A light-hearted anthropomorphic rhyme about warring confectionary.

Chocolate biscuit mongoloids

Wielding blancmange knifes

Killed fifty Caucasian popadoms

In a water pistol frenzy.

Jellied eeled wives with haemorrhoids

Living half-life strifeless lives

Have gone kamikaze in jellybean car bombs

Down by the quay.

Two crystal meth blue bottled gingerbread fuhrers

Wearing a Mephistophelian paperknife grin

Baste the chocolate biscuit mongoloids to death

With their methamphetamine liquorice truncheon.

To the candy, abattoir scream the jurors

In a spastic rage of abominable sin

With a gazeuse last breath

The Humpty Dumpty – like judge leaves for luncheon.

Milkybar tombstones with love heart epitaphs.

Commemorate the chocolate biscuit mongoloids

As a lucky bag full of relatives in fits of pandemonium

Curse the caucasian popadoms and gingerbread fuhrers.

Suddenly, with radioactive candy cane bow staffs,

Appeared the jellied eeled wives with haemorrhoids

Flailing about, blowing up the place like plutonium

Unable to sit still, they leave, leaving behind only their auras.

A compilation of various tracks from Pink Floyd albums.

01 - 00:00 - Money - Album: Dark Side Of The Moon.
02 - 6:23 - Wearing The Inside Out - Album: The Division Bell
03 - 13:12 - Bike - Album: The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
04 - 16:36 - Sorrow - Album: A Momentary Lapse of Reason
05 - 25:25 - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun - Album: A Saucerful of Secrets
06 - 30:50 - Dogs - Album: Animals
07 - 48:00 - Fat Old Sun - Album: Atom Heart Mother
08 - 53:15 - Comfortably Numb [includes ending of 'Bring the Boys Back Home'] - Album: Echoes
09 - 1:00:12 - One of These Days - Album: Meddle

Duration - One hour, six minutes & ten seconds.

A short, emotive poem about clinical & psychotic depression.

Images for the video are below.
www.boredpanda.com/depression-through-art/

Ophites Chapter I - Overview 00:00
Chapter II - Reproduction & Deities 5:08
Chapter III - Aba Day Loth 21:10
Chapter IV - Samphire 26:20
Chapter V - Umbre Chi 29:53
Chapter VI - Sybarite 36:20
Chapter VII - M.A.S.K.S 39:38
Chapter VIII - Honourable Suicide 41:55
Chapter IX - Catalysts 45:54
Chapter X - Achamoth 52:53
Chapter XI - Archimedean 1:05:02
Chapter XII - Za'a'zel 1:07:01
Chapter XIII - Holy Mountains - Blessings 1:19:52
Chapter XIV - Tetramorph 1:21:41
Chapter XV - Third Eye Neurotanamus Centre - T.E.N 1:24:09
The End 1:26:53

The Ophites are a serpent-like humanoid race living on their Homeworld, Effluvia, also known as Ophidian 3,6,9.
Characterized by their love for mathematics and unique physical and sensory attributes.

Their tetrachromatic vision lets them perceive colours beyond the human spectrum. They can detect heat sources and colour changes and identify when one is ill.

They have a symbiotic relationship with the planet's flora, aiding its pollination and benefiting from its nectar.

The Ophites believe in a divine spiritual origin, an inherent spark of revelation.
They seek to solve the ultimate riddle and merge with the eternal consciousness that is their creator and Almighty God, Khashmal.

The text also describes the culture's deities and their teachings, emphasizing the pursuit of love, wisdom and enlightenment.

Writing stories is a great way to relax and create.
I enjoy writing stories and have decided to share this story with you.

Kind regards

1 | 0:00.00 | 3:38.57 | "Peaches en Regalia" 3:38
2 | 3:38.57 | 9:16.68 | "Willie the Pimp" 9:21
3 | 12:55.50 | 9:00.20 | "Son of Mr. Green Genes" 8:58
4 | 21:55.70 | 3:04.00 | "Little Umbrellas" 3:06
5 | 24:59.70 | 16:56.65 | "The Gumbo Variations" 12:53
6 | 41:56.60 | | "It Must Be a Camel"

Hot Rats is the second solo album by Frank Zappa, released in October 1969. It was Zappa's first recording project after the dissolution of the original version of the Mothers of Invention. Five of the six songs are instrumental, while "Willie the Pimp" features vocals by Captain Beefheart. In his original sleeve notes, Zappa described the album as "a movie for your ears".

The filming occurred during the summer of 1973, during three nights of concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York City, with additional footage shot at Shepperton Studios. The film premiered three years later on 20 October 1976 at Cinema I in New York, on 22 October 1976 at Fox Wilshire in Los Angeles, and at Warner West End Cinema in London two weeks later. A soundtrack album of the same name accompanied it. The DVD of the film was released on 31 December 1999.
01. Mob Rubout
02. Mob Town Credits
03. Country Life ("Autumn Lake")
04. Bron-Yr-Aur - 11:32
05. Rock and Roll - 12:40
06. Black Dog - 16:58
07. Since I've Been Loving You - 21:48
08. No Quarter - 30:48
09. Who's Responsible?
10. The Song Remains the Same - 43:24
11. The Rain Song - 49:08
12. Fire and Sword
13. Capturing the Castle
14. Not Quite Backstage Pass
15. Dazed and Confused - 58:27
16. Strung Out
17. Magic in the Night
18. Gate Crasher
19. No Comment
20. Stairway to Heaven - 1:28:22
21. Moby Dick - 1:39:38
22. Country Squire Bonham
23. Heartbreaker - 1:51:06
24. Grand Theft
25. Whole Lotta Love - 1:55:02
26. End Credits (w/ "Stairway to Heaven") - 2:09:40

Cast :
• John Bonham
• Richard Cole
• Peter Grant
• John Paul Jones
• Jimmy Page
• Robert Plant
• Colin Rigdon
• Derek Skilton

Led Zeppelin
• Robert Plant – Vocals
• Jimmy Page – Guitars, Backing Vocals, Production, Sound Editing, Mixing
• John Paul Jones – Bass Guitar, Keyboards
• John Bonham – Drums, Percussion

Additional Personnel :
• Peter Clifton – director
• Brian Condliffe – technician
• Cameron Crowe – liner notes
• Ernie Day – camera operator
• Robert Freeman – camera operator
• David Gladwell – editor
• Peter Grant – executive producer
• Mick Hinton – technician • Eddie Kramer – sound engineer
• Ian Knight – visual effects and lighting
• Benji Le Fevre – technician
• Joe Massot – director
• Shelly – special effects
• Ray Thomas – technician
• Steven Weiss – shoot trouble
• Kirby Wyatt – visual effects and lighting

Directed by Peter Clifton & Joe Massot
Starring: John Bonham, John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page & Robert Plant
Music by Led Zeppelin
Camera Operator: Ernest Day
Edited by Humphrey Dixon
Distributed by Warner Bros.
Release Date: 20 October 1976 (US)
Running Time: 137 minutes

Grasshopper is a 1982 album by J. J. Cale. It was his seventh studio album.
J.J. Cale Lyrics
"Does Your Mama Like To Reggae"

Does your mama like to reggae
Does your mama like to reggae
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey

Does your mama like to reggae
You gotta come on home to the city
Down in Jamaica way
Better come home to the city
Down in Jamaica way
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey

Does she dance it for you daily
Watch it, watch it
Does she dance it for you daily when you want it
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey

Does your mama like to reggae
Does your mama like to reggae

John Weldon "J. J." Cale was an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter (December 5, 1938 – July 26, 2013).

He is one of the originators of the Tulsa sound, a loose genre drawing on blues, rockabilly, country, and jazz.

His influence as a musical artist has been acknowledged by figures such as Neil Young, Mark Knopfler, Waylon Jennings, and Eric Clapton, who described him as one of the most influential artists in rock history.

For two nights in 2012, Rammstein sold out two consecutive shows at the historic Bercy Arena in Paris. Documented by over 20 cameras, this high-energy show from the band's greatest hits tour, called Made in Germany 1995-2011, captures 22 songs with mind-bending theatrics such as flame throwers and a mesmerizing light show.

Rammstein: Paris is the fourth concert film and third live album by German Neue Deutsche Härte band Rammstein. It was released on 19 May 2017. The concerts on 6 and 7 March 2012 were filmed entirely for the film. The scenes were cut, with scenes recorded during rehearsals for the tour. Every show was filmed with 30 cameras in front of 17,000 people each night in Paris.