cover versions. under the cover versions, inversions, reversions and then there's this version.
i can't imagine a more perfect song for the church to take on, it's an act of love, you can hear it in the playing, the voice, those guitars all chiming in their intricate feedback sculptures, the way they capture all that reverb, spillage, sonic stuff, but it is the the song that makes it perfect, it's in essence a church song covered by neil young recovered by the church.
sometimes my mind carries me over into the weird worlds, pre-civilization, alien landscapes, dmt cities, mescal deserts, machine elf kingdoms. my imagination is a space time machine, in some other world i'm known as dr. when and i have a sexy assistant who also loves the church as much as i and we smoke organic weed and crank up the music as we find new adventures and exotic locations. we laugh and make love and in-between, read exotic poetry.
south american history, international history, global history, interplanetary history, galactic history it's the same old story on every planet. (except arteries seven where we just kick back in a sexy cloud of magick pollen and experience dreamtime bliss) one tribe rises while another falls. conquest and conquistador, brutality in the name of progress. empires, they come and go and the bones of the dead are ground down to dust, a precarious foundation stone on which to build a tower or two, cities and empires behold a galactic federation.
all that latent karma. never build an apartment block on indian burial ground lest your children be trapped in a tv.
killer, what a killer.