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iPod iChing - second stars?

By catdynamics on February 2, 2007.

Oh, mighty iPod one, whose wisdom is as varied as the flakes of snow on my window: what is the story on the second stars?

Whoosh goes the randomizer.
Whoosh.

  • The Covering: Little Man, What Now - Morrissey
  • The Crossing: Vinkonur - Andrea
  • The Crown: Poppstjarnan - Utangarðsmenn
  • The Root: Can't Cry Anymore - Sheryl Crow
  • The Past: Gata Dagsins - Spilverk Þjóðanna
  • The Future: Cielo e mari - Pavarotti
  • The Questioner: Tiento - Julian Bream
  • The House: Peter and the Wolf: Bird Diverts the Wolf
  • The Inside: Jamming - Bob Marleu
  • The Outcome: Popsicle - Talking Heads

Well, the Covering is cruel.
The Crossing is "girlfriends" - saccharine child's song, with maybe a hint of sarcasm. Best friends, from now on, all is forgiven...
The Crown is an punk indictment of "pop star degenerates" - fame causes loss of touch with reality.
The Root is about betrayal and flight to Texas.
The Past is "the riddle of the day" or possibly "the road to take today". Quite.
The Future - "sky and sea"? Don't know that one off hand.
The Questioner - spanish fantasia form? Eh?
The House uses a clever ploy to diver danger.
The Inside is happy and heading for redemption
The Outcome is a brief glorious fling...

Hm, that makes sense, actually, in a bizarro way.

As always, the Key as explained by Sean

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