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Subject: Re: Mortal song question Author: Lunar Eclipse [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 19:14:13 05/09/14 Fri In reply to: joe 's message, "Re: Mortal song question" on 19:06:40 05/12/04 Wed Thanks for clearing up the spoken word's to the beginning of "Miracle Man". I was just starting to like the group because of their solid lyrics and then was shocked when I thought I heard "it's the excellent f***ery of the world". Now that I know what was actually said, I think I will go on to enjoy the music. :^) >This info comes from John Turpin's excellent site: >http://homepage.mac.com/justified_type/discogs/mortalfz >/info.html > >Lusis is the album these songs are from: > >“Painkiller”: > > * samples the movie Star Trek V extensively >(special thx to dredge): > o “I can’t stand the pain” — Bone’s father > o “Your pain runs deep” — Spock’s brother > o “What do you know of my pain?” > o “I doubt in any god who inflicts pain for >his own pleasure” — Bones > o “I don’t want my pain taken away, I NEED >my pain!” — Kirk > o and more > >“Miracle Man”: > > * “We have traveled far!” is from the movie Star >Trek V > * “This is the excellent foppery of the world” is >from the movie production of Shakespeare’s King Lear, >spoken by the character Edmund [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]