Longmont Potion Castle 11 · 2014

Molecular Lionel

Track 11

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Aliases

• Tip

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Establishments

• Molecular Lionel
• Tongue Jam

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• LPC: Hi, this is Jamie? :
  
• LPC: Hey, this is Tim. :
  
• LPC: Tim. :
  
• LPC: Yeah, I work out at Tongue Jam as a session man. :
  
• LPC: I was talkin' to ya at the park. :
  
• LPC: Oh, okay, cool. :
  
• LPC: Yeah I was tryin' to get ya in the band, :
  
• LPC: Molecular Lionel. :
  
• LPC: Oh, okay. :
  
• LPC: Yeah uh-yeah, :
  
• LPC: Actually, I'm having trouble remembering. :
  
• LPC: I was thinkin' we just come out; we hump it lyrically, :
  
• LPC: You know what I mean? :
  
• LPC: Just me, you, and uh one dude Hicky. :
  
• LPC: Just hook you up. Get hype, ya know? :
  
• LPC: It sounds good, man. :
  
• LPC: I don't know anything of what you're talking about, :
  
• LPC: but it sounds like a great plan. :
  
• LPC: We talked about this, Playboy, in the park. :
  
• LPC: Yeah, yeah? :
  
• LPC: We're thinkin', you know [whoa], the first show we come out there with no ladders. :
  
• LPC: Right. :
  
• LPC: We primp you out. :
  
• LPC: We ramp ya up. :
  
• LPC: Just do a real ear slammer. :
  
• LPC: The whole thing. :
  
• LPC: Yeah, ear-slammer, :
  
• LPC: I like ear slammers, man. :
  
• LPC: Yeah, you know what I'm saying? :
  
• LPC: Mm-hmm. :
  
• LPC: Just tappin' one or two strings. :
  
• LPC: Yeah, yeah. :
  
• LPC: Two is too many. :
  
• LPC: Two is too many. :
  
• LPC: At first we will be going :
  
• LPC: in... twelve directions comin' out of this chamber, :
  
• LPC: You know what I mean? :
  
• LPC: Right, right. :
  
• LPC: Aaand Hicky just has his one stick :
  
• LPC: He'll be tapping. :
  
• LPC: That's how people will be feelin' him, at first, ya know? :
  
• LPC: You know? :
  
• LPC: Yeah. :
  
• LPC: I think 12 directions are too many. :
  
• LPC: I think we need to do one direction. :
  
• LPC: Then we start pipin' you up sayin' "Johny's got a sack." :
  
• LPC: Just you, me, and Hicky. :
  
• LPC: Right. :
  
• LPC: People'll be bumpin' up, uh, Hicky's rack. Ya know? :
  
• LPC: You know. :
  
• LPC: You know? :
  
• LPC: I love it. :
  
• LPC: I love it. :
  
• LPC: I'm on board. :
  
• LPC: You got your equo-neck? :
  
• LPC: Mm-hmm. :
  
• LPC: yeah. I got my equo-neck and my equo-neck's echo. :
  
• LPC: So you just take your equo-neck and have it, you know, Molecular Lionel. :
  
• LPC: That's what I'm proposing. :
  
• LPC: I love it. :
  
• LPC: then we go in about twenty four different directions after that; :
  
• LPC: Just take off all the strings. :
  
• LPC: After the echo. :
  
• LPC: You know? :
  
• LPC: Just keep one string cracking. :
  
• LPC: Just one string. :
  
• LPC: Mm-hmm. :
  
• LPC: And then we'll plump you up. :
  
• LPC: Yeah, man. :
  
• LPC: I love getting plumps. :
  
• LPC: Like a... analog dog toy, :
  
• LPC: ya feel me? :
  
• LPC: Yeah, I do, man. :
  
• LPC: I do. :
  
• LPC: Hey, how's the weather there, man? :
  
• LPC: That's fair. :
  
• LPC: You know, it's fair. :
  
• LPC: So, you just keep on tappin; eventually we're gonna get all fretless and stringless like a pipe down. :
  
• LPC: Yeah. :
  
• LPC: Yep. :
  
• LPC: Then we come back out and hype you up like a scarecrow playboy kinda thing. :
  
• LPC: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. :
  
• LPC: No, but, you know. :
  
• LPC: I do know, man. :
  
• LPC: I already knew. :
  
• LPC: You can just start out like beep beep beeep, right? :
  
• LPC: That's too much. :
  
• LPC: Keep the park people beepin, ya know? :
  
• LPC: Right, keep 'em beepin'. :
  
• LPC: Then we roll Hicky out there in his clam-van. :
  
• LPC: Yeah. :
  
• LPC: We talked about this. :
  
• LPC: Yeah. :
  
• LPC: I remember this entire conversation happening exactly like this, word for word, the last time. :
  
• LPC: I got this rhythm I've been workin' on. :
  
• LPC: That's just a portion. :
  
• LPC: That's true. :
  
• LPC: Perfect, man. That's really beautiful. :
  
• LPC: Just get at height, you know, to where the people in the park can plug you in and out. :
  
• LPC: ya know what I mean? :
  
• LPC: Yeah, yeah. :
  
• LPC: And it's sideways. :
  
• LPC: So we're just gonna get ya maxed out. :
  
• LPC: Cool, man. :
  
• LPC: That's how I want to be. :
  
• LPC: Like a dog toy, ya know? :
  
• LPC: Yeah. Like, yeah [So], :
  
• LPC: No one could ask for anything more, man. :
  
• LPC: You better hop to it. :
  
• LPC: Okay, I'm doing it. :
  
• LPC: So image-wise we're gonna need ya to be beard-headed. :
  
• LPC: Yeah, I can do that. :
  
• LPC: I just turn it around. :
  
• LPC: It's going to be good. :
  
• LPC: We'll be in the park. :
  
• LPC: Let's get the park people little beeping, and we're going to print you up, plump you out like :
  
• LPC: an ear slam, tongue jam. :
  
• LPC: Yeah. :
  
• LPC: I'm on board, man. :
  
• LPC: You just keep one string crackin', awright? :
  
• LPC: Yeah. I do it man. :
  
• LPC: I thank you for everything you do and your vision. :
  
• LPC: You just have at it, man. :
  
• LPC: One string cracker. :
  
• LPC: Yeah. :
  
• LPC: Have at it and and we'll plump ya up, ya know? :
  
• LPC: Yeah, this is a beautiful thing. :
  
• LPC: Well, thanks, man. :
  
• LPC: I appreciate it. :
  
• LPC: And then I'll rub ya down on your feet. :
  
• LPC: Do it. :
  
• LPC: Yeah, perfect. :
  
• LPC: I'll touch you. :
  
• LPC: All right. :
  
• LPC: I'll touch ya later. :
  
• LPC: Touch you. :
  
• LPC: Touch ya, too. :
  
• LPC: Late. :
  
• LPC: Bye. :