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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
"Pink Triangle" was composed late in the [[Songs | "Pink Triangle" was composed late in the [[Songs from the Black Hole]]/''Pinkerton'' period, and is said to be one of the songs that helped steer Rivers' creativity toward the latter concept. The song describes falling in love with a girl without having gotten to know her very well, and then discovering much later that she is in fact a lesbian. | ||
Musically, the recording features the use of a xylophone on the intro and outro, and more slide guitar from Rivers - which seemed to be a favored guitar sound at the time, also appearing on "[[Getchoo]]", "[[No Other One]]", "[[The Good Life]]", and "[[Waiting on You]]". | Musically, the recording features the use of a xylophone on the intro and outro, and more slide guitar from Rivers - which seemed to be a favored guitar sound at the time, also appearing on "[[Getchoo]]", "[[No Other One]]", "[[The Good Life]]", and "[[Waiting on You]]". | ||