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Necessitarianism
03:32
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(produced by Jack Weaver at Triangle Studio)
- Sue Ann Harkey - kick drum, vocals, guitar, steel drum
- Frankie Sundsten - bass
Necessitarianism
If instead of narrowing out alternatives, we expanded them, making choice accessible and acceptable for each individual through encouragement and with respect for the freedom of decision, we could begin the equalization of values and the elimination of insecurity in personal and universal realities, by realizing and practicing the process of making reality.
We could learn through exposure to alternatives not to be threatened by our decisions, but to approach our responsibilities with confidence and rid ambition of greed
Self-confidence enables us to create our own realities, it secures us from uniformity and peer pressure. The fear of freedom materializes the social norms through duality, referring to any established set of foreign morals.
Freedom is not a social apparatus, it's nothing that can be conceived alien from your will. It can not be granted or allowed. Freedom is an attitude, an understanding of life's function. A perception of life, which consists of time which is experience.
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I Should Have
02:56
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( produced by James Husted at Fallout Studio)
- Sue Ann Harkey - guitar, vocals
- James Husted - bass
I Should Of
The ancient past, the ancient future are both seconds away
I would of... I should of... I could of...
The urban nomadic tribe to thrive the tread we theorize
People are not afraid of failure they're afraid of success
I would of... I should of... I could of...
When challenged by a spectacle taking advantage of the spectacle
Suppression of expression
I would of... I should of... I could of...
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I Trust Everyone...
03:08
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- Sue Ann Harkey - bass, vocals, percussion, violin
- CRI - sax
I Trust Everyone...
I trust everyone until I know I can't
ADMIT YOUR A HYPOCRITE
We can only perceive our own perceptions
COME ON ITS YOUR MOVE
I'm afraid of their paranoia
WHO EVER THEY ARE
Your pretty good at making realities
BUT WHAT YOU MAKE IS TOO SCARY
I know the time by the way it feel
BIO-OSCILLATION / INWARD PULSATION
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It's Too Late
03:37
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- Sue Ann Harkey - banjo, vocals, drums
It's Too Late
It's too late
There's too much to do
Before it's too late
Look at what got us here in the first place
Look at what we depend on
The system survives on inefficiency
It's too late
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Illusions Are Real Too
02:55
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(produced by Jack Weaver at Triangle Studio)
- Sue Ann Harkey - drums, vocals, guitars, percussion
Illusions Are Real Too
(Inspired by Robert Anton Wilson's Schrodinger's cat.)
Illusions are real too.
Money is information.
The universe is created by the participation of it's participants.
Magic is the art of causing change in consciousness by act of will.
The future exists first in imagination, then in will, then in reality.
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For Survival
04:44
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( produced by James Husted at Fallout Studio)
- Sue Ann Harkey - vocals
- Bob Jenkins - guitar
- Jeff McGrath - trumpet, tablas
For Survival
TV commercials create phobias to sell products
Mass-mentality suppresses criticism free from social constraints
Insisting obedience based on conditioning
Sustaining the existing social structure
Making reaction amiable to traditional values
Art is an obsession to form an alternative reality
A world surrounded by an induced operating logic
Rationality derives from response-abilities
Artists incorporate society
Attitudes towards the socio-economic system vary
Depending on the amount of contribution
In support of the functioning politics
Out of necessity
For survival
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7. |
Listen Little Man
02:36
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- Sue Ann Harkey - guitar, vocals, drums
- Paul Hoskin - bass clarinet
Listen Little Man
(Quotes from Wilhelm Reich, LLM)
Listen, little man
You are heir to a dreadful past
There's no doubt it belongs to you
Don't run, have the courage to look at yourself
I am afraid of you and your attitude towards the truth
I have ceased to be willing to die for your freedom to be anybody's slave
They don't love you
They despise you, since you despise yourself
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Desires...
02:00
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- Sue Ann Harkey - guitar, bass, vocals
- Paul Hoskin - bass clarinet
Desires
Desires that are sincere are easily achieved
Achievement is knowing the need and so believed
Believing is without doubt and there for the meaning
The meaning that we question so often we're confused
Confusion brings on doubt and stops you from what you do
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Celibacy
03:55
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- Sue Ann Harkey - bass, 25¢ Sitar, vocals, percussion
Celibacy
I have to go you see I have me to be
It's not like that for me it's more like envy
Bi-sexuality's a practicality
Mass-mentality or self-morality
It's not a matter of give and take
One plus one must equal one
Desire is want but is want need
Need is necessary but by what means
Love Hallucinations
Manipulation is the distraction from your will caused by will
Love Hallucinations
Celibacy... Jealousy... Sexuality... Monogamy...
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10. |
What Color Is It?
06:23
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- Psych-Run - vocals
- Sue Ann Harkey - percussion, gong-guitar
- Sharon Gannon - slide violin
- Kate Johnston - bass, drums
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11. |
Kind of Think
06:52
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- Sue Ann Harkey - bass, vocals, 25¢ Sitar, violin
Kind Of Think
I think I'm still in love with you, kind of, sorry
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Sue Ann Harkey Seattle, Washington
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