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Author Topic: CIFOTM: the case for a lost Brian-Dennis collaboration?  (Read 506 times)
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« Reply #25 on: October 07, 2025, 10:43:47 AM »

Ref IIGS mentioned a bit further up - possible suspects for it:

1 - the IIGS section - obvious of course but its still an assumption

2 - workshop - noted at the time as 'friday night-IIGS' if I remember correctly

3 - barnyard - very speculative but if transported out of H&V along with IIGS make sense + fits lyrically

4 - Do a Lot - speculative but years ago a report of it with toothbrushing sounds (can't remember if teh tape box eas noted - its an obviously stolen item)

So possibly a collage type 'humour' thing as opposed to some mysterious lost masterpiece.

Personally, I think IIGS on the Dec tracklist was IWBA/Workshop, which was labelled "Friday Night (Im in Great Shape)" on the tape. I remember Vosse in the Fusion article said that the version of the Barnyard Suite he heard included workshop-like construction noises and OMP/YAMS. I think Brian's struggle here was determining how to use the IIGS-proper segment, BY segment, IWBA/WS and OMP/YAMS in some kind of collage. I don't think he ever settled on a definitive version and as far as I know no test edit of a "Barnyard Suite" exists. I submit that the crossed out parentheses on OMP in the tracklist reflects this, where Brian (thru Carl or Diane) wasn't sure if that'd be a standalone song or subtitle in a greater "IIGS collage."

I think ultimately, as the tracklist reflects, he opted to split these pieces in two. OMP already has three distinct segments including the fade (which to my ears sounds like a reworked HGS without the main vocal--certainly has the same backing vocal). IIGS probably would've been IWBA/WS and presumably IIGS proper, then it's up in the air where Barnyard would go (maybe even it was the fade to Heroes before Barnshine got swiped). I think essentially "Barnyard suite" was a working title and Brian liked the name IIGS better, so he'd use that title for this medley.

I used to think the BWPS IIGS/IWBA/WS medley is a new thing, now I think it was a vintage idea except possibly IIGS itself would go last...and also putting it right after SU and not Fire is bollocks. 
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« Reply #26 on: October 07, 2025, 12:13:10 PM »

OH sure I think the barnyard suite was IIGS I just forgot to mention it - its why I think Barnyard was part of it.  It all seems quite logical to me.

I think IIGS can be rebuilt.  I'd use Do a Lot too and use Smiley Veg as my Veg - its the only one where I prefer the Smiley version.  I really dislike the clanky wrong-gear Smile verses.

Mind you I hate Workshop so my IIGS would leave it out.
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