Name: moon flower by name secrets
Duration: 5 min 24 s
Description: another old song written and recorded around 2004 or 2005,

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Beyond Violence by j krishnamurti

another old song written and recorded around 2004 or 2005, 

moon flower

Three feathers come together – sibitt (MC/Singer) from Japan, bleubird (MC) from USA, and Scott Da Ros (beatmaker/producer) from Canada. These are three very different musical entities from three different worlds, who when formed together become a very powerful triad of creative authenticity. Triune Gods are a rare, multilingual, and 
experimental hip hop group. 

In 2008, bleubird and Scott met sibitt on tour in Japan. Already fans of each other's music, they clicked immediately, and at that moment the plan to collaborate was set into motion. In 2010 they finally met again for a week in Montreal to record their debut album Seven Days Six Nights. It was then that they became Triune Gods. 

Together their musical output has many sides: playful, intense, tragic and beyond. With their second studio album, ≠ Three Cornered World, they were more accustomed to the process of working together - thus able to explore further into unknown and exciting territories. 

Each of them has their own unique style of musicianship and respect from many music lovers around the world. Race, language, and orders don’t contain them. 

People, welcome to Triune Gods’ universe! 

生首

I’ve never seen the things that I’m seeing
I’ve never felt the feelings I’m feeling
Babies exploded how great is this party
Please make it make sense

We’ve never known how much we now know
We’ve never cheered this much for blood flow
Tanks crushing bodies is that the ring
No, I’m not coming to your thing

Women in prayer the next second martyred
Grey yellow faces whole families slaughtered
This is a song you’ll never want to sing
When you had a chance to do something

You are a disgrace to all I hold dear
You are embodied indifference and fear
Silence is blood on your hands, in your hair
You won’t wash it out

We’ve made a mess of this one special place
We had a chance to have sun on our face
Power is less than the weight of gold
When you can’t see worth of what you sold

Children in pieces raised like an offering
How can this be what I’m offering
This is a song you’ll never want to sing
When you could have done even one thing

I’ve never seen the things that I’m seeing
I’ve never felt the feelings I’m feeling

No, I’m Not Coming To Your Thing

Background, transcribed highlights, and more: http://www.brainpickings.org/2015/03/26/sense-of-nonsense-alan-watts-tao-of-philosophy/

CONTEXT / TRANSCRIPT

Alan Watts: Sense of Nonsense

Produced and Mixed by Omid Walizadeh. Live Synths by Sasoon Hairapetian & Omid Walizadeh. Artwork by @arash_z90s

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During the Library Music heyday of the 60s and 70s, thousands of original instrumental tracks were produced across a broad range of genres for companies like Cavendish, who then created vinyl and tape collections, often arranged by theme or mood, for their customers in radio, television and film. Cult British TV shows such as The Sweeney and The Professionals as well as documentaries and feature films relied heavily on these catalogues, and companies like KPM, De Wolfe and Boosey & Hawkes went a long way toward defining the sound of British popular culture at the time.
Never commercially available, music created for these libraries that never made it to the promised land of TV or Radio was destined to languish in Cavendish Music’s vast London vault; only recently unearthed by a new generation of DJs and producers searching for rare gems or a perfect sample.
Mr Thing & Chris Read were first invited to examine the contents of the Cavendish Music archive in 2014 as part of WhoSampled’s ‘Samplethon’ event in which producers created new tracks against the clock using sample material mined from the catalogue. Whilst digging through box upon box of records and tapes looking for interesting sounds, the pair also discovered a host of 70s library music which has not only stood the test of time, but deserves to be heard in its original form.
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