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The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle states that you cannot know a particle's position and momentum at the same time. If you observe a particle, you influence its position. I took that concept and ran with it. Vocally, Heisenberg, Revisited is the closest thing on this album to the sort of singing I did on my first two albums.

Lyrics:
I could touch
But I don't want
To erase the world I see

And I can feel you there
But are you
Really next to me?

'Cause I'm a small man
I do what I can
To navigate the foam

You're effervescent
I can't tell
When I'm alone

Dust is all I touch and see

I split apart
The particles
And microgravity

And I can feel you shiver
But I can't tell
If it's for me

'Cause I'm a cold hand
A flash of pain
Without a matching moan

But when these
Points of light collide
You know you're not alone

Dust is all I touch and see
The taste of your uncertainty

Points of light and air so free
Am I to you as you to me?

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Date uploaded: Jul 09, 2013, 20:41 EDT Show more info

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Rex Yehudi (shoham) gave feedback to Ian Marquis for “Heisenberg, Revisited”:

Very rich sound, man :] you have literally no ceiling, my friend. this album will take you wherever you are willing to take it. i believe in you. now you have to do everything you can to promote this. one suggestion is to go to your local radio stations in Bangor -- I know that I've mentioned this one before, but 'it bears repeating'. College stations, especially. There must be 6 in Bangor alone. Talk to Stephen King if you have to, but you have to get this stuff out there even more :] Shoham

Comment ☆ Like Link Flag Jul 10, 2013, 06:39 EDT

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Ian Marquis

You give good advice! And if I'm smart, I'll follow it (I plan on being smart). I need to establish a "home base" of support that I can draw from to move to even better things. I'll have professionally printed copies (short run) of the album by next month, and then I will hit the ground running. Also, I saw that you grabbed a copy of the album. Thank you, man. You rock.

flag (Jul 10, 2013, 11:19 EDT)

Rex Yehudi (shoham)

"I need to establish a "home base" of support that I can draw from to move to even better things." I think that your job (in part) is bringing the world to Bangor, it is more economical in a sense.............. Let the world support you, and where you are form, and not the other way around. The world can afford it! Bangor needs you, and you are from Bangor. There's nothing better than that ;]

flag (Jul 10, 2013, 16:38 EDT)

Ian Marquis

You know, that's a good way of looking at it. And the internet makes that easier. A LOT easier.

flag (Jul 10, 2013, 20:15 EDT)

Rex Yehudi (shoham)

"It is not necessary that you leave the house. Remain at your table and listen. Do not even listen, only wait. Do not even wait, be wholly still and alone. The world will present itself to you for its unmasking, it can do no other, in ecstasy it will writhe at your feet." Franz Kafka -- OK, it is extreme, you SHOULD leave the house, LOL! But the point is just that you are making it happen, now get that next lap under your belt, it is an easier lap than the (ultr)marathon that you just ran!

flag (Jul 11, 2013, 08:40 EDT)