Angel Dust question
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Nah,it'll be that line about "Master of Bourgeois",although i'll never understand why he was going on about the best bakery in Rochdale?
No. I mean at the "end" of the song. After the finale instrumental kitchen sink assault and the last refrain of the distorted guitar fades out he says something I just cant fathom out.
It's a sample of someone singing in Urdu or something I think. If you listen to Evil Dust, there are a whole load of sampled lyrics by the same person.
It is the voice of Dunya Yusin, a Lebanese mountain singer- from 'The Human Voice in the World of Islam' (Tangent Records TGS 131)
Yeah - just found that myself. He's also been sampled by Art Of Noise, The Orb and Brian Eno...
Sounds for all the world like the guy is saying "bake me a bha-ha-ha-ji..." before it fades out.... 
It's a call to prayer isn't it? Designed to be sung at the top of yer tits up a minerette...score one point for Islam, I'd rather hear that ona hungover morning than a bunch of retards playing badly tuned bells with all the rhythm of a drunk centipede on a hotplate.
The Orb have had much fun with the same CD, they use the same passage a lot live, over Outland and OOBE ( among other tracks, alex being alex and all).
