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	<title>Queasy Listening &#187; Siouxsie &amp; the Banshees</title>
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		<title>&#8220;Burn-Up&#8221; &#8211; Siouxsie &amp; the Banshees</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 13 Apr 2009 16:43:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Rabid Garfunkel</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ah, 1988. I&#8217;d&#8230; borrowed&#8230; the Siouxsie &#38; the Banshees album, Peepshow, from someone-or-other and put it straight into heavy rotation for soundtracking my life at that point and time in space. Good driving music for those long hauls up and down the lonelier parts of California&#8217;s freeway system.
This song, Burn-Up, was particularly well suited for barreling west on [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p id="top" />Ah, 1988. I&#8217;d&#8230; <em>borrowed&#8230;</em> the Siouxsie &amp; the Banshees album, <em>Peepshow,</em> from someone-or-other and put it straight into heavy rotation for soundtracking my life at that point and time in space. Good driving music for those long hauls up and down the lonelier parts of California&#8217;s freeway system.</p>
<p>This song, <em>Burn-Up,</em> was particularly well suited for barreling west on the 152 (the stretch between the 99 and Los Banos, deepest, darkest Central Valley) in the lonely hours just past dawn, with only the crop-dusters gamboling overhead for company, the air already an agriculture flavored furnace.</p>
<p>Jeez, I can still taste it, some twenty years later.</p>
<p>Roll the windows down (&#8217;cause the air conditioning&#8217;s on the fritz) and turn the volume up. We&#8217;re going for a little ride.</p>
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<p>Lyrics!</p>
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A crumpled future in your fist<br />
The killing streak ascends sun kissed<br />
And the firestarter from within<br />
Pokes out from fever blistered grin<br />
King Salamander that&#8217;s his name<br />
A desert maker that&#8217;s his aim<br />
The benign cremator, branding iron in his hand<br />
Eager and willing to torch the land</p>
<p>All fire and brimstone<br />
This jack-o-lantern<br />
He likes to watch the buildings burn</p>
<p>His ardour smoulders, phosphorous flies<br />
He radiates with urgence to hypnotise<br />
Stoke the furnace, feed his need<br />
This thirst for fire is all he seeks<br />
He&#8217;s the blazing rubber making tracks<br />
The blue touch paper at your back</p>
<p>All fire and brimstone<br />
This salamander king<br />
He basks while all around him burns</p>
<p>`Giddy-up, burn-up, not fade away&#8217;<br />
These words ignite and pave his way<br />
`Giddy-up, burn-up, stoke it up and turn it up&#8217;<br />
He sings these words in fervid frame</p>
<p>All fire and brimstone<br />
This jack-o-lantern<br />
He likes to watch the pyres burn</p>
<p>Jack be nimble, Jack be quick<br />
Jack jump over the candlestick</p></blockquote>
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		<title>&#8220;Burn-Up&#8221; &#8211; Siouxsie &amp; the Banshees</title>
		<link>http://www.pats-lies.com/2009/04/13/burn-up-siouxsie-the-banshees-2/</link>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 13 Apr 2009 16:43:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Rabid Garfunkel</dc:creator>
				<category><![CDATA[Song of the Day]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ah, 1988. I&#8217;d&#8230; borrowed&#8230; the Siouxsie &#38; the Banshees album, Peepshow, from someone-or-other and put it straight into heavy rotation for soundtracking my life at that point and time in space. Good driving music for those long hauls up and down the lonelier parts of California&#8217;s freeway system.
This song, Burn-Up, was particularly well suited for barreling west on [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p id="top" />Ah, 1988. I&#8217;d&#8230; <em>borrowed&#8230;</em> the Siouxsie &amp; the Banshees album, <em>Peepshow,</em> from someone-or-other and put it straight into heavy rotation for soundtracking my life at that point and time in space. Good driving music for those long hauls up and down the lonelier parts of California&#8217;s freeway system.</p>
<p>This song, <em>Burn-Up,</em> was particularly well suited for barreling west on the 152 (the stretch between the 99 and Los Banos, deepest, darkest Central Valley) in the lonely hours just past dawn, with only the crop-dusters gamboling overhead for company, the air already an agriculture flavored furnace.</p>
<p>Jeez, I can still taste it, some twenty years later.</p>
<p>Roll the windows down (&#8217;cause the air conditioning&#8217;s on the fritz) and turn the volume up. We&#8217;re going for a little ride.</p>
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<p>Lyrics!</p>
<blockquote>
<p>A crumpled future in your fist</p>
<p>The killing streak ascends sun kissed</p>
<p>And the firestarter from within</p>
<p>Pokes out from fever blistered grin</p>
<p>King Salamander that&#8217;s his name</p>
<p>A desert maker that&#8217;s his aim</p>
<p>The benign cremator, branding iron in his hand</p>
<p>Eager and willing to torch the land</p>
<p>All fire and brimstone</p>
<p>This jack-o-lantern</p>
<p>He likes to watch the buildings burn</p>
<p>His ardour smoulders, phosphorous flies</p>
<p>He radiates with urgence to hypnotise</p>
<p>Stoke the furnace, feed his need</p>
<p>This thirst for fire is all he seeks</p>
<p>He&#8217;s the blazing rubber making tracks</p>
<p>The blue touch paper at your back</p>
<p>All fire and brimstone</p>
<p>This salamander king</p>
<p>He basks while all around him burns</p>
<p>`Giddy-up, burn-up, not fade away&#8217;</p>
<p>These words ignite and pave his way</p>
<p>`Giddy-up, burn-up, stoke it up and turn it up&#8217;</p>
<p>He sings these words in fervid frame</p>
<p>All fire and brimstone</p>
<p>This jack-o-lantern</p>
<p>He likes to watch the pyres burn</p>
<p>Jack be nimble, Jack be quick</p>
<p>Jack jump over the candlestick</p></blockquote>
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