Anagrams of L.A Woman
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 10:26 pm
So, I was driving in my car and had my L.A Woman CD in. It's an old digital stereo with a screen which shows what song is playing. And the screen can only fit so many characters on it at one time, and if there is too many characters, then it will go blank the rest of the words will show up next time.
For example - First screen: Riders on Th (then it will go blank and...)
Second screen: e Storm
Its difficult to explain. But anyway, when L.A Woman appeared, it went like this:
L.A W
oman
And I thought... Law Oman? Oh right it had to cut it in half. But I thought it was weird that 'law' appeared because of Jim's circumstances at the time. So I just put LAWOMAN in to a anagram finder for fun and 'Awol Man' came up, which I thought was a nice coincidence, because Jim left for Paris for whatever reasons and nobody really saw him again.
Obviously La Woman came up, which happens to be French for The Woman(?)
Another honorable mention was ... Anal Mow. We all know Jim's feelings on that (listen to Morrison's Lament from his appearance with Hendrix in '68). Plus he was a Back Door Man.
Obviously I'm not saying there is a conspiracy here. Seriously, I'm not. I just love things like this. Now I never look at the L.A Woman album the same again.
For example - First screen: Riders on Th (then it will go blank and...)
Second screen: e Storm
Its difficult to explain. But anyway, when L.A Woman appeared, it went like this:
L.A W
oman
And I thought... Law Oman? Oh right it had to cut it in half. But I thought it was weird that 'law' appeared because of Jim's circumstances at the time. So I just put LAWOMAN in to a anagram finder for fun and 'Awol Man' came up, which I thought was a nice coincidence, because Jim left for Paris for whatever reasons and nobody really saw him again.
Obviously La Woman came up, which happens to be French for The Woman(?)
Another honorable mention was ... Anal Mow. We all know Jim's feelings on that (listen to Morrison's Lament from his appearance with Hendrix in '68). Plus he was a Back Door Man.
Obviously I'm not saying there is a conspiracy here. Seriously, I'm not. I just love things like this. Now I never look at the L.A Woman album the same again.