John Watt
Member
Here, in the depths of the earth, is the first organ ever built out of solid rock.
Could this be the origins of the Nuclear Organ for World Peace,
when visiting scientists noticed that underground radiation affected tone and pitch?
Was Noto Von Heft rumoured to be backstage, or behind the console,
with his Der Legibles, who wanted to write the perfect music for this creation?
Has subsequent American underground testing, the proliferation of satellite wavelengths,
or the drying of local aquifers, changed any characteristics,
such as the drip, drip, drip of underground water, or caused more dampening?
And did the music get more lurid in Luray?
Stone cold fingers on stone cold keys, sitting on a stone cold bench.
A recipe for diss-ass-store-us souvenirs. Comments from critics will follow.
I want to know.
Did those bass notes carry further, or did it just crack them up?



This is a five minute You Tube video, as supplied by "TravelsWithCookie".
It explains some history and shows video action in the cave.
Seeing this page will also show compositions being played on the Stalacpipe Organ,
even if they just have a cover graphic without videos.
If you think Beethoven wrote "Moonlight Sonata" after the rain fell... oh yeah...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Af2jt4VhWbA
Could this be the origins of the Nuclear Organ for World Peace,
when visiting scientists noticed that underground radiation affected tone and pitch?
Was Noto Von Heft rumoured to be backstage, or behind the console,
with his Der Legibles, who wanted to write the perfect music for this creation?
Has subsequent American underground testing, the proliferation of satellite wavelengths,
or the drying of local aquifers, changed any characteristics,
such as the drip, drip, drip of underground water, or caused more dampening?
And did the music get more lurid in Luray?
Stone cold fingers on stone cold keys, sitting on a stone cold bench.
A recipe for diss-ass-store-us souvenirs. Comments from critics will follow.
I want to know.
Did those bass notes carry further, or did it just crack them up?



This is a five minute You Tube video, as supplied by "TravelsWithCookie".
It explains some history and shows video action in the cave.
Seeing this page will also show compositions being played on the Stalacpipe Organ,
even if they just have a cover graphic without videos.
If you think Beethoven wrote "Moonlight Sonata" after the rain fell... oh yeah...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Af2jt4VhWbA
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