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Formation Process
Formation-Process-0.mp3
Formation-Process-0.mp4
Formation-Process-I.mp3
Formation-Process-I.mp4
Formation-Process-intro.mp3
[Verse 1]
Is your mind sedimentary
(Or to the contrary)
Does you mind meld
(In a metamorphosis)
Or quelled…
(Just like this)
[Bridge]
Heat and pressure
(Will you endure)
Whether you’ll weather
(Erosion pla plosion)
[Chorus]
Formation process
(Ingenious igneous)
Oh, oh the stress
(Metamorphic music)
[Verse 2]
Is your mind on fire
(Taken you higher)
Does you mind flow
(With all you know)
Ignition
(Of imagination)
[Bridge]
Heat and pressure
(Will you endure)
Whether you’ll weather
(Erosion pla plosion)
[Chorus]
Formation process
(Ingenious igneous)
Oh, oh the stress
(Metamorphic music)
[Chorus]
(Ingenious igneous)
Sedimentary sentiment
(Metamorphic music)
A SCIENCE NOTE
Rocks are categorized based on their formation process into three main types:
Igneous Rocks – Formed from the cooling and solidification of molten rock (magma or lava).
Intrusive (Plutonic): Formed beneath the Earth’s surface (e.g., granite).
Extrusive (Volcanic): Formed when lava cools quickly on the surface (e.g., basalt, pumice).
Sedimentary Rocks – Formed from the accumulation and compaction of mineral and organic particles.
Clastic: Made from fragments of other rocks (e.g., sandstone, shale).
Chemical: Formed from mineral precipitation from solutions (e.g., limestone, rock salt).
Organic: Composed of plant or animal remains (e.g., coal, some limestones).
Metamorphic Rocks – Formed when existing rocks undergo heat, pressure, or chemical changes without melting.
Foliated: Have distinct layers or bands (e.g., schist, gneiss).
Non-foliated: Lack distinct layers (e.g., marble, quartzite).
Each type of rock can transform into another through the rock cycle, driven by geological processes like heat, pressure, weathering, and erosion.
From the album “Rocked“
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Formation-Process-0.mp3
Formation-Process-0.mp4
Formation-Process-I.mp3
Formation-Process-I.mp4
Formation-Process-intro.mp3
[Verse 1]
Is your mind sedimentary
(Or to the contrary)
Does you mind meld
(In a metamorphosis)
Or quelled…
(Just like this)
[Bridge]
Heat and pressure
(Will you endure)
Whether you’ll weather
(Erosion pla plosion)
[Chorus]
Formation process
(Ingenious igneous)
Oh, oh the stress
(Metamorphic music)
[Verse 2]
Is your mind on fire
(Taken you higher)
Does you mind flow
(With all you know)
Ignition
(Of imagination)
[Bridge]
Heat and pressure
(Will you endure)
Whether you’ll weather
(Erosion pla plosion)
[Chorus]
Formation process
(Ingenious igneous)
Oh, oh the stress
(Metamorphic music)
[Chorus]
(Ingenious igneous)
Sedimentary sentiment
(Metamorphic music)
A SCIENCE NOTE
Rocks are categorized based on their formation process into three main types:
Igneous Rocks – Formed from the cooling and solidification of molten rock (magma or lava).
Intrusive (Plutonic): Formed beneath the Earth’s surface (e.g., granite).
Extrusive (Volcanic): Formed when lava cools quickly on the surface (e.g., basalt, pumice).
Sedimentary Rocks – Formed from the accumulation and compaction of mineral and organic particles.
Clastic: Made from fragments of other rocks (e.g., sandstone, shale).
Chemical: Formed from mineral precipitation from solutions (e.g., limestone, rock salt).
Organic: Composed of plant or animal remains (e.g., coal, some limestones).
Metamorphic Rocks – Formed when existing rocks undergo heat, pressure, or chemical changes without melting.
Foliated: Have distinct layers or bands (e.g., schist, gneiss).
Non-foliated: Lack distinct layers (e.g., marble, quartzite).
Each type of rock can transform into another through the rock cycle, driven by geological processes like heat, pressure, weathering, and erosion.
From the album “Rocked“