Devil Moon

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Scene follows the lyric of the song. With the singer and his guitar
stepping out into the street. The place looks scary, the setting of
a horror movie, it’s the dark of night. He is seen walking the streets
singing, in the open fields dancing like someone possesed and
singing and cursing the moon.

SINGER: (making ready to go out)
Sitting in my room looking at the blood red moon
Not knowing what it means pulling on my jeans
Getting ready to go out not knowing what this day is about [Read more…]

Death Is Riding

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It is the close of the evening and the sky is turning dark.
We see the inside of a cabin. There’s an old man holding
a cup of water for his son to drink

OLD MAN: Yeah, drink the water, it will do you good.
Not too greedy now, just a little sip for your thirst.

The old man takes out a bottle from his pocket and takes some sips himself

OLD MAN: Can’t see a man drinking without getting thirsty myself.

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It’s Hard Being Horse

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Cowboy and horse are on a dusty road. There are signs alongside the road. They just passed a sign saying 1910
and pass another sign saying 1900. The horse starts singing (yes, it’s a singing horse!) while passing these signs,
1890, 1880 etcetera, with funny shots of cowboy and horse.

Scene mainly follows the lyric of the song: eating and sleeping while standing up always, tied against a tree and looking at the moon sadly. They pass a sign that says 1870 and have to wait for the cavalry to pass.
The cavalry is a troop of all healthy and well-fed horses, big black proud stallions.
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Loco Weed

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A Cowboy has rode into indian territory.
A sign at the roadside has told him so.
There’s a summer breeze blowing and
the grass is high on both sides of a wagon
trail for the horse to walk on. It’s complete
silence except for the wind blowing and
the horse walking.

Cowboy takes a pre-made roll it yourself
from his tabacco pouch and lights it. 

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Catch Those Chickens

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some place somewhere west sometime early 1930s…

Studio noises. Sounds of bad equipment turned on.
There’s a man with a microphone and behind the
studio glass of his small radio studio there are 5
people with bluegrass instruments.

MAN: Howdy y’all. Are we making history today!
For those of you able to hear us, this is the first
broadcast ever of WMCN Radio. I know some of
you are listening –  we’ve been advertising it for some time now
– and before we start we would like to do some greetings. First
we like to say our special thanks to the man we are now  in great
debts with making all this modern communication….

– Ah scrap that shit. Let us do the music! [Read more…]