while i was depressed was building legos, i built a set and spent around a week, an hour each day and it was honestly great. i still have another set but i never got myself to do it, why ? i have a jigsaw puzzle that i am supposed to finish for like 2 months now and i never finished it, i have a big empty portrait in my room that the jigsaw puzzle is supposed to be inside, everytime i look at it it reminds me of my failure lol, i can just never get myself to do it, i tried it 3 times and got bored quickly.
i just hate the feeling of not having control of my own happiness, and many things that i do i do not find enjoyment in, even playing games which is like my main hobby for a long time, i cant enjoy it much if i do it alone, only with my friend which i hate, i feel like i fucked up my life and i dont really know what to do, its funny how i am in the exact same place kinda 2 years ago, i tried many things, playing the piano, drawing, making video games, boxing, running. i just never found great enjoyment in them and it always felt like chores, not hobbies, honestly the only things that i truly find peace with while i do them and it doesnt feel like a chore is going to the gym and cycling, maybe and other small things. But i just feel like these are not enough, i still have a long day and what ? chatting and hanging out with my friend or girl friend is what really makes me the happiest in my day but i just am afraid that maybe everything would fall apart and i will be alone, i need to prepare myself, i need to be more dependant, to make the relationships healthier, to love myself more, but i just dont know how, many things are super boring, i really have problems with getting myself to do things, motivation and self control, does this maybe have to do with dopamine receptors ? i really dont know, what can i do ? i feel like i know what to do, which is focus on my life aspects like hobbies but I just dont really know how.
any comment would be appreciated, thank you all and have a great day :)

Moby has always been a mainstay in house music and electronica in general. And on May 17th, 1999, he released his fifth studio album Play to critical and commercial success, becoming a rare phenomenon in the dance world.

…..but not in the way you would expect. You see, not even Moby thought he would make an impact, and originally intended to retire after that. So what makes his success story so unique? And how did this album become the best selling electronica album of all time? Let’s take a deep dive!

A quick recap into his early career

Throughout the 80s, Moby was involved in multiple underground punk rock bands. At the tail end of the decade, he shifted his interests towards the then-burgeoning electronic music scene, moving to New York City and taking up producing, remixing and DJ-ing as a result. By 1991, his single “Go” became an instant success and propelled him into stardom. For the next few years, he scored multiple dance hits (including a remix of the James Bond theme).

It was in 1996 when he released his album Animal Rights where everything went wrong. His sudden shift to punk and metal inspired music alienated much of his fan base and proved to be a critical and commercial failure, leaving him in a bit of a disarray. By this point, much of his audience began to cast doubts as to who Moby was as an artist, and while he asserted that the stylistic change was only temporary, it didn’t stop them from leaving his side. His own touring was disastrous, and him opening for alt-rock band Soundgarden was met with boos and jeers, prompting him on leaving music altogether. But thanks to artists like Bono, Axl Rose and Terence Trent D'Arby giving positive reactions to his Animal Rights album, he decided to stay a little while longer.

Background

Play's musical direction began around the time Moby's friend, Gregor Ehrlich loaned him a 1993 box set titled "Sounds of the South: A Musical Journey from the Georgia Sea Islands to the Mississippi Delta." by Alan Lomax. In it, a wide collection of folk music recorded throughout the 20th century.
Moby began to work on Play in August 1997, but touring obligations as well as unsatisfactory mixing sessions caused multiple delays. According to Moby's manager, Eric Härle had stated their original goal was to sell 250,000 copies, which was what Everything Is Wrong (1995), Moby's biggest-selling album at the time, had sold. Moby had doubts in achieving that, and many of the labels seemed to agree. Moby lost his outlet to released Play in the US following his removal from Elektra's roster of artists, leaving UK-based Mute Records as his sole label. Looking for US records to distribute was a struggle, with major label records like Warner Bros., Sony and RCA rejecting him. Even after V2 picked up the offer, most of the journalists passed on listening to the album. By March of 1999, two months before release, Moby began contemplating on his future and felt that maybe it's best to just throw in the towel and retire.

Play debuted at number 33 on the UK Albums Chart, but fell off shortly after. In addition, the radio and network airplay the songs received was very minimal. At this point, the goal was to simply get people to listen to the music; for that to happen, Moby and his management had to get really creative. While brainstorming, the team noticed a few agencies flocking to them for permission to use the music as soundbeds. That marked the moment a huge lightbulb went off on everybody's head; there's great potential in using licensing.
Licenses weren’t exactly lucrative but it was an alternate way of exposing listeners to the music rather than just radio. Management team was very diligent in looking for licenses, nevertheless, they took painstaking care of which requests were more appropriate for certain songs. Eventually they succeeded in getting every track on the album licensed, with "7" being the last track to do so.

Singles

Play's rollout consisted of eight singles. I've listed the samples used as well as where the songs are heard. While I listed as many licenses as I could, I tried to keep it within a 5 year timeframe. Forgive me as I know I missed a few but it's tough to find older, obscure commercials.

Honey
After discovering an a cappella song from Lomax's box set, Moby wrote this song in about 10 minutes. The song had minimal radio airplay but still managed to chart in several places including the UK Singles Chart (#33) and Billboard's Dance/Electronic Singles Sales (#95). A remix was later released featuring American R&B artist, Kelis.
Licensed: Permanent Midnight (1998), The 13th Warrior (1999), Maxwell Coffee (1999), Holes (2003),
Samples: Bessie Jones - Sometimes (1960)

Run On
This was one the first Play tracks Moby made. Due to the amount of samples, putting this song together proved to be a major challenge. Sampling the original folk song "God's Gonna Cut You Down" by Bill Landford and the Landfordaires, Moby didn’t know about the song's popularity until after recording it. It’s been covered by many artists including Elvis, Bobbie Gentry and Johnny Cash.
Licensed: Renault Kangoo (199x), Harsh Realm (1999), Mercy Streets (2000), Osmosis Jones (2001),
Samples: Bill Landford and The Landfordaires - Run On For A Long Time (1949), Melvin Bliss - Synthetic Substitution (1973)

Bodyrock
Fun fact: Both of Moby's managers tried to convince him not to include the song on the album, as they thought it sounded too similar to a Fatboy Slim, but he insisted on keeping it as he liked the song for its sample.
Licensed: Dawson's Creek (1998), Rolling Rock Beer (2000), Hype (2000), FIFA 2001 (2000), Buffy The Vampire Slayer (2001), Veronica's Closet theme (2003)
Samples: Spoonie Gee and The Treacherous Three - Love Rap (1980), Gang of Four - What We All Want (1981), Afrika Bambaataa and Soulsonic Force - Looking for the Perfect Beat (1983)

Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad
Moby originally wrote this back in 1992 as a techno song. Unsatisfied with the result, he never released it. Years later, he revisited the song, reproducing it with slower and more sorrowful tone, Eric Härle encouraged him to include it on the album. Kelis also provided vocals on a remix of this track.
Licensed: The Next Best Thing (2000), Millennium Mambo (2001), Lovely Rita (2001), Black Hawk Down trailer (2001), Associaçao Desportiva de Deficientes (2004)
Samples: The Banks Brothers and The Greater Harvest Back Home Choir - He'll Roll Your Burdens Away (1966), Delegate vs. Emo-Trance - Return to Tasmania (1998)

Natural Blues
Music video features Christina Ricci (famous for her Wednesday Addams role)
Licensed: Shadow Hours (2000), Freddy Got Fingered (2001), Joan Of Arcadia (2003), Basic (2003)
Samples: Vera Hall - Trouble So Hard (1937), Coke Escovedo - I Wouldn't Change a Thing (1976), The Banks Brothers and The Greater Harvest Back Home Choir - All the Way (1966)

Porcelain
A standout of the album, it's one of the only songs on the album that Moby sings on.
Licensed: The Beach (2000), Nordstrom 'Doorway' (2000), VW Polo 'Lunchtime' (2000), Bailey's Irish Cream (200x)
Samples: Ernest Gold - Fight for Survival (1961), Electra - Destiny (The Remix)(1989)

South Side
Initially recorded with No Doubt frontwoman Gwen Stefani, production problems forced Moby to leave Stefani's vocals off the mix of the song included on the album; her vocals were later restored for the song's single release.
Licensed: I cant find any :(
Samples: The Counts - What's Up Front That Counts (1971)
Find My Baby
The final single (obviously)
Licensed: Any Given Sunday (1999), Charmed (2000), Nissan Almera II (2000), American Express 'Tiger Woods Plays Manhattan' (2000)
Samples: Boy Blue - Joe Lee's Rock (1960), Louis Bellson, Shelly Manne, Willie Bobo & Paul Humphrey - Super Mellow (1975)

As for the deep cuts (once again, I couldn’t find them all).

Rushing
Licensed: Weather Channel (2000s-2010s)
Samples: n/a

Machete
Licensed: Play It To The Bone (1999), Mission Hill 'Andy Joins The PTA.' (2002)
Samples: Tom Jones - Looking Out My Window (1968), Incredible Bongo Band - Apache (1973)

7
Licensed: unknown
Samples: n/a

Down Slow
Licensed: unknown
Samples: n/a

If Things Were Perfect
Licensed: unknown
Samples: Willie Hutch - Hospital Prelude of Love Theme (1974)

Everloving
Licensed: Requeum For a Dream trailer (2000), Thortons Chocolates ad (200x)
Samples: n/a

Inside
Licensed: Riding Giants (2004)
Samples: n/a

Guitar Flute & String
Licensed: unknown
Samples: n/a

The Sky Is Broken
Licensed: The X-Files 'All Things' (2000) (fun fact: Gillian Anderson hand-picked this song!)
Samples: Creedence Clearwater Revival - Long as I Can See the Light (1970), SMPTE Timecode - Audio Sample (1967)


My Weakness
Licensed: The X-Files 'Closure' (2000), Any Given Sunday (1999), Behind Enemy Lines (2001), The Salton Sea (2002)
Samples: Kanak - Danse Nyinewaco De Tiga (1990)

Conclusion

Play was the breakthrough album Moby needed to break into the mainstream, landing DJ gigs across the world before he even knew it. It was the first album to have all of its tracks licensed. The licensing approach was a resounding success that helped increase the album's visibility along with radio and MTV. In fact, it was so lucrative that the album was already considered a financial success before it even reached multi-platinum sales! Overall, Play's journey to being a cultural phenomenon was a slow but gradual one, with the album re-entering the top 100 charts and have many of its songs hit the charts across multiple countries. Before you knew it, the whole blues-meets-electronica was everywhere (even Adele cited this album as an influence on 25).

Using popular songs for commercial purposes is nothing new but with Play, many viewed this album as redefining the concept of "commercial". Not everybody was on board with this, many techno purists scoffed at his approach for success, seeing Moby as an ultimate sell-out, and his music being devalued as a result. Despite this, Moby remained steadfast in his decisions. Now, 25 years on, with a staggering 12 million sold worldwide, Play still remains the best selling electronica album of all time.

Questions

What was your experience with this album? Did you enjoy it?
Do you feel the push for licensing really changed the game? For better or for worse?
Do you feel this album has any cultural relevance beyond its commercial ubiquity? Why or why not?

Hi everyone. I was found non responsive after several TCs the day before last. My beautiful 6year old saved my life. She's amazing! Ambulance took me into resuscitation where i stayed NR. I eventually did wake up where I became started to act weird for 2 hours. Just the usual fighting the nurses (ex colleagues). Anyway they found nothing wrong at all! I stayed over night on a lovely nhs trolley. When i was sent home I was seriously overwhelmed by sound! All I can hear is a lot of mixed radio channels in my head. Like loads of random mixed songs just fizzing around, specifically at the back of my brain. Guys.... what's happening please? I feel like I'm going crazy. IT won't let me rest at all. I hope someone has an answer. Thank you xx

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“What?”
“You heard me. Let’s go skinny dipping. I’ve never been.”
“We cannot go skinny dipping in a public park!” Alex stood up from the swing. Betty stood up from hers as well, but ignored Alex’s pointed glare toward the sidewalk and instead took several quick steps toward the lake.
“Come on, Al! No one’s around. It’ll be fun.”
“It’ll be a bad idea, is what it’ll be. You know how close we are to where I have to be for work tomorrow? This is probably a park some of the folks there go to for lunch.”
“Not at midnight they don’t! Look around. We’re all alone.” She took another few steps toward the lake, teasing. “Come on, we just toasted to small crimes and misdemeanors. This is exactly that! No one gets hurt. It’s just a fun little secret moment.”
Alex seized on the first part of her response, ignoring the rest. “Midnight! You know how long ago I was supposed to be in bed? It’s been a long time since I was a teenager. I can’t do an all-nighter anymore. Work tomorrow is going to be a nightmare.”
“Yeah, but work is going to be a nightmare in any case at this point. Might as well have one last bit of enjoyment before you go back to the hotel and rejoin the real world, with all of its responsibilities and repercussions.”
“I can’t.”
“Suit yourself.” Instead of coming back up toward the sidewalk, Betty turned her back and walked deliberately toward the lake. A bushy shrub hid her from Alex’s view.
“Betty. I’m going back to the hotel.” He didn’t move, though.
Her voice came from behind the bush.
“You’d just leave me here at midnight, all alone?” Something thin and flimsy flipped up on top of the bush. It took Alex a second to realize that it was Betty’s dress. “And naked?”
“Betty—”
“Don’t peek, you perv! I’m getting in the water.” A series of small splashes a few seconds later suggested that she had done just that. “Whew! That’s colder than I expected. Better once you’re fully in it, though. Come join me.”
“I—I don’t think so.”
“Suit yourself.” Her voice was suddenly plaintive and vulnerable. “Don’t leave me though, okay? I’ll be out in a few minutes. I just want to enjoy this.”
“I’m not going anywhere.” He sat back down on the swings, letting his feet drag as he swayed idly back and forth. He whistled a tune quietly, until he realized it was Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al” and stopped.
He was surprised to still hear the vague echo of the song even after he stopped whistling. Betty was humming it as she drifted about in the lake. He caught glimpses of her in the moonlight, the shadows and dappled water hiding more than they revealed. She looked at peace. She looked simply, genuinely happy.
It was this mood that drew Alex from the swing and set him moving toward the lake. If she had been posing, showing off, anything like that, he would have had no trouble resisting. Everything in her behavior made it obvious that this wasn’t about him, though. She was doing this for herself.
Thrill-seeking held no appeal for Alex, but he was envious of that simple joy.
Betty looked over as he approached. She ducked slightly lower in the water.
“You coming in?”
“Yes. It’s your turn not to look!”
“I’d never dare peek into the men’s changing room! Which, for the record, is probably going to be that same bush. The cover around here is a little sparse.”
Betty sculled away and turned to give him a moment’s privacy. Alex stepped awkwardly out of his shoes, teetering as he balanced on one foot to avoid standing on the damp ground with his sock.
“You’re going to be putting wet feet into those socks when you get out anyway,” Betty called from the lake.
“Hey! No looking!”
“They’re shoes! You weren’t taking off anything relevant yet.”
He made a turn-around gesture with his finger. Betty complied.
Moving quickly, Alex unbuttoned his shirt and shucked off his pants and underwear, piling the clothes atop his shoes to keep them off of the ground. Betty was right, of course, but it still didn’t seem like a reason to make them any more damp than necessary.
Betty laughed at his slight gasp when he entered the water.
“See?” she said. “Cold, but you adjust quickly.”
She was right. After the initial shock, it was really quite pleasant.
The mud was cool in between his toes. The water cradled him gently. The stars were bright and demanding overhead. Everything was silent and peaceful.
The two floated quietly, enjoying the moment. Finally, after several minutes, Betty broke the silence.
“Do you even know the words?”
“What?”
“To ‘You Can Call Me Al.’ The chorus, obviously, but do you know any of the rest of it?”
Alex tried to bring them to mind and failed. “You know, I really don’t. There’s the part that goes ‘ba bump bump bump,’ but that’s just the horn section. Even the part right before the Betty/Al line, I only remember that it’s something about a bodyguard and a pal. Long last pal, maybe?”
“It’s funny,” Betty said. “Being so tired of hearing a song all the time, yet not actually knowing it at all.”
It felt like wisdom, though Alex wasn’t sure exactly what it meant. Maybe it was just the stars. It was easy to sound philosophical under a sky ablaze with all of the possibilities in the universe.
It was also possible that he’d had a bit more sake than he’d realized, on top of a few more beers than he’d intended, and had been up a bit longer than was reasonable. In fact, it was almost certainly that.
Still, though. It was nice to just float and watch the stars and think about what things might mean.
Eventually Betty pulled him out of his reverie. “All right. I’m in danger of falling asleep if we stay here too much longer. Shall we be on our way?”
Alex gestured toward the shore. “Ladies first.”
“You’re too kind.” She swam toward the shallows. Alex turned away as she emerged from the water. He could see houses on the far side of the lake, a few with lights still on. He wondered if anyone living in them had ever come out at night to swim in the lake. He supposed they probably hadn’t. It gave him an odd feeling, a mixture of ashamed superiority and mild sadness that they hadn’t ever experienced this.
“Okay, I’m decent. Come on out.”
Betty was disappearing around the bush as Alex waded back to shore. He shook off as much water as he could, then ended up using his shirt to towel off before getting dressed. He walked around the bush carrying his socks and shoes, returning to the swing to put them on.
“Used your shirt to towel off, huh?” said Betty, noting the large splotches of water. “Me too.”
“What, toweled off with your dress?”
“No, I used your shirt.” Betty broke into laughter. “No sense in both of us suffering!”
“Yeah, well. Thanks for nominating me to take the hit for us both.”
“I’m sure you can handle this tiny bit of unfairness in your life.”
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So, I decided to listen to Billie’s new album……
The song Skinny: I can’t understand what Billie is saying at all, which is disappointing.
The song Lunch: TOO OVERHYPED on tik tok for me to actually enjoy it. Also, it’s just the same chords in her voice, throughout the whole song, entirely. I thought we’d go into a different octave or note change, NOPE.
The song Chihiro: Again. Another song where the music is too loud, and I have no idea what Billie is saying. (And I KNOW Billie eilish has the ability to use her breathy voice to actually SAY what she’s singing. We’ve heard it before)
The song Birds Of A Feather: Literally the ONLY song so far, where I can FINALLY understand the words to Billie’s song.
The song Wildflower: Again. Another song that’s good, only because I can hear what Billie is saying, FINALLY.
The song The Greatest: I’ll have to get used to this one. It’s good, but getting into it, is slow.
The song L’amour de me vie: Wtf was that ending?? I was having a good time with the slowness of the song, and then it went into something completely different….. umm….
The song The Diner: getting a little fed up that I can’t understand half of these songs. Sorry. (Yes this is coming from someone who LOVES Billie Eilish as an artist, by the way)
The song Bittersuite: Sorry again, can’t understand a word Billie is saying. (Ya’ll, I apologize if I’m sounding rude/mean. I don’t mean to, as someone who likes Billie Eilish’s work. But like- I REALLY wanted to like this album)
The song Blue: The ONLY part that’s understandable, is that whole tik tok audio part that goes: “I try, to live in black and white, but I’m so blue.” The rest of the song? Literally can’t understand a damn thing.
(Now In conclusion, I’ll probably just listen to the songs where I CAN understand Billie. Or maybe I won’t listen, at all. Yes, I am a fan of Billie Eilish and her work. However, this album, was NOT it for me… Billie Eilish to me personally? Is one of those artists where, you gotta pick and choose what songs to listen to)

So with a new song debut in Europe I’m having flashbacks to last year when they did the same exact thing with Gila Monster which, as we all knew, was the first official step in building hype for the release of PDA later that year.
Given that a new album is confirmed, I’m willing to bet they’ll largely repeat the same basic release promotion strategy they did last year.
So… Gila was first played live March 4 at a show in Tilburg. The official release of the single/music video followed nearly two months later on May 16, just before the American residency tour. Dragon followed on June 6 and the album dropped on June 16! Exactly a month after the first single was released.
All that said, if they follow the same motion this time then I have some predictions…
Sad Pilot had its live debut just the other day so following the same timing the single should drop two months from now in late July. Another single will drop just after the beginning of the US tour, so mid August. And the album will come out at the end of August!
I’m gonna go ahead and lock in for these dates just to have fun with it:
Sad Pilot release: July 23rd 2nd Single: August 13th Album Drop: August 23rd

I posted this https://old.reddit.com/IndianGaming/comments/1c7vsq6/gigabyte_has_the_worst_support/ previously of my experience with Gigabyte Support.
TLDR: Support process sucks and their Quality check for BIOS sucks even more.
Now if you want to read the whole experience, see below:
Issue TLDR: PC crashes ~6 to ~7 out of 10 times when resuming from sleep.
I have an update to the story.
I received the card back during 1st week of May, issues were worse, sometimes I did not get any display and PC would stay black screen. Attempting to restart, display would be blank but keyboard numlock/capslock did respond.
Note that I did not have issues with 1060 which was my daily driver and 3070 I used for a day that I tested by putting it to sleep and resuming multiple times.
My seller was aware of this, shared them video of the issue and continued to argue the card was the issue. They tried to push from their side and Gigabyte did not agree, it was back and forth with them.
Upgraded to windows 11 same issues. Used ddu to update to latest nvidia driver. Same issue.
Meanwhile, I dual booted Nobara and issue was even worse. After sleep the PC display wont even turn on consistently (tried only 2 times though) and PC was laggy as hell.
Apparently, Gigabyte wanted them to test and showcase the issue and so I sent the card to my seller. They were no able to replicate (not sure what build they were using as they said similar)
I got my PC on Feb 27th or so and the card was experiencing issues within a few days (I reported issues to MS forums on 6th March after I was unable to fix it for 4 to 5 days). So either I was having issues or running my build without the card for 2 and a half months.
I finally gave up and fought with my seller to give the card back so I can sell it online. They gave me the card back.
As my whole build was Gigabyte I took my PC to the collection center with the card installed and told them to fix the issue or replace whatever part they see as the issue.
Issue was reproducible. And I was told, that even if the guy at Bangalore sends the GPU for replacement same process (test and Chennai) will be followed and replacement will be rejected if they cannot simulate in their setup. WOW!
I called a Gigabyte employee who had discussed this with me before and he instructed that it could be PSU or MB causing this and they began testing.
I asked them to put a spare 40 Series card they had to test. The issue was reproducible with another 4070 (not 4070 Super).
Finally realized that this could be an incompatibility issue(10 series or 30 series did not have issues) and tried the oldest firmware that Gigabyte had for the MB B650M DS3H rev1.3 and the issue was no longer reproducible.
I have the card with me for almost a week now and I dont have issues. Feels damn Good!
Hopefully no other soul has to go through the same after buying a product with hard earned money. Apparently the card is rated for around 100 reseats, not sure how many this card went through in 3 months.
Gigabyte Support if you just listened and ran the same build (with rev1.3 MB and firmware you would have seen the issue). When you try reproducing the problem to confirm or deny, use the whole damn build as you neglect any tshoot a customer does.
This was a pure miss on the Gigabyte BIOS QA part which led to me having such a frustrating / nightmare experience. Good thing is I found about their Support process through this. I dont think I will build another PC with any Gigabyte part.

Bio from The Festival Voice

Artist Biography by Daniel Karasek
Post Malone, aka Austin Post, is a diamond-certified hitmaker of both rap and mainstream pop. He was raised in Dallas and wanted to join a band as a kid thanks to the video game Guitar Hero. However, he changed his mind and wanted to become an MC after his dad gave him a copy of Terror Squad’s “Lean Back.” Post Malone hung out with the Dallas crew IRAS until he relocated to Los Angeles. He put some braids in his hair and dropped the track “White Iverson” in 2015 which got a million views within a month. He signed with Republic later that year. In 2016, he released his debut album Stoney which featured artists including Justin Bieber, Quavo, and Kehlani. The album peaked at number four on the Billboard 200 and would later go multi-platinum. Following this album, Post Malone released two chart-topping singles “Rockstar” with 21 Savage and “Psycho” with Ty Dolla $ign. Combined, these singles went 13-times platinum and became part of his second album Beerbongs & Bentleys which discussed Post Malone’s rise to fame and the trappings that came with it. The album was nominated for Album of the Year at the 2019 Grammy Awards. Before his next album, Post Malone did the pop single “Sunflower” for the Spider Man: Into the Spider-Verse soundtrack which became over 50-times platinum certified worldwide. His next hit “Wow” came later in 2019 helping put Post Malone in the Hot 100’s. The single was part of his third album Hollywood’s Bleeding which featured Da Baby, Future, Halsey, Meek Mill, Lil Baby, SZA, Travis Scott, and even the legendary Ozzy Osbourne. The album topped the Billboard 200 for five non-consecutive weeks. In 2020, Post Malone did a cover of Hootie & the Blowfish’s “Only Wanna Be with You” for the Pokemon 25 album. The next year he released his fourth album Twelve Carat Toothache which featured Doja Cat, the Kid Laroi, Roddy Ricch, the Weeknd, and Fleet Foxes’ Robin Pecknold. In 2023, Post Malone released a hits collected called The Diamond Collection which was followed by his latest album release AUSTIN the same year.

 
Genre: Hip Hop, Country, Pop, R&B
Scheduled: Friday
Songs & Sets:
Post Malone - "Wow." (Official Music Video)
Post Malone - Congratulations ft. Quavo
Post Malone: Tiny Desk Concert
Post Malone - Circles
Have you seen Post Malone before? Please share your experience and favorite songs.
 

Days Until Bonnaroo: 27

Remember to drink water and warm up those high fives!
 
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so.. This song has been by my side for a good time now, and I knew it would have to mean even more to me some day.. My mom has been sick for months now and was very tired. so in the last weeks I worked on this attempt to do that, it kept my brain busy and my spirit, somewhat, up..
It's obviously not perfect but well.. I don't think that was the point.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-InKZXruxJQ
Rest well now, C.
I hope you're doing ok, and if you're going through loss, I'm right there with you, we'll make it through.

Out of the Cradle is the closing number of the seventeenth studio album Vapor Trails (2002). How do you rate this tune? The options go from skippable (You can almost see the circuits blowing) to outstanding (The treasure of a life).
Writing credits: Music: Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, Lyrics: Neil Peart
Retrospective band member quote: "Travel has always been known as a soothing balm and even motion...from the time we're little babies we want to be rocked and if a baby's crying you can take it for a drive in the car and it calms down. That's the way I described it to myself at that time - that I was so stirred and so my little baby soul would only be soothed by motion." -Neil in the documentary film Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage (2010)
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This song was never performed live. The lyrics were partially inspired by the poem 'Leaves of Grass' by Walt Whitman (1900).
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