The Third Phallus Album
Scabs
O God protect me from my friends, that they have not power over me
Thou hast giv'n me power to protect myself from my bitterest enemies. 

And its A Story About Ghosts
But Not A Ghost Story

Written in the face of imminent doom
And in the ass of Satan

And if you're afraid, well don't be
Unless you're an evil spirit
In which case,
Go Away Ghost

And remember,
Scabs are for Picking

Anyone who wants a cd can ask me. You want it. 

Too many people to thank for ideas and influences
But the Ghosts whose voices appear here are called Jack Nareh and Arash

And track two features a cover of The Residents' "The Hole Workers' New Hymn", a fragment from "Migration" on the album "The Mark of the Mole"
And direct quotes come from Fanon's "The Wretched of the Earth," Lacan's lecture "The Meaning of the Phallus", Boethius' "The Consolation of Philosophy" and John Forrester's "Seductions of Psychoanalysis", among ideas pulled from elsewhere in that world. 
All instruments, mixing and art, done by me. 
Thanks ian for the use of the 4-track,

And thanks William Blake for helping me finish. 
I must create a system, or be enslav'd by another man's
I will not Reason or Compare: My business is to Create. 

08 The World Is So Sickeningly Beautiful

The Dragon appears as a follow up to Scabs, proud, swift, momentous, a powerful vector compared to the painful muck of scabs. The ghosts are vibrating at a higher frequency, and they've fallen in with the holy spirit and along theological lines--the result is volcanic. And really somehow this thing sprung out of me in a smaller amount of time than i ever thought possible, and I'm not really positive how much control I had. Similarly, many of the words in here are not my own, but I'm not gonna cite them all here. We can just trust that the ghosts are abundant, at least until you can see the lyrics. 
"The great heroic deed is to be born; to slay the dragon, to kill the mother, to conquer Tiamat."
I'm not sitting and waiting on this one, i'm inverting my perfectionism. It didn't seem right to be the dragon this time. Physical copies aren't ready yet, and since everyone is so scattered right now it might be some time but as always ask me for it.
Aside from all the poetry and bits of philosophy I took for my own purposes, track 4 also features a cover of another piece from The Residents' Mark of the Mole, a piece called "Don't Tread On Me"--which obviously follows up on the "Hole Workers' New Hymn" featured on scabs. 
Track 9 is a cover of apparently "the most famous cowboy folk song"(wikipedia)--I don't know who wrote it but apparently it was adapted from a sea chanty. To me it's about Manifest Destiny.
A couple songs are entirely composed of recuts of Blake so he gets half credit for the songwriting. (particularly tracks 3 and 5)
Many of the others were a "collective effort" you might say, among several sources.

08 Refuge Of The Damned

"If Humility is Christianity: you O Jews are the true Christians; if your tradition that Man contained in his Limbs all Animals is True & they were separated from him by cruel Sacrifices: and when compulsory cruel Sacrifices had brought Humanity into a Feminine Tabernacle in the loins of Abraham & David: the Lamb of God. the Saviour became apparent on Earth as the Prophets had foretold! The Return of Israel is a Return to Mental Sacrifice & War: Take up the Cross O Israel & follow Jesus."--William Blake, Jerusalem


The Dragon appears as a follow up to Scabs, proud, swift, momentous, a powerful vector compared to the painful muck of scabs. The ghosts are vibrating at a higher frequency, and they've fallen in with the holy spirit and along theological lines--the result is volcanic. And really somehow this thing sprung out of me in a smaller amount of time than i ever thought possible, and I'm not really positive how much control I had. Similarly, many of the words in here are not my own, but I'm not gonna cite them all here. We can just trust that the ghosts are abundant, at least until you can see the lyrics. 
"The great heroic deed is to be born; to slay the dragon, to kill the mother, to conquer Tiamat."
I'm not sitting and waiting on this one, i'm inverting my perfectionism. It didn't seem right to be the dragon this time. Physical copies aren't ready yet, and since everyone is so scattered right now it might be some time but as always ask me for it.
Aside from all the poetry and bits of philosophy I took for my own purposes, track 4 also features a cover of another piece from The Residents' Mark of the Mole, a piece called "Don't Tread On Me"--which obviously follows up on the "Hole Workers' New Hymn" featured on scabs. 
Track 9 is a cover of apparently "the most famous cowboy folk song"(wikipedia)--I don't know who wrote it but apparently it was adapted from a sea chanty. To me it's about Manifest Destiny.
A couple songs are entirely composed of recuts of Blake so he gets half credit for the songwriting. (particularly tracks 3 and 5)
Many of the others were a "collective effort" you might say, among several sources.

03 This Is Our Seal Of Entitlement (Jerusalem)

01 Reptiles (of The Mind)

Feast!! No need to know where it came from!
...track 5 cowritten by jack

05 So God Rewards Prayers

03 To  Satan, New Owner Of My Old Friend

02 Trust

01 As The Plow Follows Words (feat. R@ge B@by)

Somehow, I don't remember making this one-- what I do remember is questionable, so I probably made it up. 

completed september 2014

08 Joy

07 In The Night (Mourning)

06 Laughter, Hazard, And Peace (The Word...)

05 A Bottomless Pit

04 Death Always Comes

03 The Neighborhood Of Make - Believe

02 ...Nuts.

01 SWOLLEN

Second Phallus Album.
More Developed, More Angry

We have to get outside our mothers, that is the lesson of birth.

If you know me and wanna hear this, ask me for a copy and i'll make you YOUR VERY OWN cd of this! this online shit sucks

This album features guests:
Track 1--Flipper Dan, sax
Track 3 co-written by Bennett Koss
Track 5 has some tracks by Nareh Hovhannisian
Track 1 also refers to Burzum, and to Spongebob, in the beginning. 
and thanks to Zach Zidell

The Phallus Rises

The Phallus Is About Self Deception.
      The Phallus Is About Ghosts. 
            The Phallus is About Truth:
                   The Phallus is About God.
Please listen on nice headphones or speakers. 
    Also, its meant to be heard as loud as possible.
         Thank you.




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