Klaus Schulze - Phantom Heart Brother (Part II) - Irrlicht

[Gaberax]

(with a nod to John_and_Yoko.) :)

Commala-come-one,
Italian butter melts in the noonday sun

Commala-come-two,
Pack animals stand ready to haul for you

Commala-come-three,
A method to carve up the great city

Commala-come-four,
Locomotion down below the floor

Commala-come-five,
Tobacco piled up to dry, stack it up, stack it up, six foot high

Commala-come-six,
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

Commala-come-seven,
For some a hole, for some a tunnel, for some a home to rival heaven.

Commala-come-eight,
This town's founder didn’t really have a dead mammal on his pate.

[Maturins_Daughter]

four - subway?

[Gaberax]

four - subway?

subway is incorrect...though NOW I want a $5 foot long!!!

[Maturins_Daughter]

I'm not even sure what format the answer is supposed to take... is it all separate? are they interconnected?

[Gaberax]

I'm not even sure what format the answer is supposed to take... is it all separate? are they interconnected?

One word to link them all, One word to bind them, One word will sync them all and answers you will find them.

[Jon]

Commala-come-two,
Pack animals stand ready to haul for you. Ass?

Commala-come-four,
Locomotion down below the floor. Elevator?

[BROWNINGS CHILDE]

seven-death?

[Maturins_Daughter]

Commala-come-one,
Italian butter melts in the noonday sun -BURRO

Commala-come-two,
Pack animals stand ready to haul for you - BURRO

Commala-come-three,
A method to carve up the great city - BURROUGH

Commala-come-seven,
For some a hole, for some a tunnel, for some a home to rival heaven. - BURROW

[Gaberax]

Commala-come-one,
Italian butter melts in the noonday sun -BURRO

Commala-come-two,
Pack animals stand ready to haul for you - BURRO

Commala-come-three,
A method to carve up the great city - BURROUGH

Commala-come-seven,
For some a hole, for some a tunnel, for some a home to rival heaven. - BURROW

You is on a roll, madam! :clap:

[Maturins_Daughter]

It was the Italian butter that started the whole thing! lol

[Gaberax]

It was the Italian butter that started the whole thing! lol

I knew one little answer would make the whole thing fall like a tower of cards. Excellent stick-to-it-ness on your part. ;)

[John_and_Yoko]

Wait, WHAT?

<.<

>.>

Could someone explain to me how that's the answer to all those? Because I'm so confused....

[Gaberax]

The "answer" is a variation on a theme: homophones of Burrow(s) ;)
There are some more yet to be answered...

Commala-come-one,
Italian butter melts in the noonday sun BURRO

Commala-come-two,
Pack animals stand ready to haul for you BURROS

Commala-come-three,
A method to carve up the great city BUROUGHS

Commala-come-four,
Locomotion down below the floor BURROW

Commala-come-five,
Tobacco piled up to dry, stack it up, stack it up, six foot high

Commala-come-six,
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

Commala-come-seven,
For some a hole, for some a tunnel, for some a home to rival heaven. BURROW

Commala-come-eight,
This town's founder didn’t really have a dead mammal on his pate.

[John_and_Yoko]

Commala-come-five,
Tobacco piled up to dry, stack it up, stack it up, six foot high

Commala-come-six,
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

Commala-come-eight,
This town's founder didn’t really have a dead mammal on his pate.

That doesn't answer my question--I have no idea how some of those answers work out....

And sadly that includes those last three that haven't been answered yet.... :(

[Gaberax]

Commala-come-five,
Tobacco piled up to dry, stack it up, stack it up, six foot high

Commala-come-six,
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

Commala-come-eight,
This town's founder didn’t really have a dead mammal on his pate.

That doesn't answer my question--I have no idea how some of those answers work out....

And sadly that includes those last three that haven't been answered yet.... :(

Let's see. The Italian word for butter is burro. The pack animals clue is self explanatory. New York City is divided into buroughs (vs Parishes in New Orleans.) Critters below the ground must burrow to and fro to get anywhere. And an animals den is called a burrow. Is that what you mean? :|

[John_and_Yoko]

Let's see. The Italian word for butter is burro. The pack animals clue is self explanatory. New York City is divided into buroughs (vs Parishes in New Orleans.) Critters below the ground must burrow to and fro to get anywhere. And an animals den is called a burrow. Is that what you mean? :|

Okay...I guess it was just the Italian word for butter I didn't know, then....

I still can't figure the others, though.... :(

[Gaberax]

Well, for this one:
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

No one could really live on those other planets, now could they?

[John_and_Yoko]

Well, for this one:
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

No one could really live on those other planets, now could they?

No...but I don't see where the homophone with "burrow" comes from.... :(

[BROWNINGS CHILDE]

Is Bureau in there somewhere. Cant imagine it as the answer to any of those left, but...

[Gaberax]

Is Bureau in there somewhere. Cant imagine it as the answer to any of those left, but...

No, you caught me with my drawers down on that...(bureau...drawers...get it?)




Well, for this one:
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

No one could really live on those other planets, now could they?

No...but I don't see where the homophone with "burrow" comes from.... :(

Don't forget the plural...

[John_and_Yoko]

Well, for this one:
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

No one could really live on those other planets, now could they?

No...but I don't see where the homophone with "burrow" comes from.... :(

Don't forget the plural...

"Burrows"...? I STILL have no idea.... :cry:

[Gaberax]

Well, for this one:
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

No one could really live on those other planets, now could they?

No...but I don't see where the homophone with "burrow" comes from.... :(

Don't forget the plural...

"Burrows"...? I STILL have no idea.... :cry:

Yais! Sort of...

[Maturins_Daughter]

Commala-come-six,
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

Burroughs, Edgar Rice

[John_and_Yoko]

Commala-come-six,
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

Burroughs, Edgar Rice

Okay, I'm not too familiar with his writings....

[Gaberax]

Commala-come-six,
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

Burroughs, Edgar Rice

Yes, ma'am. Julian, from the Moon Maid, Carson Napier of Venus, John Carter of Mars and Tarzan.

[BROWNINGS CHILDE]

I like the new AV BTW Gabe.

[Maturins_Daughter]

Commala-come-five,
Tobacco piled up to dry, stack it up, stack it up, six foot high

I keep coming back to "some kind of" rows... but nothing with Burr in front sounds right lol

And the dead mammal one... ???? :ninja:

[Gaberax]

I like the new AV BTW Gabe.
Thanks, Brownings Childe. I am always looking for the right face....


Commala-come-five,
Tobacco piled up to dry, stack it up, stack it up, six foot high

I keep coming back to "some kind of" rows... but nothing with Burr in front sounds right lol

And the dead mammal one... ???? :ninja:

Yes, those two are gonna be hard. The tobacco one is not very well known. You'll have to dig.

The dead animal one. How many historical figures can you think of that had a dead animal on their head...like a hat? ;)

[Maturins_Daughter]

Daniel Boone with his coon-skin cap founded Boonesborough (sneaky Gabe)

[BROWNINGS CHILDE]

Actually, I'm pretty sure its usually Davy Crockett that is depicted with a coonskin hat.

[Gaberax]

Daniel Boone with his coon-skin cap founded Boonesborough (sneaky Gabe)

Yes, I was grabbing for straws. :D :clap:


Actually, I'm pretty sure its usually Davy Crockett that is depicted with a coonskin hat.

You are correct, though the TV Daniel Boone was (erroneously) portrayed with a coonskin cap as well. The REAL Daniel Boone did not sport one. I don't know...I guess Disney figured they'd sell a ton of coonskin caps to kids...and they did.

Commala-come-five,
Tobacco piled up to dry, stack it up, stack it up, six foot high

A definition of one of the answers might help lead to the answer here. Just saying...

[Jon]

Tobacco piled up to dry - Bale?


(listens for the ATF to kick in Gabe's door.)

[Gaberax]

Tobacco piled up to dry - Bale?


(listens for the ATF to kick in Gabe's door.)

Sorry, no. This is a very esoteric answer but a definition of Cuban origin. What would be helpful is a site of useful cigar terms ***goes to answer the door***

[Jon]

Bulks?

[Gaberax]

Bulks?

No it is an answer already given. It fits in with all the other answers. Not trying to be obtuse or pedantic. I can give it up and close this one out.

[Jon]

The "answer" is a variation on a theme: homophones of Burrow(s) ;)
There are some more yet to be answered...

Commala-come-one,
Italian butter melts in the noonday sun BURRO

Commala-come-two,
Pack animals stand ready to haul for you BURROS

Commala-come-three,
A method to carve up the great city BUROUGHS

Commala-come-four,
Locomotion down below the floor BURROW

Commala-come-five,
Tobacco piled up to dry, stack it up, stack it up, six foot high

Commala-come-six,
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

Commala-come-seven,
For some a hole, for some a tunnel, for some a home to rival heaven. BURROW

Commala-come-eight,
This town's founder didn’t really have a dead mammal on his pate. Boonesborough


Bump

[Jon]

"Commala-come-five,
Tobacco piled up to dry, stack it up, stack it up, six foot high"

Burros?


Commala-come-six,
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

Edgar Rice Burroughs? Writer of A Princess of Mars; Carson of Venus (a few about Venus); The Jungle Tales of Tarzan (many examples of this character); Moon Maid: (there is more to this title that escapes me now)

[Gaberax]

"Commala-come-five,
Tobacco piled up to dry, stack it up, stack it up, six foot high"

Burros?


Commala-come-six,
Father of sons on the Moon, Venus and Mars and one in the jungle, such a strange mix.

Edgar Rice Burroughs? Writer of A Princess of Mars; Carson of Venus (a few about Venus); The Jungle Tales of Tarzan (many examples of this character); Moon Maid: (there is more to this title that escapes me now)

Done, Done and....

SCENE!!!

I'd like to thank the producers, the director, the best boy and the gaffer...and all the little people. Thank you! Thank you all! http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b230/Gaberax/oscar_acceptance.gif *** Oh, they love me, they really, really love me! ***

[Jon]

Yes we do!