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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Haiku is | * Haiku is infrequently played during live performances because "doesn't translate well into a live performance."<ref>[https://thekrebstar.livejournal.com/33393.html The Tally Hall story LiveJournal post]</ref> | ||
* The auditory scene set by the track in the beginning is that they're playing in a small bar with a jerky audience, with some talking going on at the beginning. There is also the sound of presumably a music box playing a motif from Hidden in the Sand before it is silenced and the song begins. | * The auditory scene set by the track in the beginning is that they're playing in a small bar with a jerky audience, with some talking going on at the beginning. There is also the sound of presumably a music box playing a motif from Hidden in the Sand before it is silenced and the song begins. | ||
* At one point, Paul Mansoor (who is also known as the guy who cannonballs into the pool in Joe Hawley's movie "[[The Other Way]]") yells out "PLAY THE BANANA SONG!" and at another time, Henry Birdseye (great-grandson of Clarence Birdseye, inventor of frozen food) is taking a phone call and says in a low, muffled voice: "Hey, what's going on." and "That depends on what kind of surfboard you wanna buy." then says he'll have to call back because the band starts to play. | * At one point, Paul Mansoor (who is also known as the guy who cannonballs into the pool in Joe Hawley's movie "[[The Other Way]]") yells out "PLAY THE BANANA SONG!" and at another time, Henry Birdseye (great-grandson of Clarence Birdseye, inventor of frozen food) is taking a phone call and says in a low, muffled voice: "Hey, what's going on." and "That depends on what kind of surfboard you wanna buy." then says he'll have to call back because the band starts to play. | ||