Imaginos remakes and outtakes

[Stephen Swann]

Carl E. Anderson writes:
>
>         Exactly.  The tone, the vocal phrasing here turns a wholly
> mundane phrase ("My boat left new Orleans in 1829") into a match for
> the instrumental intensity behind it.
>         And it works great until you get a group of cynical (and easily
> amused ;) rock fans picking apart.  Then you'll find us sitting around
> and parodying it with other equally mundane attempts and lines:
>         "My boat left New Orleans ... IN EIGHTEEN-TWENTY NINE!"
>         "My overstuffed chair ... IS VERY COMFORTABLE!"
>         "At breakfast this morning ... I HAD TOAST AND JAM!"
>         "People there were killed ... BY THEIR VICHY-SOISSE!"
>
>         (Sorry about that last one ... couldn't resist ;)

Carl, have you been listening to Lawnmower Deth?  :-)

Steve
Did you spill my pint?