Bored Out 90 Over - Revision history

Duncan at 20:45, 20 August 2021

2021-08-20T20:45:11Z

Duncan: /* Notes About This Song */ Rm irrelevant opinion

2021-08-20T20:39:27Z

Notes About This Song: Rm irrelevant opinion

Jason.Kreitzer at 01:34, 16 July 2021

2021-07-16T01:34:40Z

Spider of Destiny at 12:28, 27 May 2011

2011-05-27T12:28:12Z

Spider of Destiny: /* CC Clues In This Song */

2011-05-20T13:37:51Z

CC Clues In This Song

Spider of Destiny: /* Notes About This Song */

2010-11-26T22:23:53Z

Notes About This Song

Spider of Destiny: /* Notes About This Song */

2010-11-26T22:23:13Z

Notes About This Song

Emdebe: lyrics

2006-04-09T21:18:43Z

lyrics

Emdebe: structure + some wikification

2005-09-06T22:18:45Z

structure + some wikification

KillUglyRadio at 17:40, 18 March 2005

2005-03-18T17:40:52Z

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-Zappa mentioned ''"Bored Out 90 Over"'' on ''[[Data For Sensitive or Critical-sensitive Position]]'' in the caption ''"Education"'' as ''"Most enlightening revelation brought about through highest level of education"'' and ''"With three Stromberg 97's"'' as the ''Most enlightening regulation maintained by educational facility.''
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-In light of [[Motorhead]]’s car-engine reference "bored out, 90 over," All-Night John’s later statement "Round things are boring" suggests that the word "boring" can be heard as the less apparent verb, rather than the obvious adjective. Elements from later on the album -- the drum, the [[Merry-Go-Round]] and the vicious circle -- are round things. So is the record. These things are perhaps now "boring" into the society Frank wishes to infiltrate and change with his music (this optimism will diminish in time). In his 1968 essay "[[The New Rock]]," Frank will write, "It’s something of a paradox that companies which manufacture and distribute this art form (strictly for profit) might one day be changed or controlled by young people who were motivated to action by the products these companies sell." The ants (round things, in their own ways) on the back cover of [[One Size Fits All]] are boring into the crumbling cityscape. “Round things are boring” appears as one of many messages bordering the circular star map on that back cover; the confinement of such a limitless place that "fits all" as the universe (or music) to a convenient, measureable shape just to accommodate our filtered minds is boring.
+In light of [[Jim "Motorhead" Sherwood]]'s car-engine reference "bored out, 90 over," All-Night John's later statement "Round things are boring" suggests that the word "boring" can be heard as the less apparent verb, rather than the obvious adjective. Elements from later on the album -- the drum, the [[Merry-Go-Round]] and the vicious circle -- are round things. So is the record. These things are perhaps now "boring" into the society Frank wishes to infiltrate and change with his music (this optimism will diminish in time). In his 1968 essay "[[The New Rock]]," Frank will write, "It’s something of a paradox that companies which manufacture and distribute this art form (strictly for profit) might one day be changed or controlled by young people who were motivated to action by the products these companies sell." The ants (round things, in their own ways) on the back cover of [[One Size Fits All]] are boring into the crumbling cityscape. “Round things are boring” appears as one of many messages bordering the circular star map on that back cover; the confinement of such a limitless place that "fits all" as the universe (or music) to a convenient, measureable shape just to accommodate our filtered minds is boring.
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 In light of [[Motorhead]]’s car-engine reference "bored out, 90 over," All-Night John’s later statement "Round things are boring" suggests that the word "boring" can be heard as the less apparent verb, rather than the obvious adjective. Elements from later on the album -- the drum, the [[Merry-Go-Round]] and the vicious circle -- are round things. So is the record. These things are perhaps now "boring" into the society Frank wishes to infiltrate and change with his music (this optimism will diminish in time). In his 1968 essay "[[The New Rock]]," Frank will write, "It’s something of a paradox that companies which manufacture and distribute this art form (strictly for profit) might one day be changed or controlled by young people who were motivated to action by the products these companies sell." The ants (round things, in their own ways) on the back cover of [[One Size Fits All]] are boring into the crumbling cityscape. “Round things are boring” appears as one of many messages bordering the circular star map on that back cover; the confinement of such a limitless place that "fits all" as the universe (or music) to a convenient, measureable shape just to accommodate our filtered minds is boring.
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		+	In light of [[Motorhead]]’s car-engine reference "bored out, 90 over," All-Night John’s later statement "Round things are boring" suggests that the word "boring" can be heard as the less apparent verb, rather than the obvious adjective. Elements from later on the album -- the drum, the merry-go-‘round and the vicious circle -- are round things. So is the record. These things are perhaps now "boring" into the society Frank wishes to infiltrate and change with his music (this optimism will diminish in time). In his 1968 essay "The New Rock," Frank will write, "It’s something of a paradox that companies which manufacture and distribute this art form (strictly for profit) might one day be changed or controlled by young people who were motivated to action by the products these companies sell." The ants (round things, in their own ways) on the back cover of One Size Fits All are boring into the crumbling cityscape. “Round things are boring” appears as one of many messages bordering the circular star map on that back cover; the confinement of such a limitless place that "fits all" as the universe (or music) to a convenient, measureable shape just to accommodate our filtered minds is boring.
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−	In light of Motorhead’s car-engine reference “bored out, 90 over,” All-Night John’s later statement “Round things are boring” suggests that the word “boring” can be heard as the less apparent verb, rather than the obvious adjective. Elements from later on the album -- the drum, the merry-go-‘round and the vicious circle -- are round things. So is the record. These things are perhaps now “boring” into the society Frank wishes to infiltrate and change with his music (this optimism will diminish in time). In his 1968 essay “The New Rock,” Frank will write, “It’s something of a paradox that companies which manufacture and distribute this art form (strictly for profit) might one day be changed or controlled by young people who were motivated to action by the products these companies sell.” The ants (round things, in their own ways) on the back cover of One Size Fits All are boring into the crumbling cityscape. “Round things are boring” appears as one of many messages bordering the circular star map on that back cover; the confinement of such a limitless place that “fits all” as the universe (or music) to a convenient, measureable shape just to accommodate our filtered minds is boring.

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	In light of Motorhead’s car-engine reference “bored out, 90 over,” All-Night John’s later statement “Round things are boring” suggests that the word “boring” can be heard as the less apparent verb, rather than the obvious adjective. Elements from later on the album -- the drum, the merry-go-‘round and the vicious circle -- are round things. So is the record. These things are perhaps now “boring” into the society Frank wishes to infiltrate and change with his music (this optimism will diminish in time). In his 1968 essay “The New Rock,” Frank will write, “It’s something of a paradox that companies which manufacture and distribute this art form (strictly for profit) might one day be changed or controlled by young people who were motivated to action by the products these companies sell.” The ants (round things, in their own ways) on the back cover of One Size Fits All are boring into the crumbling cityscape. “Round things are boring” appears as one of many messages bordering the circular star map on that back cover; the confinement of such a limitless place that “fits all” as the universe (or music) to a convenient, measureable shape just to accommodate our filtered minds is boring.		In light of Motorhead’s car-engine reference “bored out, 90 over,” All-Night John’s later statement “Round things are boring” suggests that the word “boring” can be heard as the less apparent verb, rather than the obvious adjective. Elements from later on the album -- the drum, the merry-go-‘round and the vicious circle -- are round things. So is the record. These things are perhaps now “boring” into the society Frank wishes to infiltrate and change with his music (this optimism will diminish in time). In his 1968 essay “The New Rock,” Frank will write, “It’s something of a paradox that companies which manufacture and distribute this art form (strictly for profit) might one day be changed or controlled by young people who were motivated to action by the products these companies sell.” The ants (round things, in their own ways) on the back cover of One Size Fits All are boring into the crumbling cityscape. “Round things are boring” appears as one of many messages bordering the circular star map on that back cover; the confinement of such a limitless place that “fits all” as the universe (or music) to a convenient, measureable shape just to accommodate our filtered minds is boring.