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The money burnt, like it was nothing more than pieces of paper.

Ken Campbell had shown Bill Drummond that the impossible was only impossible if you did not stand up and do it.

We can tell this story without the help of the Devil, if it makes you more comfortable.

'Art' was a vague enough term with which to hide all sorts of strange behaviour.

We are attempting to find the spirit of those events, and we can only do that by invoking them ourselves.

Even if you nail money to a piece of wood, someone will come along sooner or later to steal it and set it free.

Money is the perfect example of something that doesn't exist, but acts as if it does.

Taken together, the ideas of sampling, hip-hop and Discordianism made a strange sort of sense.

Alan Moore was damn sure that his consciousness existed.

For generations of British school kids, Doctor Who was the myth they grew up with.

There is no established tradition of tainted money cleansing and dispersal foundations.

As we cannot escape from this onslaught, the Situationists argued, our only honourable response is to fuck with it.

Believing in the value of money is necessary for almost all our modern society and culture.

Magic, Alan Moore points out, only exists in the mind.

We nail the money to a bit of wood so that it can't function as it wants to.

Even when the music stopped, the work continued.

The more valuable the object sacrificed is, the greater the focus.