The Bamboo Parachute

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2000 studio album by Chi Cheng

The Bamboo Parachute

Studio album by

Chi Cheng

Released| September 2000
Genre| Spoken word
Length| 28:15
Label| Chi Dai Cheng, Maverick Records
Producer| Chi Cheng
Chi Cheng chronology
|  | The Bamboo Parachute
(2000)  | The Headup Project
(2021)

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Allmusic| [1]

The Bamboo Parachute is the debut solo spoken word album by former Deftones bassist Chi Cheng. It is his only solo album to be released during his life.

The album was available directly from Deftones’ official website and could also be purchased at shows on their 2000 tour promoting White Pony.[2]

## Track listing

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No.| Title| Length

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1.| "The Man Who Made October"| 1:18
2.| "The Receiving Line"| 0:42
3.| "Goin' South"| 0:43
4.| "Bitter Angels"| 0:42
5.| "Beautiful Life That Is Jodie"| 0:09
6.| "Witness"| 0:39
7.| "Whiter Than God"| 0:30
8.| "It Would Be Good..."| 0:39
9.| "Don Pablos"| 0:51
10.| "What Kind of Person Could Do That?"| 1:52
11.| "The Inside of My Pocket Knife"| 1:52
12.| "The Small Black Box"| 0:40
13.| "The Host Animal"| 1:16
14.| "My Life on A Swing"| 1:08
15.| "On Your Ear"| 1:45
16.| "Something's Better Left Unsaid"| 1:04
17.| "The Light Blue Afterthought"| 1:10
18.| "Blow The Whistle"| 1:21
19.| "You Make a Good Robot"| 0:31
20.| "Manzanita (for Gary Snider)"| 0:55
21.| "Do You Have Enough Stones?"| 0:44
22.| "Sometimes Long Lines Work"| 0:35
23.| "The Halatosis Poets"| 0:43
24.| "Braces"| 0:39
25.| "The Protein of an Ant Colony"| 5:47
Total length:| 28:15

## References

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1. ^ MacKenzie Wilson. "The Bamboo Parachute - Chi Cheng | Songs, Reviews, Credits, Awards | AllMusic". Allmusic. Rovi Corporation. Retrieved August 14, 2013.
2. ^ Arnold, Alex (July 20, 2000). "Deftones bassist's spoken word album". Lambogat. Archived from the original on November 5, 2022. Retrieved November 5, 2022.

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Deftones

* Chino Moreno
* Stephen Carpenter
* Abe Cunningham
* Frank Delgado

* Dominic Garcia
* Chi Cheng
* John Taylor
* Sergio Vega

Studio albums|

* Adrenaline
* Around the Fur
* White Pony
* Deftones
* Saturday Night Wrist
* Diamond Eyes
* Koi No Yokan
* Gore
* Ohms
* Private Music

Compilation albums|

* B-Sides & Rarities
* Covers

Unreleased albums|

* Eros

Extended plays|

* Back to School (Mini Maggit)

Singles|

* "My Own Summer (Shove It)"
* "Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)"
* "Change (In the House of Flies)"
* "Back to School (Mini Maggit)"
* "Minerva"
* "Hexagram"
* "Hole in the Earth"
* "Mein"
* "Rocket Skates"
* "Diamond Eyes"
* "You've Seen the Butcher"
* "Leathers"
* "Tempest"
* "Swerve City"
* "Prayers / Triangles"
* "Phantom Bride"
* "Ohms"
* "My Mind Is a Mountain"

Promotional singles|

* "7 Words"
* "Bored"
* "Digital Bath"

Related articles|

* Discography
* The Bamboo Parachute
* Blackdiamondskye
* "A Song for Chi"
* Team Sleep
* album

* Category:Deftones

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