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Name: Lillith Alexis Dougherty

Age: 17

Birthdate: 6/28/04

Skills: Talented in the arts. Lillith is knowledgable in horror, music and psychology. She is currently working on getting better at botany.

Likes: Art, plants, music, horror games, Twitch, self expression, the color red, good fasion, animals and history.

Dislikes: Sports, loud noises, math, homework, crowded places, people who hate pineapple pizza but have never tried it, pineapple pizza, people who don't understand the value of art.

Appearance: A 5'1 female with long hair. Her hair is dyed red and is usually seen wearing a black beanie. She wears a mix of flannels and black ripped jeans to match.

Favorite Movies

Labyrinth
Silent Hill
The Princess Bride
Howl's Moving Castle
Lupin III: The First
Lupin III: Castle Of Cagliostro

Favorite Foods

Ice cream
Mac & Cheese
Calzones
Chicken Noodle Soup
Cinnamon Rolls
Dumplings

Favorite Video Games

Silent Hill
Life is Strange
Night in the Woods
Last of Us
Undertale and Deltarune
Bugsnax

My Top 6 Albums

Spirit Phone
A Fever You Can't Sweat Out
The Normal Album
Bones in the Soil, Rust in the Oil
Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge
Jack Stauber's Micropop

Rating the Songs from Neil Cicierega's Albulm Spirit Phone

Song

What is the Song About?

Rating

Lifetime Achievement Award

A musician’s “lifetime achievements” are rewarded upon their death, and they are revived to perform and make music again.

9/10

Touch-Tone Telephone

A conspiracy theorist tries to enlighten a paranormal radio show host to his beliefs, which he is convinced are undeniably correct. Sadly, the theory is never actually explained in the song

10/10

Cabinet Man

“Cabinet Man” is a history of the rise and fall of video game arcades, told through the story of a man who turns himself into a half-human, half-arcade-cabinet monster.

9/10

No Eyed Girl

“No Eyed Girl” is a love song about an inter dimensional being. More specifically, it seems to be about an inferior being (probably a human) falling in love from an extra-terrestrial visitor.

9/10

When He Died

A wealthy, and most likely famous, man is found dead in his mansion. However, the more the police and the media investigate his death, the more mysteries come to light.

7/10

Sweet Bod

Sweet Bod is about the legendary medicinal concoction of a Mellified Man, a supposed cure-all made by soaking a corpse in honey.

6/10

Eighth Wonder

“Eighth Wonder” is about the myth of a mongoose living on the farm of the Irving family in the 1930s. It gained press attention reaching from his native Isle of Man to Britain for his supposed ability to talk, throw things, eat food and much more.

7/10

Ancient Aliens

“Ancient Aliens” is the story of a prehistoric caveman’s encounter with an extraterrestrial being whom he does not, and cannot understand.

5/10

Soft Fuzzy Man

A song that pokes fun at guys who think being mysterious is attractive.

5/10

As Your Father I Expressly Forbid It

A rant from a stressed father trying to get his children to behave for their grandfather so the family can enjoy dinner together. Throughout the track, it becomes increasingly clear that the father in question is actually a quite paranoid and neurotic person.

8/10

I Earn My Life

While the previous song showed the character’s obsession with his role as an uncontestable patriarchal figure, this one displays his struggle with the pressure of being the provider for his family. Blinded by clichés, he only finds self worth in his productivity and scorns idleness.

6/10

Reaganomics

In a satirical critique of conservatism, right-wing politics, and capitalism, Ronald Reagan sings a duet with an alternate version of himself– voiced by Cicierega and edited Reagan clips– who advocates for socialist economic policies. The “two Reagans” present two conflicting narratives: Reagan promises everything and then some, saying the solution is deregulation and capitalism, while Cicierega says that the state ought to be more involved.

8/10

Man-Made Object

“Man-Made Object” is a story about a man who, during the night, becomes overtaken by a desire to build a massive structure. Given the nature of the album, it seems likely that the desire is supernaturally inspired; the Man-Made Object is likely a monument to some powerful entity.

6/10

Spiral of Ants

The end of “Spiral of Ants” leads directly into “Lifetime Achievement Award”, the first song of Spirit Phone. Fitting that the final song is about an endless loop and also causes the album to loop seamlessly.“Spiral of Ants” is a song about herd mentality, and the pleasures of conformity, comparing society to ant mills.

10/10

All of the meanings for the songs can be found at Genius