TBH since I heard all the songs from DSOTM numerous times on the radio, I never had the desire to play it - just for the sake of listening to it as an album. I think the first time I listen the album all the way through is when I watched the movie with the CD, and only did that once. I heard you start playing the album after lion's third roar. So I did that, and it was pretty much in sync, but the second time cause there was a pause when it repeated the album I wasn't so sure if it was in sync, or not. The thing I remember is Dorothy opening the door (~19:20) and the film turns into color and the song, Money, starts on as if on cue. That is wild.
It makes me think if the first person to think of putting the two together would someone else do it or would it be something no one else would think of doing. I think it has more to do with Carl Jung's concept of Synchronicity than it has to do with "mathematical phenomenon going on about human perceptions of time."
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