If anybody has the key to the Wayback Machine, please, with great haste, bring it here and let me out! From a day in the 1970s, now at night I've slipped into the 1960s.

This was an exciting find for me -- I've loved this song for a long time, the whole album really. It's a remarkable piece for a few reasons, one is the tempo, which is very hard to play.

I just wikipedia'd it. It's 5/4 time.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Brubeck

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This predates me a bit sfjocko, but good nonetheless. I think you are gen w.

i must be, dag. i'm not even sure what gen w is. unless you mean the generation before x. yeh, that or ...really, the tail end of the boomers. ' i'm probably closer to your dad's age, yo.

but hey, it's about the music. and it's a GREAT tune. for cultural literacy sake, if nothing else, you should know it.

I made a short film set to this song, set in a NY subway about strangers exchanging glances on a train, missed connections, and fate.

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