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* UncommonTime: The second half of "The Long Road, Pt. II: Capricious Miles" is in 7/4, as are both the opening and closing[[note]]well, almost - it dissolves into ambience that doesn't really have a time signature for the final minute or so[[/note]] of "The Crescendo of Dusk".
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* UncommonTime: The second half of "The Long Road, Pt. II: Capricious Miles" is in 7/4, as are both the opening and closing[[note]]well, almost - it dissolves into ambience that doesn't really have a time signature for the final minute or so[[/note]] of "The Crescendo of Dusk". Also, the end of "Enduring the Snow Drought" is in 7/8.
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*** ''The Rime of Memory'': "Winter's Ghost" (19:56), "Cedar Skeletons" (16:22), "Enduring the Snow Drough" (12:38), "The Blue Against the White" (15:07)
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* ''The Rime of Memory'' (2023)
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* LongTitle: "La passione di Sacco & Vanzetti", "The Ghosts of Haymarket Square", "The Death of Baldr and the Coming War", "Living in the Valley of the Shadow of Death", "To Make an Idol of Our Fear and Call It God", "Killing the Giants as They Sleep", "Through Mountains I Wander This Evening", "The Echoes of a Dissonant Evensong", "Where Mountains Pierce the Sky", "Sleep to the Sound of the Waves Crashing", ''The Scars of Man on the Once Nameless Wilderness'', "A Ridge Where the Tall Pines Once Stood", "Not Much Will Change When I'm Gone", "(Cowering) at the Foot of the Mountain"...
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* StupidStatementDanceMix: "I, Hedonist" has elements of this (though it's definitely not a dance song). A particularly amusing moment is near the end when one of the samples, probably cut up, says, "The Bible plainly states fornication and adultery are exciting."
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* CapitalismIsBad: In particular, ''Collapse'' suggests that capitalist excess will cause a collapse of society, while ''Kentucky'' is almost entirely an account of the environmental and labour abuses inherent in coal mining. However, due to Lunn's belief that HumanityIsFlawed, it can be argued that his view of capitalism is more or less of abuse by society than the system itself.
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* CapitalismIsBad: In particular, ''Collapse'' suggests that capitalist excess will cause a collapse of society, while ''Kentucky'' is almost entirely an account of the environmental and labour abuses inherent in coal mining. However, due to Lunn's belief that HumanityIsFlawed, it can be argued that his view of capitalism is more or less of abuse by society than the system itself.
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* InherentInTheSystem: A recurring theme. A lot of the institutions Lunn depicts in his songs are corrupt because they depend upon the good behaviour of those who run them, and HumanityIsFlawed. A recurring implication is that humans can't be trusted with power over others; the way to fix these problems for good, Lunn is implying, is to increase the power people have over their own lives while decreasing the power they have over others'. (Anarchists, as well as some other groups like intersectional feminists, distinguish between "power-over", or hierarchical control over others' lives; "power-to", or personal autonomy; and "power-together", or the increased cooperative power of individuals working together toward a common goal.)
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* InherentInTheSystem: A recurring theme. A lot of the institutions Lunn depicts in his songs are corrupt because they depend upon the good behaviour behavior of those who run them, and HumanityIsFlawed. A recurring implication is that humans can't be trusted with power over others; the way to fix these problems for good, Lunn is implying, is to increase the power people have over their own lives while decreasing the power they have over others'. (Anarchists, as well as some other groups like intersectional feminists, distinguish between "power-over", or hierarchical control over others' lives; "power-to", or personal autonomy; and "power-together", or the increased cooperative power of individuals working together toward a common goal.)
