| Originally Performed By | Trey Anastasio | 
| Original Album | One Man's Trash (1998) | 
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| Historian | Tim Wade (TheEmu) | 
| Last Update | 2013-11-22 | 
Unlike it’s speedy predecessor, “Jump Rope (Slow Version)” doesn’t seem to have anything to do with jump ropes. It does, however, continue the sci-fi/horror film vibe, with unsettling, ghostly sounds like the distant howling of hungry beasts, or alien tripods searching the landscape for survivors.
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