The Who - Another Tricky Day

1. "You cant always get it when you really want it" - reality of hard times, depth. MonoMyth patterns of the Mass Mind / Mass Mind / Mass Age media control society, as an individual.

2. "why don't you want for the call" - cross reference to track in playlists Regina Spector - The Call lyrics.

3. "Rock and roll will nevrer die" - endless time

4. "burned by the sun" in night, we are inverting meaning as we weave in and out of Daytime Daydreaming and FInnegans Wake Night hours...

5. "Another tricky day", day is ALL 24 hours of the Wake Cycle.

6. "what the newspapers say seems to bring down heavy rain" -- the MonoMyth itself

7. "world is in a spiral" - Iterations of Finengans Wake, the opening sentence and book does not end, spiral.

8. "It's all here on the vinyl" media reference, self-awareness of media generations - 1968 book War and Peace in Global Village.

Skating Away on the Thin Ice of the New Day (2002 Remaster)

1. Mixing metaphors. The water we are on is deep, not shallow (opening track of this playlist reference) - but ice doesn't freeze in center of ocean where so much goin gon.

2. "meanwhile bak in year one",  zero point. The deepest inversion.

3. "you were bread for humnanity, sold to society"

4. "one day you will wake up in the present day" - that is Finnegans Wake core!!!!

5. thin ice reference in previous track lyric reference.

6. We are already into the new day, past instance of midnight entrance "

7. "make your peace with everyone" - the Tim Finnegans Wake funeral

8. "looking for a sign of the universal minds" - thie "passion play" you are lviing, Finnegans Wake 1927 defined Opera - the MonoMyth.

9. "as you cross the circle line" - "you are a rabbit on the run". next track feedback forward. Rear view mirror forward McLuhan concept of this WWWOpera.

10. "you are the only person sitting in this audience" deepest self-discovery.

Breathe (Pink Floyd Cover)

1. Cover song, in he cover of darkness, in the cover of deep water metaphors

2. breathe in the compressed air and time underwater metaphors

3. "run rabbit run" previous song lyric bridge.

4. "dig a hole" and do another one - we are deep dive in this far from the shallows playlist.

5. exhaustion ritual.

6. "don't be afraid to care" - compassion don't be afraid, but it is painful scary.

7. "choose your own ground" - chose where you will surface from here. You are now deep diving trained.

8. "dig that hole, forget the sun" - night hours of Finnegans Wake work of study and learning

9. "home, home again" Dublin is home home of Finnegans Wake, WWW Opera.

10. "good to warm bones beside the fire" at home.

11. "calls the faithful to their knees" - Faithful to the monomyth revision and inversion cycle.

The Last of The Cycling Postmen, Goleen, Co. Cork, Ireland 1975

1. cycling 10 times around the equator delivering messages, Finnegans Wake metaphor right there.

2. Far from the shallows deep delivery of service to society

3. 42 years

4. change of technology cycle, email, and no longer bike

5. trinity of postman metaphor

6. a metaphor of "cork" wood being a bobber in middle, far from shallows, ocean - messaging line to rest of the world.

Message in a Bottle (The Police) The 3 Busketeers Cover

1. Our message in a bottle, with cork sealing the bottle, made it from Cork to Dublin.

2. trinity metaphor

3. no lyrics, do you recall? How far from shallows are you, do you recall lyrics?

"I'm late to class, but I can sing something...."

1. Advanced techniques for starting flash mob teaching, classrooms in public. Far from shallow.

2. TV history class, which is core to this WWWopera, media generations history.

3. lyrics: "I hard that you are settled down" "married now" - "dreams came true" - pondering from the deepest hours of Finnegans Wake

4. "old friends why are you so shy" - "hide from the light" "from the blue" (deep blue).

5. "it isn't over" just because you are married - Compassion grows.

6. "I wish nothing but the best" - not hating on old lovers, hate is toxic.

7. "time flies, yesterday was time of our lives" - time complexity compression in deep blue watter.

8. She skiped TV class to be on TV... teach the teachers.

9. July 13, 2023 upload / publish date.

10. 4 million 632 thousand views as of January 21, 2024.

These need placement in track order:

Invention of Lying film (04:00 Pub Crawl playlist)

1. Anna is ALP

2. Mark is King Mark with control over a virtual Isolde

3. Truth was the key thing Campbell emphasized in Troubadour year 1210 revolution against The Church. "The troubadours were very much interested in the psychology of love. And they're the first ones in the West who really thought of love the way we do now -- as a person-to-person relationship." (Campbell 1986)

4. Truth REALLY the key to this revolution. "In a wasteland, people are fulfilling purposes that are not properly theirs but have been put upon them as inescapable laws. This is a killer. The twelfth-century troubadour poetry of courtly love was a protest against this supernaturally justified violation of life's joy in truth. So too the Tristan legend and at least one of the great versions of the legend of the Grail, that of Wolfram von Eschenbach. The spirit is really the bouquet of life. It is not something breathed into life, it comes out of life." (Campbell, 1986)

5. Mark valuing Truth becomes Tristan, so he is both King Mark and a sincere Tristan - only possible in WWW Internet era

6. Mark/Tristan invents Heaven through Metaphor teaching (Finnegans Wake waves of 2010 media generations) "The troubadours became associated with the Manichean heresy of the Albigensians that was rampant at that time -- though the Albigensian movement was really a protest against the corruption of the medieval clergy. So the troubadours and their transformation of the idea of love got mixed up in religious life in a very complicated way. " (Campbell 1986)

7. Campbell, 1986: "But Amor could become a religious impulse, too. The troubadours recognized Amor as the highest spiritual experience."

8. Mark is a classic everyman, average, HCE character living ordinary day.

REMINDER: author doesn't matter, this is Mass Mind / Mass Man subconsious, can come out even without author being self-aware on MonoMyth.

04:00 playlist again about Steely Dan

1. Prof Rock uses the phrase "Fast Friends' is a reference to Upanishads.  Campbell: There's a wonderful verse in the Rig Veda that says, "On the tree" -- that's the tree of life, the tree of your own life -- "there are two birds, fast friends. One eats the fruit of the tree, and the other, not eating, watches." Now, the one eating the fruit of the tree is killing the fruit. Life lives on life, that's what it's all about.

2. Richard Pryor on the video, that's in the Load Out track earlier in playlist ("Walk it Like you Talk It" connection)