wirrow first Released this song back in the springtime.  The first thing I did after the first time I heard it was email dan, saying "I found your new favorite song."  He and I share a love for the pleasantly repetitive.

Other musicians added to it, PixelPilgrim and ChenelyWelly added to wirrow's vocals from the female persuasion.  Nels Cline played hot guitar.  Jeff Peff added percussion and edited the whole thing together into its current form.

The hypno-face template is one of the cooler aesthetic feats our mass collaborative process has achieved so far: wirrow drawing the first face, then hundreds of hitRECorders coloring it into diversity.

And the work of a whole lot of video artists went into this montage I've cut.  Too many to name in this description, but I'll cite the resources below.  (I've listed some so far, but I'll have to dig around to find the rest)  The footage of dan spinning comes from Vanya, who is well intent on uploading the resource, I know because he's standing right next to me.

http://www.archive.org/details/drugs_are_like_that

http://www.archive.org/details/drugs_in_our_culture

I was inspired by Soupy's shadow shapes. To me, many of them looked like they were taking part in these activities. These are in no way reflecting the caste system! All arts are equal. :)

This is a song about burying the past. 

You are the ghost

Of everything you used to be

A mind made victim 

I killed off in my dreams 

Your blood is on my fingertips,

Your blood is on my hands

Oh, I hope some day you understand

You are the ghost 

Thats whispering from down the hall

It keeps me up at night

My God, I hear your calls

Your voice just beats my drums

Your voice is in my head

Oh, it sounds just like the living dead

You Know I am the one who buried 

You

Were the body I laid down 

In my memory 

You are the ghost 

That took shape of who I used to know

You call it heartless

But I'll just call it apropros

To strip you of your sheets

Exposing your chains

Oh, won't you let me by with ease

Dig it up, dig it up right now

Make a home in the cemetery 

I hope you're happy 

In these grey graves.

 Written/REcorded/Performedby Chase Horseman