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You Make Me Want To Be A Better Man

by Corsick/Pontac

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To really understand the statement at hand, one would have to properly pin down the terms "Make" and "Want" and "To Be" and "Better" and "Man" - though, the capital T Truth of the language is self-evident.

Part of the game music, this track encompasses both the attempt to complete a cycle of the game and the reaching toward that comprehensive inanity that hovers over and extends past the edges of its source-text film of the same name. The film ushers a smoke into a home, and the smoke lingers beyond the extinguishing of the fire. One finds oneself poking around their belongings, getting through the day with various aids like the people of the Bay Area in their masks after Mastema has fouled the mountain wood. Only recently have the final vestiges of the smoke dissipated from my home, and I have this work to remember it by.

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released April 11, 2019
CORSICK CORSICK! PONTAC HAS THE LAND!

Mastering: Patrick Budde
Music: Max Abner
Words: Mark Andrus, James L. Brooks, and Jack Nicholson

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Pontac Publications Oakland, California

This page serves as the home of the country and experimental music made by Max Abner and friends. Max has roots in Louisville, Chicago, and the Bay Area, and his music has been released under his own name as well as Pontac, Corsick/Pontac, Goshen, Goshin, Goshinouac, and Max Abner and the Old Fashion Lovers. ... more

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