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	Meaning
		Apparently, Marander had asked Cobain why he had never written a song for her, and Cobain responded with "About A Girl." The song addresses the couple's fractured relationship, caused by Cobain's refusal to get a job, o...
		He said it was a song of poetic justice, in which a man rapes a woman, is sent to jail, and ends up being raped there himself.
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	www.experiencefestival.com /meaning/page/2 (2435 words)

	Pink Floyd - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		"Echoes" is a smooth progressive rock song with extended guitar and keyboard solos and a long segue in the middle consisting largely of synthesised whalesong produced on guitar, along with samples of seagull cries, described by Waters as a "sonic poem".
		A song which first appeared in the movie, "When the Tigers Broke Free," was released as a single on a limited basis.
		This song was finally made widely available on the compilation album Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd and the re-release of The Final Cut.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pink_Floyd (7303 words)

	Barbet Schroeder’s La Vallée
		With Roger Waters on bass, Richard Wright on keyboards, and Nick Mason on drums, Pink Floyd's chief songwriter and vocalist was guitarist Syd Barrett.
		In their first feature film, Pink Floyd, Live at Pompeii (1971), "Echoes, "Careful with That Axe, Eugene," and "A Saucerful of Secrets" are performed in studio and at the amphitheater in Pompeii.
		The band supplied a variety of instrumentals and vocal songs to compliment the imagery -- which descended from idyllic beauty to the decay of addiction.
	home.comcast.net /~barbetschroeder/la-vallee.html (2347 words)

	progbibliography.de
		The Imagery Of Pagan Britain in The Songs Of Ian Anderson.
		These hymns are religious-magical songs of praise, that are intended to obtain the gods goodwill and generosity while at the same time contributing to their well-being and powers.
		A song by Eloy which is called 'End of an Odyssey', originally apperared on 'Time to turn' (1982) and, reworked, I think, on 'Chronicles I' (1993) King Crimson's 'Islands' is a loose concept album that evokes the Homeric ideal of seafaring travel.
	www.progbibliography.de (15131 words)

	Select General Bibliography for Representative Poetry On-line
		Echoes of the sunbird: an anthology of contemporary African poetry.
		Songs of the great Dominion: voices from the forests and waters, the settlements and cities of Canada.
		Songs of the wilderness: being a collection of poems, written in some different parts of the territory of the Hudson's Bay Company, and in the wilds of Canada, on the route to that territory, in the spring and summer of 1844: interspersed with some illustrative notes.
	rpo.library.utoronto.ca /display_rpo/bibliography_2001.html (5206 words)

	Crystal palace Garden party 1971
		Dave Gilmour sings higher on here than on later versions of the song and it is interesting (albeit sometimes difficult) to hear the different lyrics.
		Left and above: Messr's Gilmour and Waters at Crystal Place 1971, Gilmour adopts the playing stance that he was using when I saw him at Parliament Hill Fields in 1969, which indicates that he was jamming out more then normal for 1971.
		There was definitely a Crystal Palace Garden Party on 31st July 1971 where Yes headlined (I think - they certainly played there 'cos I took photos and it was Peter Banks' last gig - they sacked him after it for mucking about ISTR but maybe that's rubbish) supported by Fairport Convention and some others.
	www.ukrockfestivals.com /Garden-party-71.html (1779 words)

	RoIO CD: From Underground To The Moon
		It starts with "Milky Way", a great Syd Barret very rare song, and seems to be a "Best Of The RoIOs".
		Pompeii, June 21 1971 - Echoes called "The Return Of The Son Of Nothing" at this time.
		The introductory instrumental to the Pompeii film is heard just prior to "Echoes", but is unlisted in the liner notes.
	www.pf-roio.de /roio/roio-cd/from_underground.cd.html (308 words)

	Sound And Spirit
		Once Berry Gordy moved his base of operations from Detroit to L.A. in 1971, that distinct sound was fading and an era had ended (sigh).
		Written and produced by The Corporation (Jackson 5), the song now sounds like a buoyant but strangely sad last-gasp of the ol' Motown spirit.
		I like songs that move melodically may be call this modulating like Queens Boho Rap.
	soundandspirit.mirespirit.com (1284 words)

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