Music.
Some say that music is a universal language and that makes sense since music is very mathematical. Music can convey information. This point was demonstrated in the movie "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". The use of the five tones was haunting theme throughout and rose to fever pitch in this scene.
The "Pet Shop Boys" say that "Music is our lives foundation and shall succeed all the nations to come." whereas "Big Audio Dynamite" has a sample where it is pondered that "Rhythm is both a song's manacle and its demonic charge - it is the original breathe - it is the whisper of unremitting demand."
Groundspeak refers to itself as "The Language of Location." and their websites express places to go and experience the world outside.
What if we combine these ideas? Could a song, when listened to properly, tell us what location is hidden within? Can the music move you? The puzzle below aims to do just that.
Once you have solved the above puzzle you can go to that location and begin to listen for the Swan Song (Final Location) of this geocache. To hear the song you must have the right device, that being certain GPSr units that can hear transmissions.
The posted coordinates are for the Waymark of the Gage Park Bandshell. They may or may not be related to the cache. But they definitely make a great location to enjoy some performance in the park.
When it comes to the Final Location, resist the urge to park closer. This is not a legal access. Two parking locations have been provided and either make excellent choices.
Guest Reviewer: Doctor Teeth - How could I not pick this reviewer? Hailing from Kentucky which certainly has its own style of music, this reviewer is not one that I know well enough. But you gotta respect the persona which speaks volumes about them.
The Cacheport Series: This is cache #173 - Please make sure that you perform your cancellation with your Cacheport book, if you are participating in this optional activity.