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Whinge
State-Dependent Memory, Vol. 14
posted: 08/26/09
Background: This is a recurring installment wherein I examine the effect of mostly cheesy music video absorption during the '80s and early-'90s and its intersection - in my brain - with bike racing. Read up for the backstory on State-Dependent Memory and all the rest. (Or this stuff is going to make no sense whatsoever. Which is fine, I guess.)
Today: intervals. Nothing could interrupt the steady stream of data passing through my head. Nothing could drown out the panting. Nothing could break my fixation on the very real possibility of cardiac arrest.
But between life and death efforts, this little ditty.
Loved that tune and that record. I used to stay up late and watch MTV, hoping that video would come on, just to get a glimpse of the guy playing. Belew is so freakin' cool.
I also spent a fair amount of my down [not actively dying] time on the bike contemplating the word liger. Not so much the actual animal. More the word.
Oxygen debt. It's pretty awesome.
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