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Re-Entry to Mog

posted August 9th, 2006

Astro-Sounds from Beyond the Year 2000 (1968) is a terrible album if you’re looking to hear “astro-sounds” as contemplated by a studio orchestra in 1968. Even as a lounge album it is unmemorable save for its delicious cover art and excellent track names. If you have high expectations for “A Dissapointed Love with A Desensitized Robot” (track 7) or “Trippin on Lunar 07” (track 9) then prepare yourself for “A Bad Trip Back to ’69” (track 10). Awful. Unless you’re drinking a martini and not paying any attention. Lounge. I’ve heard better.

Still, the album has its place, especially here on MOG , for track 2 is entitled “Re-Entry to Mog.” Heh. Work that into your Story of MOG , collaborative fiction moggers.

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About Aharon N. Varady


Aharon's Omphalos is the hobbit hole of Aharon Varady, founding director of the Open Siddur Project. He is a community planner and environmental educator working to improve stewardship of the Public Domain, be it the physical and natural commons of urban park systems or the creative and cultural commons of libraries and museums. His advocacy for open-source strategies in the Jewish community has been written about in the Atlantic Magazine, the Yiddish Forverts, Tablet, and Haaretz. He is particularly interested in pedagogies for advancing ecological wisdom, developing creative and emotional intelligence, and realizing effective theurgical praxes. He welcomes your comments, personal messages, and kind words. If you find his work helpful to your own or you'd simply like to support him, please consider donating via his Patreon account.

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August 9th, 2006 | Category: Music

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