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I Saw Drones
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Appears on	Geogaddi

As is remarked away back in the Catalog 3 comments, this might be a reference to the condition synaesthesia, a sort of "crossing" of senses, where an auditory stimulus can cause a visual sensation. There are some synaesthetic artists, inspired to paint an impression of what they see when hear a piece of music, for example. In view of the fact that there is also a Catalog 3 track called "Visual Drone 12", this is the view favoured by [DC].
Alternatively, it could be taken literally - I saw drones, as in unmanned aerial vehicles. However, this usage of this term was fairly rare in popular culture at the time.

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-* As is remarked away back in the ''[[Catalog 3]]'' comments, this might be a reference to the condition [http://www.sciencenet.org.uk/database/Biology/Senses/b00471b.phpl synaesthesia], a sort of "crossing" of senses, where an auditory stimulus can cause a visual sensation. There are some synaesthetic artists, inspired to paint an impression of what they see when hear a piece of music, for example. In view of the fact that there is also a ''[[Catalog 3]]'' track called "[[Visual Drone 12]]", this is the view favoured by [DC].
+* As is remarked away back in the ''[[Catalog 3]]'' comments, this might be a reference to the condition [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synesthesia synaesthesia], a sort of "crossing" of senses, where an auditory stimulus can cause a visual sensation. There are some synaesthetic artists, inspired to paint an impression of what they see when hear a piece of music, for example. In view of the fact that there is also a ''[[Catalog 3]]'' track called "[[Visual Drone 12]]", this is the view favoured by [DC].
 * Alternatively, it could be taken literally - I saw drones, as in unmanned aerial vehicles. However, this usage of this term was fairly rare in popular culture at the time.