"Chickens" Only in Tennessee (or Texas) . . .

meveridge · Post by **meveridge** » Fri Nov 28, 2008 2:02 am

A tragic story of a speeding motorist and a chicken truck . . . beware contains "foul" language . . .

http://www.mikenet.us/chickens2.mp3

a little remix:
http://www.mikenet.us/chickens3.mp3

. . . and the final version:
http://www.mikenet.us/chickens4.mp3

Cheers all and a Happy Thanksgiving . . .

Mike /..

simeon psimian · Post by **simeon psimian** » Tue Dec 09, 2008 9:33 am

really excellent, meveridge, passionate atmospheric & psychedelic

(btw, someone once played me a series of rock & blue records demonstrating irrefutably that all rock music is ultimately derived from chicken impressions; & i daresay something similar could be shown with dance forms)

meveridge · Post by **meveridge** » Wed Dec 10, 2008 1:56 am

This is a sequence of chicken scratch to prove your point. The more involved I got with "Chickens", the "rockier" and stranger it got . . .

http://www.mikenet.us/chickens5.mp3

I think I'll work on something a little more creative next time . . .

Cheers,

Mike /..

simeon psimian · Post by **simeon psimian** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 10:09 pm

quote:"don't put down the chicken song, it has great beauty, all the more so for it's juxtaposition of the absurd & the mundane with atmosphere & passion"

version 5 is an amusing angle, but 4 is the one with real power

simeon psimian · Post by **simeon psimian** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 10:13 pm

quote:"don't put down the chicken song, it has great beauty, all the more so for it's juxtaposition of the absurd & the mundane with atmosphere & passion"

version 5 is an amusing angle, but 4 is the one with real power