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Sitting here listening to the Glastonbury show from 1993, Inevitibility of Death, I start singing Silver Jet as Gord is ranting, but why???

As I listened closely...

He rants: "The machine was smoking, guess it didn't want to die. Our machine was smoking, guess he didn't want to die." He continues this "didn't want to die" rambling for a bit.

It sounds exactly, and I mean exactly like Silver Jet when it goes...

"your heart jumps to and my heart jumps too"

Same tone, same accentuation, everything!

If you have this show listen at about the 3:33 mark. Pretty cool!

Know I know that rants often lead to future songs. For example Mean Streak during Scared on the IVL tour, etc. But this surprised me because it was so far back.

What do you think? I know that the show is available on etree in flac.

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im not hearing it. all i hear is the pope kept poping cause he didnt wanna die.

It's getting late and I could be hearing things. But, as you hear that rant, just sing the "my heart jumps to..." Maybe it is just the beat and not so much the words.

I hear the pope part too...I still hear it as I listen to it now!