1. |
The Beginning
04:15
|
|||
2. |
The Sighting
04:06
|
|||
|
BULLY:
You ain't never gonna be nobody,
Even if you buy the rule
And sure as shit your momma needs you, buddy
So go on...
School will never be the thing for you
Them kids are gonna run over you, Miles
I'll let em know before we let it loose
Unless you leave it for another time!
I'll introduce your face to the ground
BULLY: You with the hair
Won't you give us your name?
HENCHMEN: Get it on his back, crack, that’ll do yeah
BULLY: We'll leave in a minute if you give us your change
HENCHMEN: Reeling it back, crack, follow-thru
BULLY: Know I been spending all your filthy money
Your momma even left the change
And I still got it if you want to listen
Cause I'm your daddy now to stay
I'll introduce your face to the ground
BULLY: You with the hair
Won't you give us your name?
HENCHMEN: Get it on his back, crack, that’ll do yeah
BULLY: We'll leave in a minute if you give us your change
HENCHMEN: Reeling it back, crack, follow-thru
HENCHMEN: Turn around
Turn your face right down
Here we go now,
BULLY: Said the boy with a giggle.
HENCHMEN: Give it here
Let him bleed from the ear
Smack em on down
BULLY: Mean little girls...
HENCHMEN: Here we are
Seen my face from afar?
Breaking you down and
Slappin you silly
Get it right,
I always win when we fight
Showing you how
But getting you ready
BULLY:
And feel like they done no wrong
Like our man Miles will when he get grown
Still I feel now,
Here we have a moment things change
Power make a boy see flame
|
||||
3. |
The Logic
02:13
|
|||
|
KID DYSON:
I'm feelin queasy
Till the season's gonna break it off
I ain't got reasons for the meanings
Of the Beatles songs
(Don't even understand
The reasons for the World Wars)
And I’ll make it easy by the numbers on a chalkboard
Mmm, hmm
Stone cold logic of Ruby on Rails
Mmm, hmm
You leave me out of your plans for the weekend
Baby don't stare
Got the blood of a craven in a tall black man
Don't even wanna know
And I really don't care
I bet it's easy to become another cyborg
Got people dressing like they fillin out a catalogue
(They got the power, movin' easy
Through a crowded hall)
It ain't for me but I could see it being local law
Mmm, hmm
Stone cold logic of a man not scared
Mmm, hmm
You leave me out of your plans for the weekend
Baby don't stare
Got the blood of a craven in a tall black man
Don't even wanna know
And I really don't care
|
||||
4. |
The Imperative
06:52
|
|||
|
THE MACHINE:
The year is 1982 when Miles graduates from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 3rd in his class and specializing in advanced cybernetics, Miles is the toast of the town. Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, Raytheon, and the U.S. Government itself line up to recruit the young man. Preferring instead to relocate back to the West Coast, Miles settles on a little known company and begins to crawl his way up the corporate ladder.
You see, every end has a beginning… and this is the beginning of the end.
It was struggling to find its place among the giants of the industry: Continuing to find dead ends in product development while others pioneered anti-satellite systems and personal computers. In a seemingly endless age of discovery, Miles was eagerly awaiting his chance to make his name known.
But sometimes it is pure fate that determines the course of man.
[fractured transmission]
With two kids and a beautiful wife, Miles finds himself in contention for Father of the Year. During which time, he becomes the Director of Special Projects and begins work on a revolutionary microprocessor… one that is superconducting at room temperatures and makes other computers look like a pocket calculator.
You see, Miles subscribes to the Technological Imperative, that is, what can be discovered will and should be discovered. What the Imperative doesn’t tell you is that the machines are ultimately the manifestation of a man’s obsession… and that a paper clip will save the world
|
||||
5. |
The Individual
04:23
|
|||
|
JOHN:
Freeze at the moment you find out what you done,
You give it back
It will wield itself right back unto you
And you're not apprised how we live in this world
Or where we'd be without you
Dyson
Time to rise up
And travel through the past to you
Ohh, I'm feeling bad
But I'm ready to move
And I'll satisfy the future
DYSON: “Will I be dead?"
JOHN: We'll all be dead!
Dead as the Sea
They got my picture and it's out on the streets
DYSON: “He gonna break us…”
JOHN: He gonna break us!
He's a machine!!!
Unless you start to believe…
|
||||
6. |
The Demise
04:49
|
|||
7. |
The Afterlife
03:44
|
|||
8. |
The Wrong Movie
04:05
|
|||
Project Blue Book Boston, Massachusetts
Hailing from the United States of America, Project Blue Book was conceived in 2007 in Boston, MA and now tours across America with band members from all corners of the planet Earth. Playing a uniquely diverse brand of psychedelic jam funk, the band has just released its debut full-length album, “Cheetah Speed,” produced by the incomparable Alan Evans, of Soulive. ... more
If you like Project Blue Book, you may also like:
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 28, 2020
go to album
featured on Bandcamp Radio May 5, 2015
go to album
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 20, 2013
go to album
The Mystery of Mordy Laye
by Mordy Laye and the Group Modular
featured on Bandcamp Radio Dec 31, 2013
go to album
Reset Life
by バーチャルボーイＡ ｔ ｓ ｕ
Weird, warped, retrofuturist music from the Adhesive Sound label; dance music for interplanetary space stations.
go to album
Single Collection Vol.16
by Various Artists
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 31, 2023
go to album
Joined by musicians from all over the world, the Danish ensemble bridge the gaps between Afrobeat, jazz, soul, and funk.
go to album
