I just read an article in a recent issue of New Scientist explaining in very poetic language what may happen when our Solar System does or doesn't collapse (I've Decided To Capitalise Our Solar System). The words are beautiful and would make a lovely song. I'd like it to be the lyrics to the song I've got to write for Superheroes of Space, but they can't be. That's the thing, when we write our albums, we sometimes hear the finished track, but have to make do with knocking out half of it (the backing track), only to pass it on for completion elsewhere. I think there's a good challenge in there, maybe I'll just have to write a track which sounds like the end of out Solar System as depicted in New Scientist so the lyricist will have to go in that direction for inspiration. So it's a toss up between Hubble and the end of our Solar System for me. There's only one way to decide this, invent some kind of quantum device which helps me select the correct theme based on whether it does or doesn't teleport a photon.
Yep, that was the one. I'll write some words. I've just re-watched Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and have decided that I would now be prepared to erase memories of David Lynch to make more room for Michel Gondry.
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping. It was nice to see him pick up his Bafta for long standing bad behaviour. I'm hoping Dr Parnassus is going to rock my socks but I'm scared that I'm too old and cynical for him now. No, surely not. Well that's theree Gondry films you've named that I haven't seen, woohoo. That will keep me and Layla busy. Not much Space talk going on here is there? Where is everyone? Yoo hoo, hoo, hoo , hoo (that was a simulated echo).
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