Carolina Hard-Core Ecstasy - Revision history

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

2011-11-25T02:26:31Z

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2011-11-25T02:25:53Z

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2011-11-25T02:22:35Z

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2011-11-25T02:22:17Z

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

2011-05-25T19:02:56Z

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2011-05-21T15:25:58Z

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	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==
	I coulda swore her hair was made of rayon<br />		I coulda swore her hair was made of rayon<br />

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 ==CC Clues In This Song==
-* Mentions [[Leather]] and [[Plastic]] in the line'' "plastic leather 14 triple D."''  Also mentions some [[The|other words]].
+* Mentions [[Leather]] and [[Plastic]] in the line'' "plastic leather 14 triple D."''
 [[Category:Tracks]]
 [[Category:Fictional characters]]
 [[Category:Tracks with sexual topics]]

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 But she was something I could lay on<br />
 Can't remember what became of me . . .<br />
-Carolina Hardcore Ecstasy<br />
+Carolina Hardcore Ecstasy<ref>''""Carolina Hard-core Ecstasy". That was written actually for [[Lee Clement|the girl who played the gong]] in (...) "[[Eat That Question]]". She used to work at the recording studio and she was from South Carolina. That was when I was in the wheelchair and I was working there on the [[The Grand Wazoo]] and [[Waka/Jawaka]] albums. And I needed to have a gong overdubbed. And the way we were working, I wasn't in a regular studio, it was in a mix room and in order to do an overdub, since we didn't have a studio facility was there we had to run a microphone into the toilet which adjoined the mix room. So we had this girl in this little tiled toilet off to the side of this thing playing this gong. I think she never had so much fun in her life while just thrashing this gong near the fade-out of "Eat That Question". The song was based on stories she had told me."'' - Frank Zappa, ''[[The Supplement Tape]]'', Interview with [[Co de Kloet]]. </ref><br />
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-She put a [[Wikipedia:The Doobie Brothers|Doobie Brothers]] tape on<br />
+She put a Doobie Brothers tape on<ref>briefly quotes the [[Wikipedia:The Doobie Brothers|The Doobie Brothers]]' song ''[[wikipedia:Listen to the Music|Listen To The Music]]</ref><br />
 (La la la la la-ahh la)<br />
-I had a [[The Who|Roger Daltrey]] cape on<br />
+I had a Roger Daltrey cape on<ref>Roger Daltrey was a member of the British rock group [[The Who]], who indeed sometimes wore a cape on stage.</ref><br />
 (A Roger Daltrey cape on)<br />
 There was a bed I dumped her shape on<br />
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 Carolina Hardcore Ecstasy!<br />
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-It might seem strange to Herb and Dee--<br />
+It might seem strange to Herb and Dee<ref> refers to [[Herb Cohen]] and his wife, Dee</ref><br />
 Carolina Hardcore Ecstasy!
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 ===Tributes &amp; Cover Albums===
 ==Notes About This Song==
 ==CC Clues In This Song==
-* Mentions [[Leather]] and [[Plastic]] in the line'' "plastic leather 14 triple D."''
+* Mentions [[Leather]] and [[Plastic]] in the line'' "plastic leather 14 triple D."''  Also mentions some [[The|other words]].
 [[Category:Tracks]]
 [[Category:Fictional characters]]
 [[Category:Tracks with sexual topics]]

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 ==Lyrics==
 I coulda swore her hair was made of rayon<br />
-She wore a [[Milton Bradley]] Crayon<br />
+She wore a [[Wikipedia:Milton Bradley Company|Milton Bradley]] Crayon<br />
 But she was something I could lay on<br />
 Can't remember what became of me . . .<br />
 Carolina Hardcore Ecstasy<br />
 <br />
-She put a [[The Doobie Brothers|Doobie Brothers]] tape on<br />
+She put a [[Wikipedia:The Doobie Brothers|Doobie Brothers]] tape on<br />
 (La la la la la-ahh la)<br />
 I had a [[The Who|Roger Daltrey]] cape on<br />
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 * Roger Daltrey was a member of the British rock group [[The Who]], who indeed sometimes wore a cape on stage.
-* After the line: ''"She put a Doobie Brothers tape on"'' the Mothers briefly quote [[The Doobie Brothers]]' song ''[[Listen to the Music]]''.
+* After the line: ''"She put a Doobie Brothers tape on"'' the Mothers briefly quote [[Wikipedia:The Doobie Brothers|The Doobie Brothers]]' song ''[[Listen to the Music]]''.
 * The line ''"It might seem strange to Herb and Dee"'' refers to [[Herb Cohen]] and his wife, Dee.

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 ==Notes About This Song==
-* ''""Carolina Hard-core Ecstasy". That was written actually for [[Lee Clement|the girl who played the gong in (...) "[[Eat That Question]]"]]. She used to work at the recording studio and she was from South Carolina. That was when I was in the wheelchair and I was working there on the [[The Grand Wazoo]] and [[Waka/Jawaka]] albums. And I needed to have a gong overdubbed. And the way we were working, I wasn't in a regular studio, it was in a mix room and in order to do an overdub, since we didn't have a studio facility was there we had to run a microphone into the toilet which had joined the mix room. So we had this girl in this little tiled toilet off to the side of this thing playing this gong. I think she never had so much fun in her life while just thrashing this gong near the fade-out of "Eat That Question". The song was based on stories she had told me."'' - Frank Zappa, ''[[The Supplement Tape]]'', Interview with [[Co de Kloet]].
+* ''""Carolina Hard-core Ecstasy". That was written actually for [[Lee Clement|the girl who played the gong]] in (...) "[[Eat That Question]]". She used to work at the recording studio and she was from South Carolina. That was when I was in the wheelchair and I was working there on the [[The Grand Wazoo]] and [[Waka/Jawaka]] albums. And I needed to have a gong overdubbed. And the way we were working, I wasn't in a regular studio, it was in a mix room and in order to do an overdub, since we didn't have a studio facility was there we had to run a microphone into the toilet which had joined the mix room. So we had this girl in this little tiled toilet off to the side of this thing playing this gong. I think she never had so much fun in her life while just thrashing this gong near the fade-out of "Eat That Question". The song was based on stories she had told me."'' - Frank Zappa, ''[[The Supplement Tape]]'', Interview with [[Co de Kloet]].
 * Roger Daltrey was a member of the British rock group [[The Who]], who indeed sometimes wore a cape on stage.

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	After the line: ''"She put a Doobie Brothers tape on"'' the Mothers briefly quote [[The Doobie Brothers]]' song ''[[Listen to the Music]]''.		After the line: ''"She put a Doobie Brothers tape on"'' the Mothers briefly quote [[The Doobie Brothers]]' song ''[[Listen to the Music]]''.
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		+	The line ''"It might seem strange to Herb and Dee"'' refers to [[Herb Cohen]] and his wife, Dee.

	==CC Clues In This Song==		==CC Clues In This Song==