Chronicle of Spiral Arm Galaxy Three-Piece Orbit

๐ŸŒŒ The Chronicle of Spiral Arm Galaxy's Three-Piece Orbit

by The Nonsense Chronicler Pink Flamingo

Location: The Castle, Aldgate East

Cast of Cosmic Characters :

- Phil Jones — bass navigator, plucking gravity into groove  

- Adrian Taylor — vocals & electric guitar, transmitting solar flares through his pedal board  

- Jason Lawrence — cahon pilot, percussionist in orbit around the Castle Pub, Aldgate East 

The Introduction

Ladies, gentlemen, and interstellar wanderers…  

Spread your wings, adjust your telescopes, and prepare to be pulled into the spiral arms of sound.  
From the black‑hole depths comes the Bass, a gravitational pulse that anchors galaxies.  

From the wooden nebula rises the Cajรณn, meteors striking rhythm into the void.  

From the comet’s tail streaks the Guitar, bending light into auroras of harmony.  

And the vocals narrating myths only galaxies understand.

Together they are not three, not four, but a paradoxical Trio of Infinity.

The Spiral Arm Galaxy, summoned tonight by nonsense, feather, and flame. 

๐Ÿš€ The Orbital Set

They did not play so much as spiral.  

Basslines throbbed like distant pulsars,  

guitar riffs shimmered like auroras,  

and the cahon pulsed like Aldgate’s hidden heartbeat.  


Then came the miracle:  

the Castle Pub itself was lifted into space.  

Barstools drifted like satellites,  

pints orbited in zero gravity,  

and crocodiles appeared —  

not swimming, not drifting, but snapping riffs out of the air.  

Each solo became prey,  

each bassline a wriggling catch,  

each percussive strike a feast for their cosmic jaws.  


Luckily, no one looked out the windows,  

for the stars were too close,  

and the crocodiles were too busy devouring sound itself.  


๐ŸŒˆ Reception in Psychedelic Frequencies

The crowd responded not with applause,  

but with auras —  

a kaleidoscope of cheers,  

a prism of appreciation,  

a spectrum of nonsense that only Pink Flamingo could chronicle.  


Even the crocodiles joined in,  

their teeth flashing like strobe lights,  

their tails conducting galaxies,  

their bellies full of riffs.  


๐ŸŒ€ Epilogue

When the last chord dissolved,  

the pub remained in orbit,  

three satellites circling its roof,  

while crocodiles drifted lazily through the void,  

forever catching riffs,  

forever broadcasting their nonsense gospel  

to anyone tuned to the right frequency.  


 


Quote of the event

What do you do when chased by a crocodile?

Run faster than Maharaja Rich. (Joshua Kennedy)


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