In trying to come up with a solution for video when I can’t be literal, I got the idea I could use a music visualizer to create psychedelic allegorical images. I tried a couple of different music visualizers and I liked the one I found on a gaming site called Animus. I decided to use my five-movement song called T.U.L.I.P. for the test. Some of you might remember that I posted T.U.L.I.P.on Tuesday back in early January as five separate short songs. I put them all together into one song with 5 movements. The five songs are more coherent as a single song.
T.U.L.P Five-Point Calvinism in five movements By Timothy Price
Total Depravity
Sitting shivering In the heat of night Sliced by rays In the dark of light
Soul lies frayed So depraved
Every thought a mortal Every action a mortal Every thought and action A mortal Sin!
Unconditional Election
Some are elected Others left in sin Punished and damned For their many transgressions They can never win
Those few saved by grace Unconditional love Receive salvation They are the few Elected from above
All others All the others All the others get All the others get damnation
Limited Atonement
Limited Atonement Didn’t die for all Elected are saved Reprobates fall
No prevenient grace Jeopardy double Only the elect Will make it through Without any trouble
Redemption certain or Redemption none It’s predestination Foreknown by
The One
Irresistible Grace
Irresistible Grace Efficacy calls Only some But not all
For salvation
It could be me It could be you It may be neither Grace for the few
Is Irresistible
Perseverance of the Saints
One saved always saved No more death by Trespasses and sins Security of sanctification
Condition is secure Eternal justification Salvation for the Saints persevere
This is the second parody I made back in 2017. I hadn’t upgraded my darkroom to double as a recording studio at that time, so I recorded it in the dance room using the mics in my computer. The recording wasn’t too bad other than being very tinny. I imported the original sound file into Studio One and clean up the vocals. I think a lot of writers who follow my blog will appreciate this parody.
Saturday Night’s Alright for Writing Music by Elton John Lyrics by Timothy Price
It’s getting late I found my PaperMate I’m procrastinating sitting here Seventy lines that I gotta pine I have modifiers dangling near
My old Mac’s bonkers and it’s acting kind of funky And my old adage is to be clear My writing is cute like a guy in army Boots A cowboy hat in his hair Ohhhhhh
Don’t give us none of your imagination Write facts be on your discipline Cause Saturday night’s alright for writing Let’s get a little action verbiage in
Let’s get about as riled as an op-ed rage Let’s try to set this page alight Cause writing on a Saturday night I like Saturday night’s alright to write to write Ooooo oo-oo oh
A lot of words are getting packed in here tonight I’m looking for a phrase that will seem alright I might use an antecedent to get what I need I might bare an infinitive and shout out “conditionally”
Some of the words that I really like Are future perfect voicing that are out of sight I’m a high school dropout from the ergative class Who’s passive voices, dangled modified and got a pass Ohhhhhhh
Don’t give us none of your imagination Write facts be on your discipline Cause Saturday night’s alright for writing Let’s get a little action verbiage in
Let’s get about as riled as an op-ed rage Let’s try to set this page alight Cause writing on Saturday night I like A Saturday night’s alright to write to write Oooooo oo-oo ooh
I was inspired to write this song after reading an article in the New York Post by Isabel Vincent about Julio Santana who retired as a hitman after 47 years. The story fascinated me, and the fact that he could live long enough to retire without getting knocked off seemed incredible. I worked on this song for over two years. The lyrics and music went through many rewrites before I came up with the final version of the song. Whether Julio’s story is real or not, Ms. Vincent wrote about it and I put it into a song.
Some people will find this parody really creepy. It will certainly bug the hell out of other people. While a few people might even like the photos and footage of children of the earth, also known as Jerusalem Crickets and Potato Bugs. However you react, you might get a laugh out of me trying to fit “sweet child of the earth of mine” into the space of “sweet child o mine”. The lyrics are at the end of the post.
I stepped down onto the sandbar at Beaver Point last night and found myself in the middle of a coyote convention.
Click on a photo in the gallery to enlarge in a slide show.
This one took off on its own stepping over piles of trees and sticks left by the beavers.
He had to take a break to eat some grass and make silly faces while chomping on the grass. Click on the gallery for to enlarge the photos in a slide show.
Back, left to right, front: green chile martini, green chile beer, green chile milk, green chile red wine, green chile margarita, green chile white wine, green chile coffee, green chile amaretto on the rocks.
I got our first sack of green chiles for the 2021 green chile season at Wagner’s Farm this afternoon. Anyone who has followed this blog for any time knows we eat green chile on almost everything. Chile is addictive and goes well with anything as you can see from the drinks above. I wrote and recorded The Capsiacin Club song in early 2019. I acquired the guitar and bass that I put the chile skins on at the same time. Ron Blood recorded a new bass line for the song and added his touches on mixing and mastering the recording. I made and first published the video in September 2019.
The Average White Boys celebrating back in September 2017 with the different green chile enhanced drinks in the photo above.
Flaming. Roasting. Roasted.
Four of the Average White Boys in 2017 after doing an all nighter putting up green chiles and drinking chile enhanced drinks.
This is literally a bloody awful music video. Gwendolyn and Glenda have been doing great imitations of Chupacabra. I had to make a parody music video for G&G with them doing their own imitations. This video will definitely give Brian nightmares.
Chupacabra Lyrics: Timothy Price Music: John Lennon
Chupacabra’s gonna to get you He’s going to grab you by the head He’s going to rip your throat out Mr. He’ll suck your blood until you’re dead Why in the hell do you want to park And walk in the bosque after dark What do you think you’re trying to prove Chupacabra he’ll get to you
Chupacabra’s going to get you He’s going to grab you by the face Gonna suck all your blood out sister Take you from the human race You know you’re never going to be Saved by a fool not me Who the hell do you think I am A Superman Or Sam I Am
Beware You’ll all die young From the wounds and the scars and the blood Chupa he’s the one Bleeding everyone just for fun
Chupacabra’s gonna to get you Gonna knock you off your feet He’ll pull you down asunder Like everyone he meets You should not be standing there You will surely meet disappear And why it’s not so very clear That Chupa’s everywhere He kills and takes his share
Beware You’ll all die young From the wounds and the scars and the blood Chupa he’s the one Bleeding everyone yes everyone Yeah yeah, alright, uh huh, ah
Beware You’ll all die young From the wounds and the scars and the blood Beware You’ll all die young
Beware You’ll all die young From the wounds and the scars and the blood Beware You’ll ll die young From the wounds and the scars and the blood Beware You’ll all die young From the wounds and the scars and the blood Beware You’ll ll die young From the wounds and the scars and the blood