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Craig Bailey
2007-03-08 14:30:59 UTC
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"THE FINAL CUT" APPARENTLY POPULAR WITH CHICKENS

In Steven Kotler's recently-published "Surfing, Science and the Origins
of Belief," the author details studies conducted by Jack Panksepp, head
of affective neuroscience research at the Chicago (Ill.) Institute for
Neurosurgery and Neuroresearch.

Panksepp was researching the similarity of emotional experiences that
occur while listening to music to those experienced by runners during
the so-called "runner's high." To that end, he played dozens of records
by various artists to chickens he had attached to equipment that
recorded their responses.

The chickens' favorite: "The Final Cut."

(Thanks to John Burczy for the heads-up. Got a tip to share? Email us at
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Sad Ken
2007-03-08 22:44:36 UTC
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Post by Craig Bailey
The chickens' favorite: "The Final Cut."
Well, let's be honest. It was a rather poultry effort.


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oldpink
2007-03-09 03:20:24 UTC
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Post by Craig Bailey
The chickens' favorite: "The Final Cut."
Well, let's be honest. It was a rather poultry effort.
Oh, quit clucking at their premise.
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And what exactly is a joke?
Kyla
2007-03-09 05:32:21 UTC
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Post by Craig Bailey
The chickens' favorite: "The Final Cut."
"oldpink" <...
Post by Sad Ken
Well, let's be honest. It was a rather poultry effort.
Sad Ken: Oh, quit clucking at their premise.
Kyla :You're poultry in motion
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And what exactly is a joke?
Okay, here goes
Why did the chicken cross the road? he was tired of being cooped up:)

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oldpink
2007-03-09 05:51:51 UTC
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Post by Craig Bailey
The chickens' favorite: "The Final Cut."
"oldpink" <...
Post by Sad Ken
Well, let's be honest. It was a rather poultry effort.
Sad Ken: Oh, quit clucking at their premise.
Kyla :You're poultry in motion
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And what exactly is a joke?
Okay, here goes
Why did the chicken cross the road? he was tired of being cooped up:)
Nah...
The REAL reason the chicken crossed the road?
To prove to the opposum that it CAN be done.
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And what exactly is a joke?
Kevan Smith
2007-03-09 05:50:14 UTC
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Post by Sad Ken
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The chickens' favorite: "The Final Cut."
Well, let's be honest. It was a rather poultry effort.
Oh, quit clucking at their premise.
Really! What a pecker!
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oldpink
2007-03-09 03:19:24 UTC
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Post by Craig Bailey
"THE FINAL CUT" APPARENTLY POPULAR WITH CHICKENS
In Steven Kotler's recently-published "Surfing, Science and the Origins
of Belief," the author details studies conducted by Jack Panksepp, head
of affective neuroscience research at the Chicago (Ill.) Institute for
Neurosurgery and Neuroresearch.
Panksepp was researching the similarity of emotional experiences that
occur while listening to music to those experienced by runners during
the so-called "runner's high." To that end, he played dozens of records
by various artists to chickens he had attached to equipment that
recorded their responses.
The chickens' favorite: "The Final Cut."
Proof positive of the awfulness of said album.
The chickens loved it because they were convinced that Roger's singing
sounded just like a singing chicken.
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And what exactly is a joke?
Kyla
2007-03-09 05:16:19 UTC
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Post by Craig Bailey
"THE FINAL CUT" APPARENTLY POPULAR WITH CHICKENS
In Steven Kotler's recently-published "Surfing, Science and the Origins
of Belief," the author details studies conducted by Jack Panksepp, head
of affective neuroscience research at the Chicago (Ill.) Institute for
Neurosurgery and Neuroresearch.
Panksepp was researching the similarity of emotional experiences that
occur while listening to music to those experienced by runners during
the so-called "runner's high." To that end, he played dozens of records
by various artists to chickens he had attached to equipment that
recorded their responses.
The chickens' favorite: "The Final Cut."
OMG!! Thank you EVERsomuch for make my late nite latte foam shoot thru my
nose.
I'll get you.., my pretty...heeh heeeeeee
Kyla%b
Post by Craig Bailey
(Thanks to John Burczy for the heads-up. Got a tip to share? Email us at
Read the latest PINK FLOYD NEWS at http://www.floydianslip.com/news.htm.
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http://www.floydianslip.com/store.htm
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Jack of Thorns
2007-03-10 02:54:06 UTC
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In my humble opinion, THE FINAL CUT is a masterpiece. A sonic poem
cycle like I've never heard.

ASHES AND DIAMONDS
FOE AND FRIEND
WE WERE ALL EQUAL
IN THE END.

Listen how the voice metamorphosizes into a saxophone in The Gunner's
Dream:

(lyrics from memory)
Goodbye Max. Goodbye Ma.
After the service when you're walking slowly to the car,
And the silver in her hair shines in the cold November air,
You hear the tolling bell, and touch the silk in your lapel,
And as the teardrops rise to meet the comfort of the band . . .
You take her frail hand . . .
And hold on to the dreeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Jack of Thorns
Kyla
2007-03-11 06:29:14 UTC
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Post by Jack of Thorns
In my humble opinion, THE FINAL CUT is a masterpiece. A sonic poem
cycle like I've never heard.
ASHES AND DIAMONDS
FOE AND FRIEND
WE WERE ALL EQUAL
IN THE END.
Listen how the voice metamorphosizes into a saxophone in The Gunner's
(lyrics from memory)
Goodbye Max. Goodbye Ma.
After the service when you're walking slowly to the car,
And the silver in her hair shines in the cold November air,
You hear the tolling bell, and touch the silk in your lapel,
And as the teardrops rise to meet the comfort of the band . . .
You take her frail hand . . .
And hold on to the dreeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Jack of Thorns
now THAT made me cry.....
Kyla%b
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