Embryo

Bouchez-vous les oreilles.

Embryon.

Fetus.

Bébé.

short answer is yes they felt very very different and there were a lot of things that were tangibly different about them you know for one thing location I was in Texas with my loss with Frankie I was in Colorado with both miscarriages and I was 21 weeks and change with Frankie when that pregnancy ended.

And with the miscarriages, it was, you know, Embryo stopped developing maybe around six weeks, but my body didn't figure it out the first time.

And the second time we were monitoring more closely, but it's just much earlier on.

So there was not the same opportunity.

Absolutely.

That brings us to number 63 on the countdown, which is a song called Embryo.

It came off of a compilation album called Picnic, A Breath of Fresh Air in 1970.

It wasn't officially released until 1970, like I said.

and they intended for Harvest to be its arm for rock folk and experimental sounds.

You know, one listened to this track, and it makes sense why they felt that this one fit the bill.

Written by Roger Waters, Embryo, or I Am the Embryo, as it was originally titled, was recorded during the Uma Guma sessions.

The song, however, never made it to the album.