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Isaac Asimov

from Necrotic Bibliphilia by BlöödHag

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In ‘41 fandom was young, & Asimov’s name was on everyone’s tongue
‘Cuz in ’41 Nightfall had come,
Planet driven insane by an eclipse of the sun.
A pair of lush sideburns & a bolo tie describes the genius who brings us the story of I, Robot.
So what, the term was coined by Kapec?
The Three Laws of Robotics ain’t been broken yet!
Hey! He had to get paid writing fiction, non-fiction, teaching biochemistry!
Fact: He wore so many hats; Was in the Navy with Heinlein & L.Sprague De Camp!
No big thing, ‘til Campbell took him under his Astounding wing.
Foundation published before his sideburns had even grown an inch!
Psyco-historian, prophetic creation,
Mule had to go & fuck up the equation.
Thats what you get when you make a sport of mutation!

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from Necrotic Bibliphilia, released January 1, 2001
Rock & Roleplay Records Recorded by "Shirtless" Jeff McNulty and mixed by "Greedy" Greg Williamson @ The Bionic Ear Studios. Mastered by J.M. McNulty @ The Pachinko Parlour. Additional sounds by Robert Sydow

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BlöödHag Seattle, Washington

BloodHag played really short heavy metal songs about Sci-Fi, Fantasy and seminal Horror authors.
We're putting some of our stuff online that is out of print. I'm remastering all the 7"s and the Book on Tape and previously unreleased BloodHag stuff. These will be free until/when we reach the download limit, then it will be cheap!
Thank you & enjoy!
Dr J.M.McNulty AKA Deus Ex Libris the Plagiarazor ... more

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