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| + | "On this stage nearest us is Lorenzo Killdozer and His Tribe. That's Lorenzo on the jack hammer and his common law wife is up next to him smashing the piano with a fire axe. The kid on the drill press is Jimmy Chan. I went to high school with him. The guitar and the drums, those are androids playing them. Andies I find creepy," she said. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:41, 18 June 2019
"Mechanical Jazz" band playing the Monterey Mechanical Jazz Festival in the 1970 sci-fi novel After Things Fell Apart by Ron Goulart.
"On this stage nearest us is Lorenzo Killdozer and His Tribe. That's Lorenzo on the jack hammer and his common law wife is up next to him smashing the piano with a fire axe. The kid on the drill press is Jimmy Chan. I went to high school with him. The guitar and the drums, those are androids playing them. Andies I find creepy," she said.
