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Written by William Gentry

Arranged by Little Brother Deadbird and performed at Cafe Coco, Nashville Tennessee, on September 14 2013.

Recorded using a Zoom H4N audio recorder in the room.

Death Space Car (Live at Cafe Coco 9/14/13)

EPISODE CORRECTION: George Lucas attempted to make "Flash Gordon" not "Buck Rogers". It's much more normal if you didn't even notice.

All May long we’re discussing STAR WARS movies in chronological order and dictating absolute canon from here forth. Your thoughts? Meaningless. Our thoughts? They are now your new thoughts. One last ride with Star Wars before we emotionally retire it and watch only movies like “On Golden Pond” and “Bridges of Madison County”. You will believe you can love again. OK, so our month’s theme of FORCED is riding on the bandwagon of that “May the 4th Be With You” stuff but don’t say that phrase to us in person unless you want to elicit a “Manchurian Candidate” type response where we attack you.

This episode is one of the few we are actually looking forward to as it is the one that started it all, “STAR WARS” by George Lucas from 1977 and starring Mark Hamill, Alec Guinness, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher and Peter Cushing. You pretty much already know a lot about it I’m sure. It’s a strange trip to behold when carrying around prequel knowledge but you gotta revel in the fairly simple space adventure romp after watching five convoluted movies that are all reference films to the one we’re finally discussing today. They didn’t let George Lucas make Buck Rogers so he took some Kurosawa inspiration and whipped up a big allegory to the Vietnam War. People split so many hairs over this franchise but the core concept of it was all as simple as that. I would like to think I would do a little more if somebody was going to destroy my planet right in front of me. I would have throat chopped Tarkin and then turn around and knock out Darth Vader in one punch for real.

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Star Wars (1977)

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Star Wars (1977)

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