Show Notes
"Stratospheric traces of our transitory flight" decorate and delight the skies and our imagination as we analyze the Rush song "Vapor Trail."
Jay helps us understand the song by defining vapor tail
Is Vapor Trail another song about Impermanence?
Are these Neil’s most depressing lyrics?
Fading memories
Tim eats pizza
The analogy of the vapor trails to memories
What are atmospheric phases?
How do we reference the Mel Brooks movie “Space Balls”
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