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− | [[Image:Horned-god-gundestrup-cauldron.gif|thumb|right|An image of the [[wikipedia:Horned God|Horned God]] | + | [[Image:Horned-god-gundestrup-cauldron.gif|thumb|right|An image of the [[wikipedia:Horned God|Horned God]] associated with the Wicca religion, as seen on the [[wikipedia:Gundestrup cauldron|Gundestrup Cauldron]].]] |
− | * At approximately 2:10, a back-masked voice is heard saying "a god with horns" twice to the sound of a crackling fire and a distant church bell. This is sampled from an episode of Desperately Seeking Something<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEq1hBJrguI</ref> about the Wiccan religion, which is also sampled numerous times in 'Dawn Chorus.' The episode quotes a poem called '''''The Pipes of Pan | + | * At approximately 2:10, a back-masked voice is heard saying "a god with horns" twice to the sound of a crackling fire and a distant church bell. This is sampled from an episode of Desperately Seeking Something<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEq1hBJrguI</ref> about the Wiccan religion, which is also sampled numerous times in 'Dawn Chorus.' The episode quotes a poem called '''''The Pipes of Pan''''', written by Viavianne Crowley in her book '''''Wicca: The Old Religion In the New Age''''': |
***<blockquote>''The Pipes of Pan''<br>In caverns deep the old Gods sleep<br>But the trees still know the lord<br>And it's the pipes of pan, which call the tune<br>In the twilight in the wood<br>The leaves they dance to the goat god's tune<br>And they whisper his name to the winds<br>And the oak trees dreams of a god with horns<br>And know no other king.</blockquote> | ***<blockquote>''The Pipes of Pan''<br>In caverns deep the old Gods sleep<br>But the trees still know the lord<br>And it's the pipes of pan, which call the tune<br>In the twilight in the wood<br>The leaves they dance to the goat god's tune<br>And they whisper his name to the winds<br>And the oak trees dreams of a god with horns<br>And know no other king.</blockquote> | ||
* Slowed flute from "When the Music Starts to Play" by The Incredible String Band.<ref>{{#ev:youtube|RANBgWcPbxU|480||||start=0|false}}</ref> | * Slowed flute from "When the Music Starts to Play" by The Incredible String Band.<ref>{{#ev:youtube|RANBgWcPbxU|480||||start=0|false}}</ref> |
You Could Feel the Sky | |
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Running time | 5:14 |
Appears on | Geogaddi |
The Pipes of Pan
In caverns deep the old Gods sleep
But the trees still know the lord
And it's the pipes of pan, which call the tune
In the twilight in the wood
The leaves they dance to the goat god's tune
And they whisper his name to the winds
And the oak trees dreams of a god with horns
And know no other king.
Many other works, in music as well as other media, feature the Horned God. Some notable examples are: