Liner Notes

Soundscape #127: “Run, Forrest, Run!”

We all take mobility for granted. And why not? If you can get from Point A to B, say, in anticipation of a reward, the faster you get there, the more likely you are to claim your reward. At least that’s how our society thinks and functions. I’ve never had a problem with that until the last week or so when I hurt my knee. Apparently I twisted some nerve and dislocated it. To say I’m in pain is an understatement. Every step is torture and stairs are the epitome of evil.

lcrf. LEVITACIÓN / LEVITATION, 2008.

The immense pain dictates a major overhaul of my daily routine. Now I take at least double the time needed to get to work and think far far ahead so that I don’t have to make additional trips. For example, in the office, I’d print out all the documents I need (if I need them at all) then head off to the toilet, come back to fill up on more water, just in time for the documents.

Playlist:
1. (0:00) Le Tigre – TKO (This Island)
2. (3:25) The Arcade Fire – Keep The Car Running (Neon Bible)
3. (6:50) The Velvet Underground – Run Run Run (The Velvet Underground & Nico)
4. (11:13) Wolf Parade – You Are A Runner And I’m My Father’s Son (Apologies To The Queen Mary)
5. (14:09) Saturday Looks Good To Me - Keep Walking (Every Night)
6. (16:50) Mojave 3 – Running With You (Puzzles Like You)
7. (18:59) Belle & Sebastian – The Loneliness Of A Middle Distance Runner (Push Barman To Open Old Wounds)
8. (23:30) The Delgados – Knowing When To Run (The Great Eastern)
9. (27:01) Wilco – Walken (Sky Blue Sky)
10. (31:23) Nina Nastasia & Jim White – I Come After You (You Follow Me)