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Dawn Chorus
Running time	3:55
Appears on	Geogaddi

Dawn Chorus is is track number 19 on the Geogaddi album. As well as birdsong at daybreak, the title also may refer to the unexplained phenomena known as electromagnetic dawn chorus which occurs during or just after sunrise effecting radio equipment with a transmission similar to birds dawn chorus.

Samples/Lyrics

"round the, round the, round the cauldron"(reversed, 2:00)
[Pete from Phaelam] suggests at around 1:40 "but you may be dead ... you may be dead".
A vocoded voice says "Yes." starting at 0:17 and continues through the whole song.

Comments

Aside from the bird-song variety that all are familiar with, there is an electromagnetic phenomenon of the same name, which occurs when the sun breaks over the horizon during a period of sunspot activity or of solar flares. At such times, those with the proper equipment can hear sounds that have been described as being like whistling, or like hundreds of birds singing at once; some have even reported hearing human voices. [anon]
You might like to read the description of the effect at: wikipedia. That article also has links to WAV files of the Dawn Chorus from NASA's site.
[J] pointed out something interesting: BoC have remixed Meat Beat Manifesto, and the MBM album "Actual Sounds and Voices" contains a very Geogaddi-sounding track called "The Tweek" (track 6). He pointed out that the beginning of the track sounds rather like the beginning of A:B::B:C, and that "a little way through the track, a conversation starts. The two men are discussing radio disturbances/anomalies", and that these are illustrated with pertinent audio samples. "At the end, there is a pause and they begin to play an extended sample of a dawn chorus" that sounds rather like chirping tree-frogs in the summer. One of the men then comments: "The dawn chorus on the other hand is not at all well understood, and there is no theory to explain it." (Actual dawn chorus samples can be heard by following the Wikipedia link given above.)
It is interesting to notice that the Gundestrup cauldron depicts "The horned God" Mentioned in You Could Feel the Sky And the lyrics "round the, round the, round the cauldron" can be heard in this song and that the beginning of A:B::B:C sounds similar to a bubbling cauldron.
Comments from the Northern Exposure interview:

"How do you create your drum patterns?"

"Sandison: It's a mixture of live performance and step sequencing. Sometimes, we make up sounds and then program them tightly in a really synthetic way. Other times, we want it to sound really rough, so we'll just jam on the drums live. For instance, "Dawn Chorus" is a single-take jammed beat that I played, while "1969" has a live beat all the way through mixed with other beat tracks."

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+* '''Dawn Chorus''' is is track number 19 on the [[Geogaddi]] album.  As well as birdsong at daybreak, the title also may refer to the unexplained phenomena known as electromagnetic dawn chorus which occurs during or just after sunrise effecting radio equipment with a transmission similar to birds dawn chorus.
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+== Samples/Lyrics ==
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+* ''"round the, round the, round the cauldron"''(reversed, 2:00)
-* /L.y. uprm Lda.nam= ogii.oyo ay aprgbe 1S40 --_xgy frg maf x. e.ae vvv frg maf x. e.ae_--v
+* [Pete from Phaelam] suggests at around 1:40 ''"but you may be dead ... you may be dead"''.
-*A krjre.e krcj. oafo _F.ov_ oyapycbi ay 0S17 abe jrbycbg.o ydprgid yd. ,drn. orbiv
+*A vocoded voice says "Yes." starting at 0:17 and continues through the whole song.
-]] Jrmm.byo ]]
+== Comments ==
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+* Aside from the bird-song variety that all are familiar with, there is an electromagnetic phenomenon of the same name, which occurs when the sun breaks over the horizon during a period of sunspot activity or of solar flares. At such times, those with the proper equipment can hear sounds that have been described as being like whistling, or like hundreds of birds singing at once; some have even reported hearing human voices. [anon]
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+* You might like to read the description of the effect at: [[wikipedia:Dawn_chorus_(electromagnetic)|wikipedia]]. That article also has links to WAV files of the Dawn Chorus from NASA's site.
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+* [J] pointed out something interesting: [[Boards of Canada|BoC]] have remixed Meat Beat Manifesto, and the MBM album "Actual Sounds and Voices" contains a very Geogaddi-sounding track called "The Tweek" (track 6). He pointed out that the beginning of the track sounds rather like the beginning of A:B::B:C, and that "a little way through the track, a conversation starts. The two men are discussing radio disturbances/anomalies", and that these are illustrated with pertinent audio samples. "At the end, there is a pause and they begin to play an extended sample of a dawn chorus" that sounds rather like chirping tree-frogs in the summer. One of the men then comments: "The dawn chorus on the other hand is not at all well understood, and there is no theory to explain it." (Actual dawn chorus samples can be heard by following the Wikipedia link given above.)
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+*It is interesting to notice that the [[wikipedia:Gundestrup_cauldron|Gundestrup cauldron]] depicts "The horned God" Mentioned in [[You Could Feel the Sky]] And the lyrics "round the, round the, round the cauldron" can be heard in this song and that the beginning of A:B::B:C sounds similar to a bubbling cauldron.
-* Jrmm.byo uprm yd. //Cby.pkc.,o#2002[07[01S{P.mcq|Brpyd.pb >qlrogp. cby.pkc.,==S
+* Comments from the [[Interviews#2002-07-01:_Remix|Northern Exposure interview]]:
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+<blockquote>
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+"How do you create your drum patterns?"
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+<br />
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+"[[Marcus_Eoin_Sandison|Sandison]]: It's a mixture of live performance and step sequencing. Sometimes, we make up sounds and then program them tightly in a really synthetic way. Other times, we want it to sound really rough, so we'll just jam on the drums live. For instance, "Dawn Chorus" is a single-take jammed beat that I played, while "1969" has a live beat all the way through mixed with other beat tracks."
-Wzxnrjt'gry.V
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-]] P.u.p.bj.o ]]
+== References ==
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+*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawn_chorus_%28birds%29 Wikipedia article on dawn chorus.]
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+*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawn_chorus_%28electromagnetic%29 Wikipedia article on electromagnetic dawn chorus.]
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+without a new paragraph.<br>
+Please use this sparingly.
+Please do not start a [[link]] or
+''italics'' or '''bold''' on one line
+and close it on the next.
+You should "sign" your comments on talk pages:
+- Three tildes gives your user name: Karl Wick
+- Four tildes give your user name plus date/time: Karl Wick 07:46, 27 November 2005 (UTC)
+- Five tildes gives the date/time alone: 07:46, 27 November 2005 (UTC)
+You should "sign" your comments
+on talk pages: <br>
+- Three tildes gives your user
+name: [[Special:Contributions/173.254.216.66|173.254.216.66]] <br>
+- Four tildes give your user
+name plus date/time: [[Special:Contributions/173.254.216.66|173.254.216.66]] 23:20, 1 February 2013 (CET) <br>
+- Five tildes gives the
+date/time alone: 23:20, 1 February 2013 (CET) <br>
+[edit] HTML tags
+You can use some HTML tags too. For a list of HTML tags that are allowed, see HTML in wikitext. However, you should avoid HTML in favor of Wiki markup whenever possible.
+What it looks like 	What you type
+Put text in a typewriter font. The same font is generally used for computer code.
+Put text in a <tt>typewriter
+font</tt>. The same font is
+generally used for <code>
+computer code</code>.
+Strike out or underline text, or write it in small caps.
+<strike>Strike out</strike>
+or <u>underline</u> text,
+or write it <span style=
+"font-variant:small-caps">
+in small caps</span>.
+Superscripts and subscripts: X2, H2O
+Superscripts and subscripts:
+X<sup>2</sup>, H<sub>2</sub>O
+Centered text
+    Please note the American spelling of "center".
+<center>Centered text</center>
+    The blockquote command will indent both margins when needed instead of the left margin only as the colon does.
+<blockquote>
+The '''blockquote''' command will indent
+both margins when needed instead of the
+left margin only as the colon does.
+</blockquote>
+Invisible comments to editors (<!-- -->) only appear while editing the page.
+    If you wish to make comments to the public, you should usually use the talk page.
+Invisible comments to editors (&lt;!-- --&gt;)
+only appear while editing the page.
+<!-- Note to editors: blah blah blah. -->
+[edit] Organizing your writing
+What it looks like 	What you type
+Section headings
+Headings organize your writing into sections. The Wiki software can automatically generate a table of contents from them.
+Subsection
+Using more equals signs creates a subsection.
+A smaller subsection
+Don't skip levels, like from two to four equals signs.
+Start with 2 equals signs not 1 because 1 creates H1 tags which should be reserved for page title.
+== Section headings ==
+''Headings'' organize your writing into
+sections. The Wiki software can automatically
+generate a table of contents from them.
+=== Subsection ===
+Using more equals signs creates a subsection.
+==== A smaller subsection ====
+Don't skip levels,
+like from two to four equals signs.
+Start with 2 equals signs not 1
+because 1 creates H1 tags
+which should be reserved for page title.
+    Unordered lists are easy to do:
+        Start every line with a star.
+            More stars indicate a deeper level.
+        Previous item continues.
+        A newline
+    in a list
+marks the end of the list.
+    Of course you can start again.
+* ''Unordered lists'' are easy to do:
+** Start every line with a star.
+*** More stars indicate a deeper level.
+*: Previous item continues.
+** A newline
+* in a list
+marks the end of the list.
+* Of course you can start again.
+    Numbered lists are:
+        Very organized
+        Easy to follow
+A newline marks the end of the list.
+    New numbering starts with 1.
+# ''Numbered lists'' are:
+## Very organized
+## Easy to follow
+A newline marks the end of the list.
+# New numbering starts with 1.
+Here's a definition list:
+Word
+    Definition of the word
+A longer phrase needing definition
+    Phrase defined
+A word
+    Which has a definition
+    Also a second one
+    And even a third
+Begin with a semicolon. One item per line; a newline can appear before the colon, but using a space before the colon improves parsing.
+Here's a ''definition list'':
+; Word : Definition of the word
+; A longer phrase needing definition
+: Phrase defined
+; A word : Which has a definition
+: Also a second one
+: And even a third
+Begin with a semicolon. One item per line;
+a newline can appear before the colon, but
+using a space before the colon improves
+parsing.
+    You can even do mixed lists
+        and nest them
+        inside each other
+            or break lines
+            in lists.
+        definition lists
+            can be
+            nested
+                too
+* You can even do mixed lists
+*# and nest them
+*# inside each other
+*#* or break lines<br>in lists.
+*#; definition lists
+*#: can be
+*#:; nested : too
+    A colon (:) indents a line or paragraph.
+A newline starts a new paragraph.
+Often used for discussion on talk pages.
+    We use 1 colon to indent once.
+        We use 2 colons to indent twice.
+colons to indent 3 times, and so on.
+: A colon (:) indents a line or paragraph.
+A newline starts a new paragraph. <br>
+Often used for discussion on talk pages.
+: We use 1 colon to indent once.
+:: We use 2 colons to indent twice.
+::: 3 colons to indent 3 times, and so on.
+You can make horizontal dividing lines (----) to separate text.
+But you should usually use sections instead, so that they go in the table of contents.
+You can make horizontal dividing lines (----)
+to separate text.
+----
+But you should usually use sections instead,
+so that they go in the table of contents.
+You can add footnotes to sentences using the ref tag -- this is especially good for citing a source.
+    There are over six billion people in the world.[1]
+References:
+    ↑ CIA World Factbook, 2006.
+For details, see Wikipedia:Footnotes and Help:Footnotes.
+You can add footnotes to sentences using
+the ''ref'' tag -- this is especially good
+for citing a source.
+:There are over six billion people in the
+world.<ref>CIA World Factbook, 2006.</ref>
+References: <references/>
+For details, see [[Wikipedia:Footnotes]]
+and [[Help:Footnotes]].
+[edit] Links
+You will often want to make clickable links to other pages.
+What it looks like 	What you type
+Here's a link to a page named Official position. You can even say official positions and the link will show up correctly.
+Here's a link to a page named
+ [[Official position]].
+You can even say
+[[official position]]s
+and the link will show up
+correctly.
+You can put formatting around a link. Example: Wikipedia.
+You can put formatting around
+ a link.
+Example: ''[[Wikipedia]]''.
+The first letter of articles is automatically capitalized, so wikipedia goes to the same place as Wikipedia. Capitalization matters after the first letter.
+The ''first letter'' of
+articles is automatically
+capitalized, so [[wikipedia]]
+ goes to the same place
+as [[Wikipedia]].
+Capitalization matters after
+ the
+first letter.
+The weather in Moscow is a page that doesn't exist yet. You could create it by clicking on the link.
+[[The weather in Moscow]] is
+a page that doesn't exist
+yet. You could create it by
+clicking on the link.
+You can link to a page section by its title:
+    List of cities by country#Morocco.
+If multiple sections have the same title, add a number. #Example section 3 goes to the third section named "Example section".
+You can link to a page
+section by its title:
+*[[List of cities by
+country#Morocco]].
+If multiple sections have
+the same title, add
+a number.
+[[#Example section 3]] goes
+ to the
+third section named
+"Example section".
+You can make a link point to a different place with a piped link. Put the link target first, then the pipe character "|", then the link text.
+    About Links
+    Cities in Morocco
+Or you can use the "pipe trick" so that text in brackets does not appear.
+    Spinning
+You can make a link point to a
+ different place
+with a
+[[Help:Piped link|piped link]].
+ Put the link
+target first, then the pipe
+character "|", then
+the link text.
+*[[Help:Link|About Links]]
+*[[List of cities by
+country#Morocco|
+Cities in Morocco]]
+Or you can use the "pipe trick" so that text in
+brackets does not appear.
+*[[Spinning (textiles)|Spinning]]
+You can make an external link just by typing a URL: http://www.nupedia.com
+You can give it a title: Nupedia
+Or leave the title blank: [1]
+You can make an external
+link just by typing a URL:
+http://www.nupedia.com
+You can give it a title:
+[http://www.nupedia.com Nupedia]
+Or leave the title blank:
+[http://www.nupedia.com]
+Linking to an e-mail address works the same way: mailto:[email protected] or someone
+Linking to an e-mail address
+ works the same way:
+mailto:[email protected] or
+[mailto:[email protected]
+someone]
+You can use magic words to help make links to special pages such as diffs, edit pages or history pages.
+http://bocpages.org/wiki/Official_position
+Edit
+{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Official
+ position}}
+[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:
+{{PAGENAME}}|action=edit}}
+ Edit]
+You can redirect the user to another page.
+#REDIRECT [[Official
+position]]
+Category links do not show up in line but instead at page bottom and cause the page to be listed in the category.
+Add an extra colon to link to a category in line without causing the page to be listed in the category: Category:English documentation
+[[Help:Category|Category
+links]] do not show up in
+line
+but instead at page bottom
+''and cause the page to be
+listed in the category.''
+[[Category:English
+documentation]]
+Add an extra colon to
+''link'' to a category
+in line
+without causing the page to
+ be listed in the category:
+[[:Category:English
+documentation]]
+The Wiki reformats linked dates to match the reader's date preferences. These three dates will show up the same if you choose a format in your Preferences:
+    July 20, 1969
+July 1969
+-07-20
+The Wiki reformats linked
+dates to match the reader's
+date preferences. These
+three dates will show up the
+same if you choose a format
+in your
+[[Special:Preferences|Preferences]]:
+* [[July 20]], [[1969]]
+* [[20 July]] [[1969]]
+* [[1969]]-[[07-20]]
+[edit] Just show what I typed
+    See also Help:Wiki markup examples#Just show what I typed.
+A few different kinds of formatting will tell the Wiki to display things as you typed them.
+What it looks like 	What you type
+The nowiki tag ignores [[Wiki]] ''markup''. It reformats text by removing newlines and multiple spaces. It still interprets special characters: →
+<nowiki>
+The nowiki tag ignores
+[[Wiki]] ''markup''.
+It reformats text by
+removing
+newlines    and multiple
+ spaces.
+It still interprets special
+characters: &rarr;
+</nowiki>
+The pre tag ignores [[Wiki]]
+ ''markup''.
+It also doesn't     reformat
+ text.
+It still interprets special
+characters: →
+<pre>
+The pre tag ignores [[Wiki]]
+ ''markup''.
+It also doesn't     reformat
+ text.
+It still interprets special
+characters: &rarr;
+</pre>
+Leading spaces are another way to preserve formatting.
+Putting a space at the
+beginning of each
+line stops the text
+from being
+reformatted. It still
+interprets Wiki
+markup and special
+characters: →
+Leading spaces are another way
+ to preserve
+formatting.
+ Putting a space at the
+beginning of each
+ line stops the text   from
+being
+ reformatted. It still
+interprets [[Wiki]]
+ ''markup'' and special
+characters: &rarr;
+[edit] Images, tables, video, and sounds
+After uploading, just enter the filename, highlight it and press the "embedded image"-button of the edit_toolbar.
+This will produce the sytax for uploading a file [[Image:filename.png]]
+This is a very quick introduction. For more information, see:
+    Upload for how to upload files
+    Extended image syntax for how to arrange images on the page
+    Table for how to create a table
+What it looks like 	What you type
+A picture, including alternate text:
+This Wiki's logo
+You can put the image in a frame with a caption:
+This Wiki's logo
+A picture, including alternate text:
+[[Image:NFB-logo.gif|This Wiki's logo]]
+The image in a frame with a caption:
+[[Image:NFB-logo.gif|frame|This Wiki's logo]]
+A link to Wikipedia's page for the image: Image:NFB-logo.gif
+Or a link directly to the image itself: Media:NFB-logo.gif
+A link to Wikipedia's page for the image:
+[[:Image:NFB-logo.gif]]
+Or a link directly to the image itself:
+[[Media:NFB-logo.gif]]
+Use media: links to link directly to sounds or videos: A sound file
+Use '''media:''' links to link
+directly to sounds or videos:
+[[media:1969.mp3|A sound file]]
+<flashmp3>1969.mp3</flashmp3>
+{{#ev:youtube|W1qFOD28joY|200}}
+{{#ev:youtube|W1qFOD28joY|100}}
+[edit] Templates
+Templates are segments of Wiki markup that are meant to be copied automatically ("transcluded") into a page. You add them by putting the template's name in {{double braces}}.
+Category: English documentation
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