Perhaps one needs to be conversant with The Plan in order to appreciate "Mental"?
This piece is a step back in sensitivity and awareness.
A monologue explaining the narrator's madness is sandwiched between two pieces of silly melodrama. It begins with a caricaturesque, tabloid-like collage alluding to disorganized thinking patterns . A narrative follows. Then the listener is subjected to the 1960's "They're Coming to Take Me Away".
Review of The Plan- Mental
Sandra Smallwood-Beltran
Posted on March 12, 2006 at 07:48 PM
Perhaps one needs to be conversant with The Plan in order to appreciate "Mental"?
This piece is a step back in sensitivity and awareness.
A monologue explaining the narrator's madness is sandwiched between two pieces of silly melodrama. It begins with a caricaturesque, tabloid-like collage alluding to disorganized thinking patterns . A narrative follows. Then the listener is subjected to the 1960's "They're Coming to Take Me Away".