The drum solo develops into an astonishing jam session: chaotic, dissonant, improvised, a true piece of musical avant-garde. It could almost be Captain Beefheart. Jeffrey makes some announcements:
We are geared toward the average rather than the exceptional.
God is an overwhelming responsibility.
John Evan begins a quirky little tune on the Hammond organ: the music which would later be used for 'The Hare Who Lost His Spectacles'. Jeffrey says:
We walked through the maternity ward and saw two-hundred and eighteen . . . babies wearing nylons.
The music erupts briefly, before settling back to John's hippity-hoppity tune.