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L​.​A. Excavation

by BONEHENGE

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    This professionally pressed CD comes in a colorful digipak featuring artwork by Ian Luckey, Pokérus Project, and Maiko Z, and a full band photo by Nick Harris. Packaged in a resealable plastic sleeve. First pressing edition of 500.

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1.
T-Sex 03:22
A long time ago 67 million years or so On an island called Laramidia Lived a predator Ruler of the dinosaurs A 40-foot-long carnivore The apex of reptilia Fighting over territory Rivals were competing for A mate they could impress When she was feeling in the mood And pheromones had been exuded Guess what happened next Tyrannosaurus sex Flirtatious, vivacious With curves in all the right places She had legs for days This piece of tail from the Late Cretaceous Now they were down to get freaky Start propagating the species His arms didn’t have much reach So he grabbed her tight with his giant teeth Fighting over territory Rivals were competing for A mate they could impress When she was feeling in the mood And pheromones had been exuded Guess what happened next Tyrannosaurus sex
2.
Herbivore 02:52
Crushing underfoot Clear a path or flee Do not turn to look Hundred tons of me Tear apart the trees Rip the underbrush I seek devil weed Prehistoric kush Don’t know why I need it so bad Don’t know why it makes me so mad Eating my weight in small green stars A thousand pounds is a good start Head in the clouds, can’t feel my feet I don’t know why, all I have to do is eat And I won’t stop ‘til I’m full Twenty miles a day Terror in my wake Get out of my way ‘Cause flowers do nothing Ferns are just a bore Grass sticks in my teeth Need a little more Don’t know why I need it so bad Don’t know why it makes me so mad All of my weight in small green stars A thousand pounds is a good start Head in the clouds, can’t feel my feet I don’t know why, all I have to do is eat Don’t know why I need it so bad Don’t know why it makes me so mad Eating my weight in small green stars A thousand pounds is a good start Head in the clouds, can’t feel my feet I don’t know why, all I have to do is eat All of my weight in small green stars A thousand pounds is a good start Head in the clouds, can’t feel my feet I don’t know why, all I have to do is eat weed
3.
Dino War 03:47
The 1870s A time of growth and industry Paleontology would never be the same Two men left a legacy In thirty years of rivalry 136 new species to their names Self-taught and full of hope The first man’s name was Edward Cope Led by a code of honor he could not avoid Others held in high regard The Yale scholar O.C. Marsh Who saw his counterpart as someone to exploit Full steam ahead They set out on their quest The key to the past Buried deep in the wild west Some say the feud began With Marsh’s underhanded plan To bribe the quarries and acquire what they found Fights began to escalate As competition turned to hate The field of science had become a battleground From work with hired spies To breaking bones and spreading lies They couldn’t stop ‘til every dollar had been spent All of Cope’s discoveries His nemesis had tried to seize With his connections in the U.S. Government Full steam ahead They set out on their quest The key to the past Buried deep in the wild west Broke and vilified They ruined their lives While trying to settle the score It’s the tale of the Dino War Poetic justice robbed Marsh of his win All of his work, repossessed by the Smithsonian Broke and vilified They ruined their lives While trying to settle the score It’s the tale of the Dino War
4.
Small and furry, they run around under your feet Small and fat, they run around and are good to eat Stomp them flat, then pick them up right off the ground But be careful, their brains are bigger than ours The mammal uprising The mammal uprising Small and tasty, they make the perfect midnight snack But they make up with brains for the size that they lack Dinosaurs be careful ‘cause their brains are large It might not be very long until they are in charge The mammal uprising The mammal uprising The mammal uprising The mammal uprising I’m a hungry dinosaur Om nom nom nom nom
5.
Tar Pit 02:37
When the day has begun Glowing spires In the light of the sun Skies of fire Hear the sounds Feel the crowd We’re on the ground With our heads in the clouds Something calling us here Like a siren A mirage appears On the horizon See the sights Feel the crowd We try to fight it But we’re never getting out We’re living in a tar pit Watch your step, it’ll pull you in We’re living in a tar pit Don’t give up, cause it’s sink or swim We’re living in a tar pit Shining black over ancient bones And this love-hate relationship Is all we have ever known When the basin is filled With the darkness Lights will burn ‘til The heavens are starless Face your fears Take the leap We’re all right here To pull you from the deep We’re discovering Wonders uncharted But it’s not a life for The faint-hearted One by one Take the leap The shadow’s rising up To prey upon the weak We’re living in a tar pit Watch your step, it’ll pull you in We’re living in a tar pit Don’t give up, cause it’s sink or swim We’re living in a tar pit Shining black over ancient bones And this love-hate relationship Is all we have ever known Oh, we’re living in a tar pit Watch your step, it’ll pull you in We’re living in a tar pit Don’t give up, cause it’s sink or swim We’re living in a tar pit Shining black over ancient bones But that’s Los Angeles The dense and toxic abyss that we call home
6.
Museum 02:53
Look out at humanity In these hallowed halls, ever-wandering Behind these doors There lies a world they fail to see Primeval haunted museum Nightfall grants our spirits their freedom Everyone, join in the fun ‘Til morning comes It might sound impossible That our souls are bound to these old fossils No more hearts beating And our brains are out of their skulls Primeval haunted museum Nightfall grants our spirits their freedom Dead or alive, we don’t care why It’s party time Every era Ancient flora and fauna Return from the beyond It’s so bitchin’ Raptor ghosts in the kitchen And phantom mastodons Come together We’re all stuck here forever So let’s just get along No more food chain No more anger and pain So relax and party on
7.
I’m the remnant of an ancient creature Buried deep inside a prison of stone Time is merciless, but I’m its keeper Everlasting and alone Mesozoic, prehistoric If I weren’t trapped down here I’d rampage and crush your cities Filling your weak hearts with fear Countless centuries have passed above me In an endless cycle of death and rebirth Human history has little meaning In the lifespan of the Earth Mesozoic, prehistoric If I weren’t trapped down here I’d rampage and crush your cities Filling your weak hearts with fear Whoa Mesozoic, prehistoric If I weren’t stuck in this place I’d wake up to eat and then End your whole damned human race
8.
Ichthyosaurs come together Let us feast mightily On the flesh of the ones Who fell into the ocean Deep dark red fills us with lusty greed We will eat more than we ever truly need Hey, come to the bloodbath that We call the underwater frenzy And we will show you that Friendship and happiness Brings us close together When we rip fresh meat to shreds Partaking in the bloodbath Prey is fighting, screaming Tearing flesh limb from limb With hearts still beating softly We will not stop ‘til we’ve had our fill More helpless prey will we devour still Hey, come to the bloodbath that We call the underwater frenzy And we will show you that Friendship and happiness Brings us close together When we rip fresh meat to shreds Come to the bloodbath That we call the underwater frenzy And we will show you that Magic and mystery Live on if you just jump in Come join our feeding frenzy
9.
Skies fill with dust Barren surfaces crushed As the grass and the brush decay The earth has reclaimed the water of life From our domain Rebirth we’ll attain through struggle and strife So we must cross the plains Fly from the wrath of the sun Or die, reaching out to the great horizon Know nothing changes when blood is shed For the bones of the weak pave the road ahead Mountains march onward And worlds are conquered As night is devoured by day A massive migration to higher ground Where we must feed Through passing starvation, calls will resound No force can stop the last stampede Fly from the wrath of the sun Or die, reaching out to the great horizon Know nothing changes when blood is shed For the bones of the weak pave the road ahead
10.
Since the beginning, we’ve all been askin’ Exactly what controls human attraction We change our bodies, and dress up flashy But all our pickup lines are sounding trashy Women are wanting to find a lover Who still has something special to uncover And so we try to make a connection Hoping to be her natural selection The world’s becoming more sapiosexual So listen up and you might get a clever girl Chicks dig paleontologists They’re so thirsty for knowledge of Ammonite, triceratops, and parasaurolophus, yeah Chicks dig paleontologists ‘Cause they know how to find the Dilophosaurus, smilodon, and brachiosaurus, oh yeah This is a revolution Of cultural evolution Love is led by more that just our hormones Insight into the past Is better than a hot piece of ass If you can show her a brilliant mind Then she’ll want to jump your bones They like ‘em brainy, they like ‘em dirty A guy who’s not afraid of looking nerdy No need for fashion, forget the diamonds All that they really want are men of science There’s so much wonder in her flirtation About the process of fossilization Her deepest passions will be revealed She’ll want you in the lab and in the field The world’s becoming more sapiosexual So listen up and you might get a clever girl Chicks dig paleontologists They're so thirsty for knowledge of Ammonite, triceratops, and parasaurolophus, yeah Oh, chicks dig paleontologists 'Cause they know how to find the Dilophosaurus, smilodon, and brachiosaurus, oh yeah This is a revolution Of cultural evolution Love is led by more that just our hormones Insight into the past Is better than a hot piece of ass If you can show her a brilliant mind Then she’ll want to jump your bones Chicks dig paleontologists Chicks dig paleontologists

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released February 4, 2020

Jon Allen - Vocal Dilophosaurus
Bijan Eghtesady - Drum Brachiosaurus
CeCe Luckey - Accordion Ammonite
Ian Luckey - Bass Triceratops
Ian Martyn - Guitar Parasaurolophus
Xale Slusser - Saxophone/Clarinet Smilodon


“T-Sex”, “Dino War”, “Tar Pit”, “Museum”, and “Chicks Dig Paleontologists”
Music and Lyrics by Ian Luckey

“Herbivore”
Music and Lyrics by CeCe Luckey

“Mammal Uprising” and “Underwater Frenzy”
Music and Lyrics by Ian Martyn

“Prison of Stone”
Music by Ian Martyn
Lyrics by Ian Luckey, CeCe Luckey, and Ian Martyn

“Wrath of the Sun”
Music by Ian Luckey
Lyrics by Ian Luckey and CeCe Luckey


Mixing and Mastering by Stemage

Artwork by Ian Luckey

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