Planck
© 2015 The Linus Pauling Quartet/Brandon R. Brown (BMI)
Music & Lyrics by the Linus Pauling Quartet and Brandon R. Brown

Planck is the first single from the Linus Pauling Quartet's forthcoming album, "Ampalache,"  which will be available Winter 2015 on Vincebus Eruptum Recordings.  This early digital release coincides with the publication of the book "Planck: Driven by Vision, Broken by War" by Brandon R. Brown who also penned the vast majority of the song's lyrics.


Stephen Finley - Bass
Clinton Heider - Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitars
Larry Liska - Batterie
Ramon Medina - Electric, Classical, Lead (coda) Guitar, Backing Vocals
Charlie Naked - Rhythm and first lead guitar, Backing vocals

Recorded, Engineered and Mastered by Stephen Finley @ Digital Warehaus Productions
Assistant Engineer: Sean Cook


===============BOOK=============== 
Planck: Driven by Vision, Broken by War 
by Brandon R. Brown 
Oxford University Press USA 
280 pages | With 20 illustrations | 235x156mm 
978-0-19-021947-5 | Hardback 
FOR MORE ON THIS BOOK PLEASE VISIT: 
ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780190219475.do 


===============ALBUM=============== 
Planck 
From the Linus Pauling Quartet's forthcoming album, "Ampalanche" 
Available Winter 2015 on Vincebus Eruptum Recordings 
vincebuseruptum.it 
More information on this single: 
worshipguitars.org/LP4/LP4_WordPress/?page_id=2944

Planck - Linus Pauling Quartet

This is just a room mic demo we've had kicking around that never really went anywhere so we figured, "Oh hell, let's just post it for giggles."  

It was a goof poking fun at Johnny Manziel and his most ardent fans just before the NFL draft.  To give it some context, there were a lot of folks who really thought he was going to be a great quarterback at the time*.  There was even a lawyer who bought a "Keep Johnny Football in Texas" billboard.    This hyperbole of the truly hardcore believers was enough to inspire these lyrics and have a few laughs at Manziel's expense.

P.S. Sorry, Cleveland 

Ballad Of Johnny Manziel (Unreleased Demo)

The theme song to the new Linus Pauling Quartet Demons & Druids module, "Assault on the Vault of the Ancient Bonglords" on Homeskool  




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