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iPod iChing - exceptionally simple

By catdynamics on November 22, 2007.

thankfully it is friday, and we pose a big question to the Mighty iPod:
is it a correct simple theory of something?

Whoosh goes the randomizer.
Whoosh.

  • The Covering: Torna a Surriento - Three Tenors
  • The Crossing: Fashion - David Bowie
  • The Crown: Venus in Flares - Half Man Half Biscuit
  • The Root: Nobody Home - Pink Floyd
  • The Past: Bought Me A Cat
  • The Future: Jólasveinar Ganga um Gólf - Barnakór
  • The Questioner: Song of Encouragement - Half Man Half Biscuit
  • The House: Krummi Krunkar Úti
  • The Inside: Wasted Reprise - Pearl Jam
  • The Outcome: Der Vogelfanger bin ich - Mozart, Magic Flute

"A million housewives every day,
Pick up a tin of beans and say
'What an amazing example of synchronisation"

But the Future is the ode of the Christmas Lads, the one who comes to town nine days before Christmas - and you'll get a spanking from their mum if you don't behave...

The Questioner is too funny.

The House is the song of the Ravens - one calls to the others to come feast on the fat ram found frozen to death - it was a happy, strong ram, and now it is dead.

The Outcome... I report, you decide...

As always, the Key as explained by Sean


Listen to me - don't listen to me
Talk to me - don't talk to me
Dance with me - don't dance with me, No
Beep-beep

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