british invasion of norway pythagorus by met recently excavated from a hut

[Oldrottenhead]

an artefact from the british invasion of norway,

all participants where very very very drunk and did not realise that geir hit the record button but he did.

lyric inspired by sir harry flashman and oldrottenhead's journey to london tuned into bbc radio 4 and melvyn brag waxing lyrical about mathematics. not what is the square route of the thingy but deep profound nay mad maths

anyway we where very very drunk

i had to reduce this by the square of the hypotothingy to fit the pi of the radius fuckthingy

tharek made me do it

[OsCKilO]

I Love this!!!

The R/Guitar was inspiered by drink...

Was a fun Track!!!!

[OsCKilO]

Fun??

Fuck .... I Love it!!!!

[Oldrottenhead]

just realised mike slept through this one lmao, so thats why it got lost, he didnt have it in his wee log book.

he was catching wasps when this was recorded.

[OsCKilO]

We Got the pic!

[Oldrottenhead]

hahahahaha

[OsCKilO]

G's Lead is Amazing!

[Bluesberry]

Loose, very loose.  Your right about Geir's lead, he plays damn fine when drunk.  Really loving the hard vocal.  This is really good guys.  Its like a dream song, nightmare really about the modern world closing in on all us.  One of the best from Met dare I say it, the energy and groove are top notch.  How Mike slept through all the racket is a mystery.

[Oldrottenhead]

i think mike might have actually been awake and played on this one but i really cant remember lol

[Ted]

"I don't know my bank account. I leave that to my wife."

Now that's an inspired lyric.

Geir's lead perfectly accompanies the chaos and drunken innumeracy.

Today I gave a guitar lesson to a computer programmer. There was no guitar available, so I explained the mathematical basis of major and minor chords on a white board. His response was, "This is the explanation I've been needing."