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I misspoke.
SONIC YOUTH is most definitely in my debut novel, IN CRED.
"Speaking of infinities, there are certain vinyl records that never end. They contain locked grooves which keep the needle from lifting, endlessly repeating a small section of music or sound. The Beatles did this with some of their releases. Sonic Youth did so as well, with locked grooves keeping the skronk rotating indefinitely.
There are other types of infinity, such as holographic or fractal infinities. There are certain albums with concurrent grooves. All vinyl records contain one long circular groove that details in three dimensions the audio sound wave recorded and cut into the record. Some albums have two concurrent grooves, which means that you never know into which groove the needle will drop. Again, Sonic Youth did this very same thing with a ten-inch vinyl release of their song “100%.” Each side contains two songs, but you can never tell which will play. It is a pain in the ass when all you want is to bliss out to Lee Ranaldo’s masterpiece, “Genetic.”
These thoughts came to Cred. It is hard to say whether he comprehended it all instantly, or if he spent a long period of time ruminating. Time seems not to exist here in Mario’s presence. Cred felt no sense of urgency, and so it seemed, neither did Mario, who floated in front of him, eyes closed, gently snoring, with cartoon “Z’s” bubbling out of his mouth every time he exhaled."
hahahahah!!!!
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