Sunday, September 07, 2008

IMHO

Ive predicted a McCain victory since January, but, after that stupid, ludicrous, pathetic, and potentially tragic "circus" of the Republicans, its hard not to mentally vomit. How can the American people fall for such abject hypocrisy, hatred, and sickness? To me, the answer may be in the continually, for 30 years now, ass kissing moronic subservience of the media to all "shiny new objects". Thats always run journalism, from Hearst to TIME to FOX to TIMES to US to OK!
And, the only possible thing that explains anything, is that almost obsession with "the shiny new object".
I mean, watching Palin's horrendous first appearance & then that atrocious convention speech, judging whether she could be president is so retarded that its absurdly legitimizing it just to raise it.
Forget it. How could more not point out the obvious-- she was Nancy Allen in CARRIE, the scheming vicious prom queen BITCH heightened to a Wagnerian pitch!!! How could at least HALF the "commentators" not mention the obvious supreme smug BITCHERY???!!!
It oozed from EVERY PORE!!!!!!!!!! And the stupidity of writers wondering if she'd have enuf time to love her 5 kids! Forget that. YOU COULD ARGUE IT WAS PURE CHILD ABUSE parading those kids as the newest Bright shiny Things. The little girl looked terrified to the point of being autistic, as she "retreated" during the speech into a "cone of absence", stroking her new brother, glowing with the pure glazed SHOCK of a damaged repelled doll. HOW COULD SHE FUCKIN DARE TO ABUSE A NEW BABY, WITH DOWNS SYNDROME, AND ABUSE HIM WITH SELFISH SELF PROMOTION!?
Or the HS boy whos having the other daughter's baby? Speaking in FACEBOOK: "I never want to have kids". But with no birth control or sex ed, what do u fucking expect, SARAH???????!

And then the sadly DODDERING McCain! His 96 year old mother looked like she could take his sorry ass down in a heartbeat!!!!!!

I cant believe the American people would fall for it. But, ironically, even the most rabid Democrat has to admit that a sizable part of Obama is that same SHINY NEW OBJECT, SNO.
Somehow I think its totally connected to the rise of reality TV. Where stars are born in two hours!

Im still voting for Bob Barr, though I hope with every breath that Obama wins! But HES SO FUCKING WEAK!!! Even as late as THURSDAY, on BILL O'REILLY, he was "thougtfully snoozeworthily cerebral" as he PRAISED THE FUCKIN SURGE ("more powerfully effective than anyone imagined ever".) HE SHOULD SLASH UP BUSH, McCAIN, CHENEY, GITMO, THE DESTRUCTION OF THE JUDICIAL BRANCH,
THE FUCKIN FAISA, THE JOKE OF PATHETIC ETHANOL. But hes busy "raising taxes" not just on the rich, but on capital gains, actually DOUBLING IT, with 100 million owning stocks.

Yep, cynicism is just another word for reality.

We are all in the gutter, but some of has our eyes on the SNO.

Goddammit.

Jim

Friday, October 26, 2007

P.S. 1200PM

BTW, I should add that the line re "the tombstones waiting for the names" was a result of me reading Rockman. Someone quoted it some point and I assumed it was mine."It's so ME" I actually thought, LMFAO. I was about 95% certain, but if it wasnt mine, I apologize, & if it was, where did I write it & what for? Thnx. (Hmmm, someday they'll be GOOGLEMEMORY, where u can look up all the memories u ever had, even those you "deleted" or werent aware of which leads to iREMEMBER from APPLE and GOOGLEID.
=;-)

LANDMARK BLOG

Hi! I swore Id never do this but here it is!! I wrote these lyrics off the top of my head, stream of consciousness style. SO its not even first draft! But I thought it'd be interesting to get your responses. JUST THE LYRICS! Dont even imagine the music, unless you want to. But its not written yet, except I used my previously published PARADISE LOST chorus s it "seemed just right" at that moment. That does have a melody, a gr8 one, but that could all change as I develop this. This is a song for Hook in BOOH, "THE DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND". Read it & if u want, please write SPECIFIC detailed observations....each & every line if u wish......I hope you like it.

THE DEVIL’S PLAYGROUND


I will decorate this city
With Ribbons Of Blood
I will find the endless tears
Soon to be a flood
I will conjure up the magic
Far beyond your sight
I’ll illuminate this city
With the ascension of the light

Eternal terrors hold us down
Keep us plodding in the mud
I WILL DECORATE THIS CITY
IN RIBBONS OF BLOOD.

Broken hearts
Are the Devil’s Playground
Shattered dreams
Disillusioned youth
And all of man
Is the Devil’s Playground
Shameless lies
And Shameful truth

We’ll all succumb!
And some time when
The Dark exults and moons arise
In the blink of an eye
The Devil’s Playground
Is Born Again!
The Devil’s Playground
Is Alive Again!
So Come On Down
To the Devil’s Playground!
Come On Down
Before It Disappears
In the blink of an eye
You see the Devil’s playground
Now it all seems dead
But it used to be here…Once!
(Once it was here)
Once!
Before it disappeared!

Once!
‘Once’ always disappears


Trembling hands
Are the Devil’s Playground
Empty plans
And hollow hopes
ETERNAL TERRORS HOLD US DOWN
AND WE’LL ALL BE DROWNING IN THE MUD!
I will decorate this city
With ribbons of blood………………


In the blink of an eye
All is lost
The storms they rumble
And the winds are tossed
In the blink of an eye
You’re a sad old man
Trying to remember
Whatever you can
In the blink of an eye
Death will clutch you
No respect
For fortune or Fame
In the blink of an eye
It all awaits you
Thousand of tombstones
Waiting for the names
Just waiting for the names

In the blink of an eye……………
In the blink of an eye……………
In the blink of an -------
I
I
I
I WILL DECORATE THIS CITY
WITH RIBBONS OF BLOOD!

(soft)

No matter
How tragic the loss
No matter
How heavy the cost
To this very day
I can stand tall and say:
I fought for Paradise
But Paradise lost
I fought for Paradise
And Paradise lost.
It wasn’t your fault or mine
Wasn’t this it wasn’t that
But Paradise lost
In the final at bat
Paradise lost
In the last at bat.

(DARK.)

Crucial Info Hidden Mostly By Media; Info About "MY" candidate;

Frank Rich: War suicides give us 'window' into culture of corruption New York Times columnist Frank Rich called in to MSNBC's Morning Joe program to discuss how the recent suicide of US Air Force official Charles Riechers -- just two weeks after a Washington Post piece exposed his acceptance of a phantom job with a defense contractor -- is part of "long hangover of shame" that will continue as an intangible cost of the war in Iraq.
Rich's Sunday column in the Times described Riechers' suicide as a "window into the culture" of corruption scandals within the Iraq war.
"You know, it's sad, it's tragic because as I wrote about it in the piece, there have now been several suicides of, you know, people in the military who I think earnestly and patriotically want to serve their country, but got caught up in all this money," Rich told host Joe Scarborough. "I mean, we know that for instance, there was $9 billion, almost all of it in American cash... that was given to the provisional occupation authority under [Director L. Paul] Bremer that just disappeared. Like something out of a gangster movie."
Rich went on to say that those who had focused exclusively on connections between Vice President Dick Cheney and the Halliburton company, which Cheney previously ran, had "neglected to realize there are many, many more contractors there and everyone sort of, a lot of people are sort of stealing everything that's not nailed down."

http://rawstory.com/news/2007/Frank_Rich_speaks_on_long_hangover_1022.html

the op-ed: Suicide Is Not Painless
IT was one of those stories lost in the newspapers inside pages. Last week a man youve never heard of Charles D. Riechers, 47, the second-highest-ranking procurement officer in the United States Air Force killed himself by running his cars engine in his suburban Virginia garage.

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/21/opinion/21rich.html?_r=1&hp&oref=slogin

Congressman: Blackwater evaded federal income taxes The congressman leading an investigation into Blackwater said Monday that the embattled security company may have evaded tens of millions of dollars in federal taxes and was seeking to hide its tax practices.
Rep. Henry Waxman, a California Democrat, said that Blackwater has avoided paying Social Security, Medicare and unemployment taxes by treating its armed guards as independent contractors and not employees.
The other two large private security companies in Iraq, DynCorp and Triple Canopy, classify their guards as employees and pay the federal taxes that Blackwater has not, Waxman said.

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/homepage/story/20754.html

Published on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 by The Monterey County Herald (California)
Kucinich Pushes Bush Impeachment
by Julia Reynolds
Congressman Dennis Kucinich, weary from a dozen campaign stops in a week, sat in a small room at the Monterey fairgrounds on Sunday, but he had a look in his eyes that said he knew he wouldn’t sit for long.
Still, his expression seemed to lighten as he recalled his comedic success last week as a guest on The Colbert Report, the farcical news show on “Comedy Central.”
“The secret of it,” he said, pausing for effect, “Don’t try to be funny.”
Only then did he let out a laugh.
The presidential hopeful was energized by a straw poll taken Sunday in San Mateo County, where he came in second after John Edwards as the favored Democratic candidate.
“That shows that I am electable,” he said. “That was very powerful, a sign of rising support because of the stand I take for peace - including standing up against war with Iran.”
He seized the moment to come out with perhaps his strongest stance to date toward impeaching President George W. Bush.
“I’m going to talk to members of Congress this week and tell them taking impeachment off the table is a big mistake,” he said.
Kucinich was moved to take action, he said, in part because of Bush’s recent suggestion to reporters that a world war with Iran might be imminent, leading Kucinich to wonder “whether he’s playing with Armageddon or he’s not well.”
“The world can’t countenance the president of the United States raising the specter of World War III,” he said. “A president must be temperate with his words.”
Kucinich was in town to introduce the political rock-reggae-hip hop of Michael Franti and Spearhead on Sunday night at the Monterey Music Summit.
“I’m here to be with my friend Michael Franti. He’s one of the most exciting performers,” he said. “He’s thoughtful, he’s deep and he’s a humanitarian.”
Kucinich, who announced his plans to run once more for president last December, has said he favors immediate U.S. troop withdrawal from Iraq, opting for a multi-national stabilization force to maintain order.
He was also in California pushing for single-payer health-care coverage.
“All other candidates want to keep our for-profit health care system,” he said, while he is pushing his congressional bill HR 676, which would expand the Medicare program to cover all virtually Americans.
“These are very powerful issues for Californians,” he said.
Kucinich said he was surprised by the popularity he’s gained after his debut on “Comedy Central.”
Hollywood actors have telephoned, he said, and videos of his performance are circulating all over the Internet.
“When people saw Colbert, they really responded,” he said, “They like to think their president has a sense of perspective.”
He said the appearance came off pretty well, considering that members of Congress have been warned not to appear on the show, where they’re likely to face skewering by host Stephen Colbert’s acid tongue.
Kucinich said it was his chaotic life that gave him a sense of humor.
“I moved around a lot, been through political ups and downs,” he said. “I don’t take myself seriously, but I take the issues very seriously.”
Other candidates, he said, could stand to lighten up a little. Well, he didn’t exactly say it that way.
“I hear one of the candidates announced they’re going to be funny,” he said in the deadpan style that seemed to win him fans on “Comedy Central.”
On that show, Kucinich pulled off a now near-famous routine about what he carries in his pockets, because he had previously showed off his pocket copy of the U.S. Constitution on national television.
Most of the shtick was built around the fact that he reportedly also carries tea bags in his pockets.
“I usually do have a tea bag,” he said, fishing through wads of business cards and few crumpled dollar bills before finally producing a bag of green tea. It was “Choice Organic Tea,” according to the label.
He had already flashed his copy of the Constitution at the fairgrounds, and had pointed to the autograph of elder statesman Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., on the first page.
“Don’t leave home without it,” he said, sliding it into a breast pocket.
Despite tireless campaigning that now includes his wife, Elizabeth, and her mother, Julia Massey, who came out from the London area to traipse 10 days through the U.S. Southwest, in polls Kucinich has trailed well behind candidates whose campaign chests are packed much fuller.
Though he also trailed in the 2004 primaries, his numbers in online polls kept showing promise and he continued to campaign right up to the Democratic National Convention, saying he still wanted to influence the party’s agenda.
In fact, he was the very last candidate to call it quits before John Kerry got the nomination. Which may say a thing or two about his tenacity, if nothing else.
He gave every indication he’ll show similar determination in Campaign 2008.
“I’m in this absolutely,” he said. “This tide keeps building. It’s not about me. What I stand for resonates in peoples hearts.”
With that, he braced for another interview before heading off to take the stage.
Julia Reynolds can be reached at 648-1187 or jreynolds@montereyherald.com.


Published on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 by CommonDreams.org
The Imperial Presidency
by Ralph Nader
Mired in the disastrous Iraq quagmire, opposed by a majority of Americans, George W. Bush has reached new depths of reckless, belligerent bellowing. At a recent news conference, he volunteered that he told our allies that if they’re “interested in avoiding World War III,” Iran must be prevented from both developing a nuclear weapon or having “the knowledge necessary to make a nuclear weapon.”
To what level of political insanity has this Washington Caesar descended? Only two countries can start World War III-Russia and the United States. Is Bush saying that if Russia, presently opposed to military action against Iran, persists with its position, Bush may risk World War III? If not, why is this law-breaking warmonger, looking for another war for American GIs to fight, while his military-age daughters bask in the celebrity lime light?
Why is he using such catastrophic language?
Surely he does not think Iran could start World War III. His own intelligence agencies say that, even assuming that the international inspectors are wrong and Iran is moving toward developing the “knowledge” of such weapons, it can’t build its first such weapon before 3 to 5 years at the earliest.
Why would a regime ruling an impoverished country risk suicide, surrounded as it is by countries armed to the nuclear teeth, such as Israel and the United States? This nation of nearly 80 million people hardly needs to be reminded that the U.S. overthrew its popular premier in 1953, installing for the next 27 years the brutal regime of the Shah.
They recall that President Reagan and his Vice President, George Herbert Walker Bush urged, funded and equipped Saddam Hussein in his invasion of Iran-a nation that has not invaded any country in over 250 years-which took around 700,000 Iranian lives.
Moreover, the undeniable historical record shows that U.S. companies received licenses from the Department of Commerce, under Reagan, to ship Saddam the raw materials necessary to make chemical and biological weapons. Saddam used such lethal chemical weapons, with the tolerance of Reagan and Rumsfeld, on Iranians to devastating effect in terms of lives lost.
Then George W. Bush labels Iran a member of the “axis of evil” along with Iraq, ignoring a serious proposal by Iran in 2003 for negotiations, and shows what his language means by invading Iraq.
The authoritarian Iranian government is frightened enough to hurl some defiant rhetoric back at Washington and widen its perimeter defense. Seymour Hersh, the topflight investigative reporter for the New Yorker magazine has written numerous articles on how the crowding of Iran, including infiltrating its interior, has become an obsession of the messianic militarist in the White House.
The Pentagon is more cautious, worrying about our already drained Army and the absence of any military strategy and readiness for many consequences that would follow Bush’s “bombs away” mentality.
Then there is the matter of the Democrats in Congress. After their costly fumble on Iraq, the opposition Party should make it very constitutionally clear, as recommended by former New York Governor, Mario Cuomo in a recent op-ed, that there can be no funded attacks on any country without a Congressional declaration of war, as explicitly required by the framers of our Constitution.
But the Democrats are too busy surrendering to other Bush demands, whether unconstitutional, above the law or just plain marinated in corporate greed. Some of this obeisance was all too clear in the Democrats questioning of Bush’s nominee for Attorney General, Michael B. Mukasey.
After the two days of hearings, no Democrat has yet announced a vote against Mukasey, even after he evaded questions on torture and argued for the inherent power of the President to act contrary to the laws of the land if he unilaterally believes he has the inherent constitutional authority to do so.
This position aligns Mukasey with the imperial views of Bush, Cheney, Ashcroft and Gonzales on the “unitary Executive.” In short, reminiscent of the divine right of Kings, the forthcoming Attorney General believes Bush can say that ‘he is the law’ regardless of Congress and the judiciary.
After two recent lead editorials demonstrating its specific exasperation over the Democrats’ kowtowing to the White House, the New York Times added a third on October 20, 2007 titled “With Democrats Like These…” The editorial recounted the ways Democrats, especially in the Senate, have caved on critical constitutional and statutory safeguards regarding the Bush-Cheney policies and practices of spying on Americans without judicial approval and accountability.
Accusing the Democrats of “the politics of fear,” the Times concluded: “It was bad enough having a one-party government when the Republicans controlled the White House and both houses of Congress. But the Democrats took over, and still the one-party system continues.”
There is more grist coming for the Times’ editorial mill. Last week, the first African-American chair of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee, Charles Rangel (D-NY), declared that Treasury Secretary, Henry Paulson, Jr., fresh from Wall Street, had persuaded him, during a decade of increasing record profits, to lower the porous corporate income tax rate from 35% to 25%.
“We can live with that,” Chairman Rangel declared.
Would the working families in his District, who would be paying a higher tax rate on their modest income, agree?
Ralph Nader is a consumer advocate, lawyer, and author. His most recent book is The Seventeen Traditions. These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages.

PLEASE SEE BUG

Dear all: May I passionately urge you to see BUG, directed by William Friedkin, and from FRENCH CONNECTION and THE EXORCIST on, he declares this to be "my most disturbing and profound" film. I certainly agree, and, going further, it is the finest American film in maybe a decade, features a performance "for the ages" by Ashley Judd, which ranks with the best Meryl Streep has EVER done, as well as Helen Mirren or Vanessa Redgrave, a performance of truly operatic power. I was amazed that aside from his few films, Friedkin has only directed opera! BUG is on the level of Tristan and Isolde in terms of its love story and towering depths. It is also a terrifying film based on a play by Tracy Letts, who did the screenplay. May be the first great modern "horror play", which I have always loved the idea of doing. Maybe the best filming of a play since Altman.
Forget everything and just see BUG and prepare to be astonished. I was.
Jim

Wednesday, September 05, 2007

PPS

Re Politics: The ONLY candidate I can support is Kucinich! Clinton & Obama are both mediocre hypes, and ALL the GOP's SUCK SOOOOOOOO MUCH!!! Asa New Yorker, never forget what a shit hole sick sleazy selfish bastard GUILIANI IS!!!!

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

June 12, 07...225PM...A few thoughts

First, I must state that I have NEVER EVER met or spoken to Susan. I dont know her from Eve! I never wrote Rocky Horror, Im not Richard O'Brien, I never spoke to her about her illness, etc. etc. etc.

I do read HORROR MOVIE A DAY, Brian, & really really like it! (I just wish in writing bout TANZ DER VAMPYR, you had mentioned TANZ & not only DOTV, which you guys know I hated & was disgusted by, & was FIRED by my manager, acting as producer!)

Just a quick note here then.

Saturday, May 05, 2007

MAY 5, 07 338PM

Just a quick note: I am TOTALLY consumed by and working ALL THE TIME on BOOH, the "music cycle". Im hoping it will be great! Might be an opening in London, or maybe Dublin. THAT is all Im doing now. Thanks.

Wednesday, February 21, 2007

February 21, 06 1011AM

And is it true that one cup of Jim Steinman mixed with 8 oz. of warm mayonnaise can give anyone of Turkish descent the power to neuter a walrus from across a room just by yodeling at it?

I saw this question posed on the board. Its about time someone mentioned it!! To be accurate, I HIRE people to do my yodeling and walrus neutering! (THE NEUTER-RING OF THE NIBELUNG), THE LORD OF THE NEUTER RINGS, NEUTER COCK
RINGS 1/2 PRICE! ACT NOW! But IF I do it myself, I only mix with 6 ounces of warm MIRACLE WHIP! And one cup CAN give anyone of Turkish descent or ascent or ANY scent at all, including Eaux de Walrus Neuter.

Period.

Friday, January 26, 2007

Friday 1/26/07 855PM

Hey! My mind is totally NUMB after reviewing the thread, started by Vin, concerning GRAMMAR!! (Vin, after writing a great evocation of PIG & how it hit you, WTF??! LOL, I know its bullshit but please folks: YOU DONT LOOK AT LYRICS AS ANYHING BUT DIALOGUE!! THESE ARE CHARACTERS singing, not essays!! Christ!
Its so obvous it's ridiculous! Aint nothing but a HOUNDOG?? And on and on. If ure writing, two main rules to me re songwriting: WRITE LYRICS FIRST and WRITE IN THE VOICE AND TONE OF A CHARACTER, VERY SPECIFIC! Or maybe iconic! BUT song speaks as the person speaks! Had to get that out of my system!

Re Horror, thnx, but in front of me are DVDs Im waiting to see, but Ive been so busy writing!: H6; THE WOODS; DEAD MAN'S SHOES; EDMOND; CALVAIRE; HILLS HAVE EYES; EXTREMES 11 (ASIAN); NIGHT WATCH; CACHE; SILENT HILL; THE DESCENT; SEVERANCE; SAW3; THE COVENANT; THE ROOST; TEXAS CHAINSAW: THE BEGINNING.

I liked Dog Solders a year ago. H6 is the Spanish "HOSTEL"; CALVAIRE looks gr8; as does CACHE and SEVERANCE.
I loved BOTH SAW1 &2.Dead Man's Shoes looks best of all.

But thanks for your ideas. I get them ALL from AMAZON US & UK & GERMANY. Looking for PERFUME now. Have ordered HISTORY BOYS; NOTES ON A SCANDAL; PAN'S LABYRINTH; HAVE CHILDREN OF MEN. From UK, not available here yet.
So far, BLACK DAHLIA is a mess, tho I love DePalma! And I highly recommend UK TV series on DVD: SPOOKS1-4;
NEW TRICKS; & JOHNATHAN CREEK.

I tend to agree with Aint It Cool News that best film of year is three way tie of BABEL, PAN'S, & CHILDREN.

Finally, Im proud that besides the mention by MANKIND & Jim Cornette, Im mentioned in a Pentagon briefing:



http://www.defenselink.mil/Transcripts/Transcript.aspx?TranscriptID=3875

(Note: Colonel Galloucis appears via digital video imagery distribution system from Iraq.)

BRYAN WHITMAN (deputy assistant secretary of Defense for Public Affairs): Good morning, and welcome. I think many of you will recognize the individual that's on our screen this morning. This is Colonel Mike Galloucis, who's had several tours in the Pentagon and had a, at times, close working relationship with the press corps here also.

But Colonel Galloucis is now the commander of the 89th Military Police Brigade in Iraq, and he's speaking to us today from Baghdad. And as is our normal format, he'll open it up, give you an overview of what his unit's been doing, and then we'll get into some questions.

So, Mike, welcome back to the briefing room, even if you're all the way over in Baghdad.

COL. GALLOUCIS: Thank you for that introduction, Mr. Whitman. I appreciate it. And thank you for your continued service to the Department of Defense and our nation.

Good morning to all of you there, from Baghdad. I truly appreciate this opportunity to speak with you. I've worked with many of you over the years, from inside the building, as Bryan indicated, and of course I look forward to our dialogue today.

I do have a couple of prepared comments, and then I'll be happy to field your questions.

Before getting to my prepared remarks, I thought I'd share a vignette with you, one that some of you might find amusing. Bright and early this morning, I was huffing and puffing on an elliptical machine and listening to an iPod. My two teenaged kids download songs for me on a routine basis, and of course you never know what type of music you'll get when they send it to you. But one thing is for certain. It's not going to be Frank Sinatra or the Beatles.

Anyway, as I worked out and thought about meeting with you later today, a song came on by the artist Meat Loaf, and the name of the song was "Out of the Frying Pan (and into the Fire)." I'm not sure if any of you have heard that song, but in addition to being a great song, I thought to myself: How appropriate that I'm hearing that song today, as I get ready to face the Pentagon press corps.

Let me start by saying there are obviously many changes afoot, but key to our success here is assisting the Iraqi government to secure the population. The Iraqis are a proud people, and they have proven to be resilient throughout their rich history. They are tired of the violence and bloodshed, and want to move their country forward.

Thnx to Jacqueline for that!! Obviously a great man!

BTW, I think BUSH is beyond impeachment! War crimes trials & assassination are only just options. U agree SMEG??

I am a registered Libertarian btw. and DESPISE Hillary! (Only pol I despise more is Lieberman!)

And I want to release a CD of unrecorded songs as well as stars doing their interpretations of BAT songs; I am meeting Friday with Neal Warnock, President of THE AGENCY GROUP, who looks to be major financial backing of BOOH show. He offered to pay for CD, then simply get a label for distribution, promotion etc. So all these unheard songs will get released! BAT: THE FINAL SONGS, Just today I figured out a very cool way to use entire GRAVEYARD SHIFT. As a song for Captain Hook, during a bloody search & destroy mission. (The Vespers part would be sung by all the gang members in OBSIDIAN beforehand,) AND THEN HE ATTACKS!! (Please listen again and see if you think it works.) Probably wont make the FINAL CUT, but gr8 for the CD, along with 6-7 others.