Overhead
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| Overhead | |
| Release | Smoking Monkey |
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| Length | 3:20 |
| Release date | 11-05-2003 |
| Related Pages | Other media |
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"Overhead" is a song on Jonathan Coulton's first album, Smoking Monkey.
Trivia
- According to the Smoking Monkey info page, Jonathan says "Overhead" "might be my favorite unappreciated B-side."
- According to longtime JoCo fan and friend awryone, this song has no overarching narrative meaning, other than Jonathan liking puzzles: "Our friend Adam Sachs, blogger of note, coined the phrase, 'Once in a while, I go out of my way, to kill you, a little.' Jon thought it was great, and wrote a song around it. Like a challenge. That's it."
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Availability
Downloads
"Overhead" is available for purchase in the Jonathan Coulton MP3 Store as an individual track or as part of Smoking Monkey. Of course, this song is also included as part of the "Everything" playlist.
Downloadable FLAC versions of the above are available in the Jonathan Coulton FLAC Store
CD
"Smoking Monkey" is available for purchase as a CD here.
Themes
| Smoking Monkey |
