Johnny Cake
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| - | '''Jo(h)nny Cake''' ''pnu.'' '''1.''' Euphemism for the [[pancake]] among American settlers and their descendants. '''2.''' [[Tim Wilson]]'s funkadelic audio release from 1996, on the short-lived [[Alpha Chimp]] label. | + | '''Jo(h)nny Cake''' ''pnu.'' '''1.''' Euphemism for the [[pancake]] among American settlers and their descendants. '''2.''' [[Tim Wilson]]'s funkadelic audio release from 1996, on the short-lived [[Alpha Chimp]] label. '''3.''' A potent brand of Peruvian blow. |
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| - | Lambasted by ''Rolling Stone'' as "pure crap," the album has still managed to find a steady audience. Cuts can frequently be heard on the kind of college radio stations prone to playing [http://tisue.net/jandek/ Jandek]. | + | Lambasted by ''Rolling Stone'' as "pure crap," the album still manages to find a steady and enthusiastic audience. Tracks can frequently be heard on the kind of college radio stations prone to playing [http://tisue.net/jandek/ Jandek]. Kurt Cobain listed it as number [[27]] on a list of his favorite 146 albums of 1978. Thom York described it as "THE soundtrack for [[Guvernor Morris]] birthday celebrations; if '''Johnny Cake''' ain't on the turntable, either take Alexander Hamilton's dick out of your mouth or leave the closet." |
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| * [[Sausage]] | * [[Sausage]] | ||
| * [[Snack Cake]] | * [[Snack Cake]] | ||
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| [[Image:TitsOOT.jpg|thumb|center|A digital scan of the rare disk, oozing with "preternatural cool."]] | [[Image:TitsOOT.jpg|thumb|center|A digital scan of the rare disk, oozing with "preternatural cool."]] | ||
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| + | [[Berma Pickles]], the beautiful model posing with Wilson on on the cover of the album, although not related to [[Dr. Martin Savage Pickles]], once took a course in [[Quantum Ethics]] from the famously irascible professor. | ||
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Jo(h)nny Cake pnu. 1. Euphemism for the pancake among American settlers and their descendants. 2. Tim Wilson's funkadelic audio release from 1996, on the short-lived Alpha Chimp label. 3. A potent brand of Peruvian blow. [edit] ExtrapolationLambasted by Rolling Stone as "pure crap," the album still manages to find a steady and enthusiastic audience. Tracks can frequently be heard on the kind of college radio stations prone to playing Jandek (http://tisue.net/jandek/). Kurt Cobain listed it as number 27 on a list of his favorite 146 albums of 1978. Thom York described it as "THE soundtrack for Guvernor Morris birthday celebrations; if Johnny Cake ain't on the turntable, either take Alexander Hamilton's dick out of your mouth or leave the closet." [edit] Track Listing
[edit] Non-Canonical Text"I've outrun an old man, and an old woman, and a little boy, and two well-diggers, and two ditch-diggers, and a bear, and a wolf, and I can outrun you too-o-o." Last words of Have A Slice of Johnny. [edit] See Also |
 [edit] DesiderataBerma Pickles, the beautiful model posing with Wilson on on the cover of the album, although not related to Dr. Martin Savage Pickles, once took a course in Quantum Ethics from the famously irascible professor.
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