2013 Afternoons: WFMU+WTJU| Date | Lnth | Title | Audio | Lists | Description |
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| 9/4/13 | 2:00 | I want to step across | Listen | Playlist | (The line between idea and manifestation) |
| 8/28/13 | 2:00 | Hang onto a dream (America) | Listen | Playlist | Reflecting on the current state of civil rights in America, this spontaneous collage draws upon dozens of samples, speeches, and corporate anthems, creating an ambiguous if sometimes disturbing meditation on some notions of freedom. With appearances by Noam Chomsky, George W. Bush, Shell Oil, the NSA, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Jr., Barack Obama, Jello Biafra, John Lennon...and Neil Diamond. |
| 8/21/13 | 2:00 | Beginnings come out of nowhere (Trust) | Listen | Playlist | |
| 8/14/13 | 2:00 | Less this mess | Listen | Playlist | (making sure I don't fall out) |
| 8/7/13 | 2:00 | All you need is | Listen | Playlist | (Letting go) |
| 7/31/13 | 2:00 | Tired of hitting butterflies | Listen | Playlist | (Reminders to do less) |
| 7/24/13 | 2:00 | My Din With Andre: 2-hour edit | Listen | Playlist | Another celebration, finally online! (Skipped WTJU this week) |
| 7/17/13 | 2:00 | Sing with katydids | Listen | Playlist | (a trip beneath a beautiful surface) |
| 7/10/13 | 2:00 | It's not going to stop | Listen | Playlist | (time to get out) |
| 7/3/13 | 2:00 | Other shapes are possible | Listen | Playlist | (Fish dances, before it's too late) |
| 6/26/13 | 1:31 | Ken's East Extra Radioganza Lover | Listen | Playlist | A mess, of floods and tech |
| 6/19/13 | 2:00 | Ken's Tap Din | Listen | Discussion | The soundtrack for the entire reorganization. Loops, fades, phones, yes |
| 6/12/13 | 2:00 | My Din With Andre replay (2-hour edit) | | | Taking the opportunity to solve dozens of upcoming technical jingle jangles for the new timeslot, two-station simulcast, and multi-caller abilities |
May 2012 - May 2013: Late nights| Date | Lnth | Title | Audio | Lists | Description |
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| 5/30/13 | 2:00 | Something Like Nothing & Beatles Chaos Fugue replays | | | Last show in this timeslot |
| 5/15/13 | 4:00 | My Din With Andre | | | More loopy delights. See the edit. |
| 5/2/13 | 2:00 | A little new, and various replays | | Playlist | Some things made before (The Decadence of Obsolescence, 3/14/13, & They Ignore Me), and a bit of new making |
| 4/18/13 | 2:00 | Waiting to be the last to leave | Listen | Playlist & discussion | A call, some introspection, some sound happenings |
| 3/28/13 | 2:00 | (on WTJU) | (Soon) | | Splendiferous callers, multificently |
| 3/14/13 | 2:00 | Conduct the Symphony of Your Life | Listen | Playlist | (a dream that lasts 20 years) |
| 2/21/13 | 2:00 | Elsewhere, Cat Power live loops, & Illegal Art compilation replays | | Playlist | Things I made before: Elsewhere (9/24/00), Cat Power live loops (3/12/06), One Minute Vacation (4/29/01), Illegal Art compilation (2004, incl. field recordings by Quiet American from 2000 & 2002, God's Grandparents, John Oswald, Wobbly), They Ignore Me (12/3/03) |
| 1/31/13 | 2:00 | A Sense of Recognition & So Now You Take My Breath Away replays | | | |
| 1/17/13 | 2:00 | No Tomorrow Life and Layered Laughter Brings New Closure to the Guy replays | | | |
| 12/27/12 | 2:00 | (on WTJU) | (Later) | | Endless layers of shows, mixed with new live callers and other new sounds related to old sounds |
| 12/24/12 | | My So-Called Mind | Listen | Playlist | Going deep, time unfold |
| 12/13/12 | 2:00 | (on WTJU) | (Later) | | |
| 11/29/12 | 2:00 | Snow plans to help | Listen | Playlist | (Do plans tell you what to do?) Talk, into calming. |
| 11/8/12 | 2:00 | I Don't Remember to Breathe. (I do remember.) | Listen | Playlist | Seeds remembering to grow. (I am expanding.) Introspection, mood, and a phone call. |
| 10/25/12 | 2:00 | Long and gentle (How many mistakes?) | Listen | Playlist | Meandering, not chatty. |
| 10/11/12 | 2:00 | (on WTJU) | (Later) | | Disco |
| 9/13/12 | 2:00 | Ithaca and WTJU replay premieres | (Later) | On-the-fly playlist from memory | First re-broadcasts of show #430 from 7/12/11 on WTJU, and show #406 from 10/23/09 at Wildfire Bistro, Ithaca, NY, with some new chatter overlaid live |
| 8/30/12 | 2:00 | the World Opens Up when you Take Structure Away | Listen | Playlist | The action that nourishes you. (Lesson for whole life.) |
| 8/16/12 | 2:00 | NYC replay premieres | (Later) | On-the-fly playlist from memory | First re-broadcasts of "(Sycamore)", from 11/12/10 in Brooklyn and "Fragments, Join Others," from 4/14/10 at Sidewalk Cafe, NYC, plus "Coincident Symphony" from 5/4/04 at KOOP Austin, with some new chatter |
| 8/2/12 | 2:00 | Layers of Indirection | Listen | Playlist & Discussion | (The party is over when the host serves you a pumpkin.) |
| 7/19/12 | 2:00 | Paris and Germany replay premieres | | Playlist-ish | First re-broadcast of "Working Out Issues," from 7/8/09 in Paris, plus "You can't grow..." from 6/30/09 in Duisburg, Germany, with a PSA-jamboree in the middle |
| 7/5/12 | 2:00 | Act and Move On | Listen | Playlist | If you miss the faux pearls, you get the ducks. |
| 6/21/12 | 2:00 | There's So Much Left to Do | Listen | | What's the secret? Finding out by doing. |
| 6/7/12 | 2:00 | (on WTJU) | (Later) | | First in a new bi-weekly series. |
| 5/15/12 | 0:28 | (on WTJU) | (Later) | Playlist (scroll to #19) | Last-minute set, continuing from 4 days ago, on WTJU 91.1-FM Charlottesville |
| 5/11/12 | 1:09 | The Decadence of Obsolescence | Listen | Playlist | (Imagine having my own identity) Overlooking the park from The Garage, Charlottesville, part of Tom Tom Founders Festival |
Diane Cluck/CocoRosie tour, Summer 2010: Interstitial sets| Date | Lnth | Title | Audio | Lists | Description |
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| 6/24/10 | 0:30 | Interstitial rebroadcast #9: Replay | | | In Vancouver, Canada @ Vogue Theater, re-played earlier sets (Terminal Sunshine excerpts as played 6/12/10, and/or 6/15/10's live Toronto creation), before Diane Cluck opened for CocoRosie |
| 6/22/10 | 0:30 | Interstitial rebroadcast #8: Replay | | | In Salt Lake City, UT @ Urban Lounge, re-played earlier sets, before Diane Cluck & CocoRosie |
| 6/21/10 | 0:30 | Interstitial rebroadcast #7: Replay | | | In Denver, CO @ Gothic Theater, re-played earlier sets, before Diane Cluck & CocoRosie |
| 6/19/10 | 1:00 | Interstitial rebroadcast #6: Replay | | | In Madison, WI @ Barrymore, re-played earlier sets, before Diane Cluck & CocoRosie |
| 6/18/10 | 0:30 | Interstitial rebroadcast #5: Replay | | | In Chicago, IL @ Metro, re-played earlier sets, before Diane Cluck & CocoRosie |
| 6/17/10 | 1:00 | Interstitial rebroadcast #4: Replay | | | In Pontiac (Detroit), MI @ Crofoot, re-played earlier sets, before Diane Cluck & CocoRosie |
| 6/16/10 | 0:30 | Interstitial rebroadcast #3: Mostly a replay | | | In Cleveland, OH @ Beachland Ballroom, mostly re-played yesterday's live Toronto creation, before Diane Cluck & CocoRosie |
| 6/15/10 | 0:30 | Interstitial performance #2: Live | (Yes, later) | (Also) | In Toronto, Canada @ Opera House, performed live set before Diane Cluck opened for CocoRosie. Audio online at some point, I hope! |
| 6/14/10 | 0:30 | Interstitial rebroadcast #2: Excerpts from The Coming Storms | Hear full original show | Playlist | In Montreal, Canada @ l'Olympia, played pre-made set of excerpts from 4/20/04's The Coming Storms (sampling Brad Fiedel's piano themes from the Terminator soundtrack), before Diane Cluck opened for CocoRosie |
| 6/12/10 | 0:30 | Interstitial rebroadcast #1: Excerpts from Terminal Sunshine | Full original show | | In Boston @ Royale Boston, played pre-made set of excerpts from 9/7/04's Terminal Sunshine (Like a Rainbow Canon) (sampling primarily: Ordinary People movie, Jon Brion's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind theme, Rolling Stone's She's A Rainbow), before Diane Cluck opened for CocoRosie |
| 6/11/10 | 0:30 | Interstitial performance #1: Live | | (Later) | In NYC @ Terminal 5, performed live set before Diane Cluck opened for CocoRosie |
Summer 2009 Europe tour (w/Diane Cluck)| Date | Lnth | Title | Audio | Lists | Description |
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| 7/11/09 | 0:35 | in Petit-Fays, Belgium @ 6th Ptit-Faystival (also see here) | (Maybe) | | (also at show: Diane Cluck, various others) |
| 7/8/09 | 0:59 | Working Out Issues | (Later) | | Europe tour, show 11 of 12. Possibly my favorite of the bunch. In Paris, France @ l'Espace En Cours (also at show: Diane Cluck, The Capricorn Band) |
| 7/4/09 | 3:05 | Playing in a Bar is Hysterical | (Maybe) | | Europe tour, show 10 of 12. In Berlin, Germany @ Down by the River festival in the Circus at Bar 25 (also at show: Diane Cluck, The Wowz, and 16 other acts) |
| 7/3/09 | 0:41 | in Hamburg, Germany | (Later) | | (also at show: Diane Cluck) |
| 7/2/09 | 0:54 | in Hannover, Germany @ Kiosk Royal | (Later) | | (also at show: Diane Cluck) |
| 7/1/09 | 0:48 | in Freiburg, Germany @ The Swamp | (Later) | | (also at show: Diane Cluck) |
| 6/30/09 | 0:42 | You can't grow if you feel there's a lack in your life | Listen + Video clip | (Someday) | Europe tour, show 6 of 12. One of my favorites of the series. In Duisburg, Germany @ Originalton Campfire Open Air in Cafe Steinbruch. (also at show: Diane Cluck, Desirée Klaeukens) |
| 6/29/09 | 0:52 | in Köln, Germany @ Kulturbunker | (Later) | | Europe tour, show 5 of 12. This could be the best of the tour, but the recording isn't complete! (also at show: Diane Cluck, krikela) |
| 6/28/09 | 0:44 | in Wetzlar, Germany @ Cafe Vinyl | (Later) | | (also at show: Diane Cluck) |
| 6/28/09 | 1:03 | in Offenbach, Germany @ Hafen 2 Open Air Festival | (Later) | | 2nd set, in Halle. (also at show: Diane Cluck) |
| 6/27/09 | 0:35 | in Offenbach, Germany @ Hafen 2 Open Air Festival | (Later) | | 1st set, on stage (also at show: Diane Cluck, Susie Asado, and many others) |
| 6/26/09 | 0:36 | in Berlin, Germany @ ArtBar71 | (Later) | | (also at show: Diane Cluck, blue in the face) |
2005 Rebroadcasts| Date | Lnth | Title | Audio | Lists | Description |
|---|
| 7/26/05 | 1:00 | Layered Laughter Brings New Closure to the Guy: Retired | Listen | | Replay of show #368, 5/31/2005: "She doesn't believe it was a cat. I don't know if it's good or bad, but it happens all the same. (always transforming and again)" LAST EVER Austin radio broadcast. |
| 7/19/05 | 1:00 | Surely Laughter Brings You Closer to the Guy: Reassured | Listen | Playlist | Replay of show #366, 5/24/2005: "I think the cat just fell: Should I go (a way)?" |
| 7/12/05 | 1:00 | Children's Television Voteshop (Behavior Modification): Reeducated | Listen | Playlist | Replay of show #324, 7/27/2004: "The electoral college will have the final voice, 'cause people helping other people is what this world's about. Kids, a Christian Coalition education critique, vote fraud, The Marx Brothers, Barney, and horror movies. You can always count on a police officer whenever you need help." |
| 7/5/05 | 1:00 | No Tomorrow Life: Reinforced | Listen | Playlist | Replay of show #361, 4/5/2005: "Tranquility is sudden; I look for conclusions." |
| 6/28/05 | 1:00 | Just Wanted to Say Goodbye: Remembering | Listen | Playlist | Replay of show #363, 4/26/2005: "Every day, once a day, give yourself a present." |
| 6/21/05 | 1:00 | Following the Leader: Repeatedly | Listen | | Replay of show #308, 4/24/2004: "Presidents and plastics, a disturbing visit with Bush, Lincoln, D1sney, Monsanto's model home, and Michael Jackson. Listen for the audience applauding for a robotic replica of George W. at D1sney W0rld." |
| 6/14/05 | 1:00 | Karen's Dead / 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Revisited | Part 1
Part 2 | | Revisiting two of the original Austin performances, shows #262 & #263, from 7/23/2003 and 7/30/2003: "Soundtrack to the beautiful unending experience of Ordinary People." / "Number 2 of 3." |
| 6/7/05 | 1:00 | Smoking: Isn't it About Dads?: 7 1/2-year edit | Listen | | One-hour edit of show #163, 1/16/1998: "Public Service Announcement fest, spliced, collaged and reinterpreted in real time." |
2005| Date | Lnth | Title | Audio | Lists | Description |
|---|
| 5/31/05 | 1:00 | Layered Laughter Brings New Closure to the Guy | Listen | (Later) | She doesn't believe it was a cat. I don't know if it's good or bad, but it happens all the same. (always transforming and again) [Last new show made in Austin until 2 years later] |
| 5/24/05 | 0:31 | The Guy and K.L.E.R.E.'s mutual interview after the end | | | |
| 5/24/05 | 1:00 | Surely Laughter Brings You Closer to the Guy | Listen | Playlist | I think the cat just fell: Should I go (a way)? |
| 5/17/05 | 1:00 | None of This is What I Intended | Listen | Playlist | Sometimes, out of nowhere, it's like this moment of clarity. |
| 5/10/05 | 1:00 | Redefining Freedom | Listen | Playlist | "We are a great society because we are free society; on the other hand, it is very important for there to be limits." - George W. Bush |
| 4/26/05 | 1:00 | Just Wanted to Say Goodbye | Listen | Playlist | Every day, once a day, give yourself a present. |
| 4/12/05 | 1:00 | A Sense of Recognition | Listen | Playlist | Just like snowflakes. |
| 4/5/05 | 1:00 | No Tomorrow Life | Listen | Playlist | Tranquility is sudden; I look for conclusions. |
| 3/29/05 | 1:00 | Inside of the Ending | Listen | Playlist | I won't dream any further than my own backyard. What do we mean when we differentiate work from play? |
| 3/22/05 | 1:00 | Go at the Speed You'd Like to Go | Listen | Playlist | Today, our whole downtown is completely enclosed, and we have a welcome neighbor: A GE nuclear power plant.
Featured on Radio Boredcast, part of AV Festival 12: As Slow As Possible (International Festival of Art, Technology, Music and Film), curated by Vicki Bennett of People Like Us.
Samples include Wendy Carlos, John Ashcroft, Disneyland, Disco Polka, Tony Shalhoub, WarGames, Mogwai, Diane Cluck, and many others, at many speeds.
"Looks like tomorrow is already here." |
| 3/1/05 | 1:00 | The Retina of the Mind's Eye rebroadcast | Listen | Playlist | Mostly not live. Rebroadcast of show #342 from 11/23/04: The Retina of the Mind's Eye. |
| 2/22/05 | 1:00 | Uncertainty is OK | Listen | Playlist | The more you look, the less you really know. Nothing can go wrong. Show us your papers. Stay calm. Suffer peacefully. |
| 2/15/05 | 1:00 | Don't Know | Listen | Playlist | Some shared feeling that goes on. |
| 2/8/05 | 1:00 | It's All Forgotten Now | Listen | Playlist | Chaotic, delightful, and terrifying, all at once. 12th anniversary show. |
| 2/2/05 | 0:20 | Video Audio Dance Improv | | | Live, improvised video projection and audio mixing by K.L.E.R.E., over live, improvised dance performance, during The South Austin Artist Circle. |
| 2/1/05 | 1:00 | Our Jill? (Latter Day Sainthood) | Listen | (Later) | Scary |
| 1/25/05 | 1:00 | So Now You Take My Breath Away | Listen | (Later) | Self-induced hyperventilation & the silence between the notes. |
1/19, 1/22,
1/23, 1/28/05 | 0:04 | Dance Carousel @ Frontera Festival Long Fringe 2005 | | Details | Four one-minute pieces are featured in the Austin Independent Choreographers' 2nd Annual Dance Carousel, consisting of 40 one-minute dances by 10 choreographers |
| 1/18/05 | 1:00 | Pure Imagination (Inaugural) | Listen | (Later) | God wants us to be free (and to maintain full productivity). |
| 1/11/05 | 1:00 | schnappi schnappi schnappi | Listen | (Later) | We all live on a stage where many infinities gather. Dance to the music. |
| 1/4/05 | 1:00 | Swirled Freely | Listen | Playlist | Field recordings and musical electronics. |
2004| Date | Lnth | Title | Audio | Lists | Description |
|---|
| 12/28/04 | 1:00 | Don't Fear the Rumsfeld | Listen | Playlist | The people who shot down the plane over Pennsylvania. |
| 12/21/04 | 1:00 | You Have Nowhere to Go (What's Wrong?) | Listen | Playlist | An ode to Walter Murch's THX-1138. |
| 12/14/04 | 1:00 | A Weird Sense of Cognitive Dissonance | Listen | Playlist |  |
| 12/7/04 | 1:00 | Giggle Gaggle Gurgle | Listen | Playlist | Going against your doctor's recommendation. |
| 11/30/04 | 1:00 | (Still untitled) | (Later) | (Later) | |
| 11/23/04 | 1:00 | The Retina of the Mind's Eye | Listen | Playlist | The battle for the mind of North America. |
| 11/16/04 | 1:00 | (Still untitled) | (Later) | (Later) | |
| 11/9/04 | 1:00 | A Little Scream (of me) | Listen | (Later) | The greatest gift is the smile you give to your brother. - McDonald's Corp., 1972. |
| 11/2/04 | 1:00 | The Need for Creative Inquiry (Just sit on the bench and watch the ballgame) | Listen | Playlist | Free creation without the arbitrary limiting effects of coersive institutions. |
| 10/26/04 | 1:00 | (Still untitled) | (Later) | (Later) | |
| 10/19/04 | 1:00 | Loops in Isolation | Listen | (Later) | |
| 10/5/04 | 1:00 | (Still untitled) | (Later) | (Later) | |
| 9/28/04 | 1:00 | One Step Closer | Listen | Playlist | Corporate propaganda, TV, bears: noise. |
| 9/24-9/26/04 | | Parallax View | | | Politically themed shows all weekend @ 9th annual Cinematexas: Parallax View. Non-stop collage of five hours of show edits, in basement of large warehouse, downstairs from films and during party. |
| 9/7/04 | 1:00 | Terminal Sunshine | Listen | (Later) | Like a Rainbow Canon. Pretty. Not wordy. Last show for a while. What is it you were thinking about? |
| 9/2/04 | 2:00 | Four-show RNC collage | Listen | Others | Four shows tightly edited down to two hours:
"Beautiful Terror", "Children's Television Voteshop", "The Wizard of War", and "The Great Communicator."
Used in WFMU's Republican National Convention Re-mix, part of The Imagine Festival Of Arts, Issues and Ideas. |
| 9/1/04 | 1:00 | It's a World of Bludgeoning | | Others | Mix of It's a World of Laughter and Bludgeoning the Unconvinced down to one hour. Used in WFMU's Republican National Convention Re-mix, part of The Imagine Festival Of Arts, Issues and Ideas. |
| 8/31/04 | 1:00 | Why Go On? (Despair) | Listen | Playlist | When Will the Surprise Happen? |
| 8/30/04 | 1:00 | I Approve This Message rebroadcast | | Others | Various episodes used in WFMU's Republican National Convention Re-mix, part of The Imagine Festival Of Arts, Issues and Ideas. |
| 8/24/04 | 1:00 | I Torture Myself (Art & Music as Confessional) | Listen | Playlist | How could one not have all of this somehow find its way into their creative work? |
| 8/17/04 | 1:00 | Torture US | Listen | Playlist | What has been charged thus far is abuse, which I believe, technically, is different from torture. |
| 8/10/04 | 1:00 | Bludgeoning the Unconvinced rebroadcast | Listen | | Not live. Rebroadcast of show #293 from 2/7/04: Bludgeoning the Unconvinced. |
| 8/3/04 | 1:00 | George & Adolf rebroadcast | Listen | | Not live. Rebroadcast of show #270 from 9/24/04: George & Adolf / Someone Who Has a Job to Do (I'm a Loving Guy). |
| 7/27/04 | 1:00 | Children's Television Voteshop (Behavior Modification) | Listen | Playlist | The electoral college will have the final voice, 'cause people helping other people is what this world's about. Kids, a Christian Coalition education critique, vote fraud, The Marx Brothers, Barney, and horror movies. You can always count on a police officer whenever you need help. |
| 7/20/04 | 1:00 | I Approve This Message (A Few More of Those Unknown Unknowns) | Listen | Playlist | How did this tradition get started? I don't know, but it's a tradition. |
| 7/13/04 | 1:00 | The Importance of Having a Voice | Listen | Playlist | Lords & peasants, factories & workers; outraged about many things; things you are going to say to people; the right time and the wrong week; just to be able to say that you don't agree; no place like home. |
| 7/8/04 | | Orient(n)ations Project | | | Part of Orient(n)ations Project, at ArtPace Gallery, San Antonio, TX |
| 7/6/04 | 1:00 | The Hills Are Alive | Listen | Playlist | Failure is impossible. |
| 6/29/04 | 0:30 | Sheep's Clothing | Listen | (Later) | One of my assistants was eating a great-looking salad, so I asked her to order one for me. |
| 6/22/04 | 0:30 | Morally Ambiguous Hypnosis | Listen | Playlist | The past does not equal the future. |
| 6/15/04 | 0:30 | Better Off Dead | Listen | (Later) | Is it easier for you to buy things in a store than it was four years ago? (The sound of someone shooting Ronald Reagan.) |
| 6/8/04 | 0:30 | The Great Communicator | Listen | (Later) | Ronald Reagan said, "We can leave our children with an unrepayable debt, and a shattered economy." (May cause stomach illness.) |
| 6/1/2004 | 0:30 | Decades of Dictatorship (the slippery slope) | Listen | Playlist | There's no stopping progress. |
| 5/25/04 | 0:30 | (Still untitled) | (Maybe) | (Later) | 700th hour of radio. |
| 5/18/04 | 0:30 | Rewrite Your Agreement with Reality | Listen | Playlist | Interesting people over lovely loops of new Magnetic Fields/Stephin Merritt. |
| 5/11/04 | 0:30 | It's a World of Laughter rebroadcast | Listen | | Not live. Rebroadcast of show #297 from 2/24/04: It's a World of Laughter. |
| 5/4/04 | 0:30 | Coincident Symphony | Listen | Playlist | Classical cut-ups and synchronicity. |
| 5/1/04 | 2:00 | (Still untitled) | (Later) | (Later) | Long special show. |
| 4/30/04 | 3:24 | Please Call Stella | Listen | (Later) | Hours spent all over the place, never calming down. Long special guest slot on KVRX Austin & internet. |
| 4/27/04 | 0:30 | The Wake is Not What Drives the Boat | Listen | Playlist | And neither is the wake of your life the reason your life is going in the direction that it is. The wake is a trail that is left behind. |
| 4/24/04 | 1:00 | Following the Leader | Listen | Playlist | Presidents and plastics, a disturbing visit with Bush, Lincoln, D1sney, Monsanto's model home, and Michael Jackson. Judy Garland is frightened of Whitney Houston. Listen for the audience applauding for a robotic replica of George W. at D1sney W0rld. |
| 4/20/04 | 0:30 | The Coming Storms | Listen | Playlist | Open space via 32 copies of a piano piece, and then another piece, from The Terminator soundtrack by Brad Fiedel. |
| 4/17/04 | 1:30 | Thank You For Making Noise | Listen | Playlist | |
| 4/13/04 | 0:30 | Now (Rippling Water) | Listen | Playlist | The past flows back from now. |
| 4/8/04 | 2:00 | Around the Town Soundscape | Listen | Playlist | Soundtrack to a remote world. An immersive two hours, utilizing only Austin-based music as source material. |
| 4/6/04 | 0:30 | A Little Dream (of me) | Listen | Playlist | Dreamy, messy, and collaging old shows together, feels a lot longer than it is. |
| 3/30/04 | 0:30 | Act Without Deliberation | Listen | Playlist | Overlooking the significance of the world; a picture of anxiety. Main sources: Her Space Holiday, Alan Watts. Other sources: Imaginary Landscapes, The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (Jon Brion), Hugh Le Caine, Wayne Dyer, Guns N Roses. |
| 3/23/04 | 0:31 | The Wizard of War | Listen | Playlist | Main sources: Philip Glass's The Fog of War, C-Span phone callers re 9/11 Commission hearing, Alan Watts. Also Disney's Peoplemover, Wizard of Oz outtakes, more. |
| 3/16/04 | 0:27 | These Documents | Listen | Playlist | These documents clearly show. The White House Press Secretary's unrelenting assertions about Bush's military service records, how clear the documents are, and how proud the President was. No looping was necessary! Ably assisted by Vangelis, Alan Watts, and Noam Chomsky. (Show #300.) |
| 3/9/04 | 0:30 | Senseless Sequencing #2 | Listen | | Part 2 of frenetic sequential collage of dozens of past shows. Not live. |
| 3/2/04 | 0:30 | Senseless Sequencing #1 | Listen | | Frenetic and mindless sequential collage of dozens of past shows. Not live. |
| 2/24/04 | 0:30 | It's a World of Laughter | Listen | Playlist | While the price of freedom and security is high, it is never too high! Taxes, wars and Walt...you'll laugh 'til you stop, when Bush, D1sney, zen masters and Schoolhouse Rock fit together perfectly. |
| 2/17/04 | 0:30 | Uniquely American | Listen | Playlist | Bush says, bring 'em on, we are coming to free you, we will not relent, and we shouldn't walk into other countries and impose our ways. Chomsky says, the media controls the masses. Disney says, every task you undertake becomes a piece of cake, if you whistle while you work. |
| 2/10/04 | 0:30 | Indistinguishable Layers | Listen | (Later) | Someone left cake out in the rain. It's melted now. Main sources: 2/7/04 show (Air & Spiro Agnew), 2/3/04 show (phone callers), phone callers. |
| 2/7/04 | 0:30 | Unexpected Interview | | | Interviewed about show after show. |
| 2/7/04 | 1:00 | Bludgeoning the Unconvinced | Listen | Playlist | We don't plan to let people influence us. The hour is here. Lyndon B. Johnson and Spiro Agnew speak out on war dissenters, over rhythmic remixing of period music and Air. Main sources: Air ("Mike Mills" from Talkie Walkie), President Lyndon Johnson, VP Spiro Agnew, Rushmore soundtrack. |
| 2/3/04 | 0:30 | What Is It About? | Listen | Playlist | Drifting, into a crowd of phone callers. Main sources: Llewellyn ap Gruffydd, Quiet American field recordings, callers. |
| 2/1/04 | | Illegal Art MP3 Compilation | Listen | Read | Curated this month's Illegal Art online MP3 compilation, featuring over a dozen works not legally allowed to exist. (Read and listen.) |
| 1/27/04 | 0:30 | Last in Translation | Listen | (Later) | Main sources: Film music from Lost in Translation (incl. Air). |
| 1/20/04 | 0:30 | Evil Turned Out Rather Well | Listen | Playlist | Main sources: Cambodia field recording, films (Eraserhead, American Psycho, WarGames, Dancer in the Dark, Brazil, The Karate Kid, Time Bandits), Bjork. |
| 1/13/04 | 0:31 | Splashing Strumming, Sometimes Stereo | Listen | Playlist | Sanity squandered solving sound snafu. Main sources: The Books, field recording, George W. Bush via The Kinship of Grief and Terrorism. |
| 1/6/04 | 0:30 | Mommy? Clip 2 | | | Airing of another portion of Mommy? (2/6/02). |
| 12/30/03 | 0:30 | Mommy? Clip 1 | | | Airing of a portion of Mommy? (2/6/02). |
2003| Date | Lnth | Title | Audio | Lists | Description |
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| 12/23/03 | 1:27 | The Kinship of Grief and Terrorism | Listen | (Later) | More beautiful terror. Main sources: George W. Bush, Explosions in the Sky, US presidents, Beautiful Terror. |
| 12/22/03 | 2:00 | Beautiful Terror | Listen | Playlist | A musical-politcal meditation on our world leaders at their most capitvating and horrible. George W., more beautiful than ever. Special 2-hour show. Sources include: George W. Bush, Explosions in the Sky, US presidents, Bjork. |
| 12/20/03 | 1:30 | This Mess is True | Listen | Playlist | Sources include: Spandau Ballet, Hans Zimmer from True Romance, Bjork from Dancer in the Dark, Simple Minds from The Breakfast Club, Amelie. |
| 12/16/03 | 0:30 | Polyphonic Potato Head | Listen | Playlist | A speech irony plop. Sources include: Polyphonic Spree, Aimee Mann, field recordings, WarGames film, Q*Bert, Magnetic Fields, Breakfast Club film. |
| 12/9/03 | 0:31 | Light | Listen | Playlist | A polyphonic spree. Only source: Polyphonic Spree. |
| 12/2/03 | 0:30 | They Ignore Me | Listen | Playlist | What do they do to you? Main sources: The Breakfast Club film, Johann Pachelbel. |
| 11/25/03 | 0:33 | Realaudio Looping | (Later) | (Later) | The live Realaudio stream, complete with 30-second delay, used as perpetually looping basis for call-in show. On air & very much internet streaming. |
| 11/18/03 | 0:30 | Murmuring Mumbling Muttering | Listen | Playlist | Main sources: Halloween film theme, Mommy?, Love on a Real Train, Hal Hartley films, Mike Oldfield, Diane Cluck, underslept lunatic. |
| 11/11/03 | 0:30 | Beatles Crop Fugue | Listen | | Highlights from previously recorded live show, Beatles Chaos Fugue - 11/28/98. |
| 11/4/03 | 0:30 | Headache Connection Cropped | Listen | | Highlights from previously recorded live session, Headache Connection - 7/19/02, never before aired. |
| 10/28/03 | 0:30 | Penguin Pacman Phone | Listen | Playlist | Main sources: Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Kermit the Frog, Bill Cosby, Karate Kid film music, Pac-Man music, answering machine tapes. |
| 10/21/03 | 0:30 | It's Still Too Much | Listen | | Beatles rebroadcast excerpt from It's Too Much - 7/28/02. |
| 10/14/03 | 0:28 | Cranes, Clocks, Ghosts | Listen | Playlist | Main sources: D15n3y'5 Haunt3d Man5i0n, Cranes. |
| 10/1/03 | 0:30 | 2001: A War Odyssey | Listen | Playlist | George & Adolf on a space carousel. Main sources: George W. Bush via George & Adolf, 2001: A Space Odyssey film music and excerpts. |
| 9/30/03 | 0:29 | Can I Help Someone? | Listen | Playlist | Marimbas, regret and love on a real train. Main sources: Steve Reich, Tangerine Dream from Risky Business, Hal Hartley's Surviving Desire film, Raising Arizona film music. |
| 9/24/03 | 1:00 | George & Adolf / Someone Who Has a Job to Do (I'm a Loving Guy) | Listen | Playlist | A delightful romp with W. and his predecessors, and like a Disney ride it ends on the moon. #3 in George W. Bush / Adolf Hitler collage series. |
| 9/23/03 | 0:30 | Doin' it Our Way (A Compassionate Nation) | Listen | Playlist | #2 in George W. Bush collage series. |
| 9/16/03 | 0:29 | I Just Had to Kill a Lot of People (Pledging II) | Listen | Playlist | Terrorism, the moon, and a radio pledge drive. Warm-up for subsequent two George W. Bush collage shows. |
| 9/9/03 | 0:30 | Pledging | (Maybe) | (Maybe) | |
| 9/3/03 | 0:30 | Back and Forth | Listen | Playlist | Self-reference. Sources: Fourtet, Sandra Beckmeier, Herb Alpert, Pachelbel, and 12 past live shows mixed together. |
| 8/6/2003 | 0:30 | Rainbow Dementia (Kids are strange) | Listen | Playlist | Final installment in three-week series, not a children's show, not a political show, but more likely a soundtrack to an unknown world. |
| 8/5/2003 | 0:25 | Cat's Meow (Kids are fun) | Listen | Playlist | Filled in for "Cat's Meow," weekly children's radio show. |
| 7/30/2003 | 0:30 | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 | Listen | (Later) | Number 2 of 3. |
| 7/23/2003 | 0:28 | Karen's Dead (Give Her the Goddamned Camera) | Listen | Playlist | Soundtrack to the beautiful unending experience of Ordinary People. Recommended. |
| 6/25/03 | 1:00 | I'm Going to Kill Myself Tomorrow (The failure of America to live up to its ideals) | Listen | Playlist |  One hour moving musically through melancholy and despair. |
2001| Date | Lnth | Title | Audio | Lists | Description |
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| 12/19/01 | 0:41 |  (at Siberia) | | | Masses of answering machine tapes exposed, live shortwave radio snooping, no one will ever love Magnetic Fields looping, dense layers of repetitive ambience with odd pop samples, and obligatory presidential pleas to Get Back To Work, Evil Doers. At the new Siberia, midtown, following Pocket Zoo, ThemsGoodEatin, Ask The Dust. Playlist coming eventually. Recommended, although may never be downloadable due to incriminating materials. |
| 9/23/01 | 0:50 | Give Peace a Chance, Evil Doer | | | (Description forthcoming) On free103point9/free91point9 Sidewalk Microcast. George W. and John Lennon duke it out |
| 9/1/01 | 1:00 | Garden 6BC | | | Live ambient construction in idyllic East Village garden as the sun set on cool summer evening |
| 8/25/01 | 1:00 | Ethnographic Extravaganza: World Manipulation, on WFMU | Listen | | In the first hour, Rob Weisberg played world music selections from the OCORA series of ethnographic recordings. In the second hour, Ken took Rob's hour and manipulated, layered, collaged, and rearranged it, creating a trance-inducing aural environment. On WFMU-FM and via internet. |
| 7/26/01 | 0:35 | General Protection Fault: OpenMouse | | | Soundlab & Rhizome audiovisual electronic improv event @ Fun, Chinatown. Failure through technology. |
| 7/21/01 | 3:30 | Love on a PATH Train: Regurgitation 1.5 | (Later) | | 90 minutes and then 2 more hours. Catharsis through a few live, hypnotic studies, daytime to nighttime, in center of outdoor courtyard @ Arts Center on 1st (a.k.a. The 111 Building, a.k.a. The Cigar Factory), Jersey City. Highly recommended. More detailed description will be provided later. |
| 6/3/01 | 3:45 | No More Shitake Mushrooms: C.O.M.A. Summer 2001 Benefit for ABC No-Rio | | | Various sets spanning 5-1/2 hour event, experimenting with NYC location recordings, a tribute to the Park Slope Food Coop, and spontaneous improvisation with various wandering musicians. At ABC No-Rio, amidst overloaded environment of improvisers, filling every nook of four-story building. Portions recommended |
| 5/18/01 | 1:30 | Expect Delays | | | Microphone delay feedback chain during party, becoming spontaneous loop-processed jam w/samples, delays, amps, viola, organ, kitchenware and mouths, at Chateau Rob & Katie, Hoboken |
| 4/23/01 | 0:45 | Excess Vitamin C: The Knitting Factory | Listen to sets 2&3 | | Various sets at The Knitting Factory, main stage, ending with a Dufus collaboration. Pee, flush, yiddish in Brooklyn, even more Microsoft sounds, noise. Alternating with Dufus, The Moldy Peaches, Purple Organ, others. More information forthcoming. |
| 4/18/01 | 0:30 | Dufused (@WFMU) | | | Subtle electronic collaboration underneath live Dufus set, WFMU |
| 4/17/01 | 1:32 | Neuborns Feel Pain (@WFMU) | Listen | | Noise crunch; ummm uh you know ummm whatever; torturous Dufus loop excess; more Microsoft sounds; machine density; hello?; infinite Karma disjoint combination resolution; uninspiring interview. On WFMU 91.1 FM NYC/90.1 FM Hudson Valley/internet broadcast. (Pre-show announcement) |
| 3/24/01 | 3:35 | Regurgitation in Four Parts | Listen to a loopy clip | | Four closely related sets @ Regurgitation Show, art & music expo, Arts Center on 1st, Jersey City. Segments recommended. Description to be expanded later. (The loopy clip is "The Hello MS Regurgitation Loop Clip.") |
| 3/16/01 | 2:25 | Loops in Love | | | Noisy, loopy, large, and pop 80's deconstruction, with massive Air Supply Lost in Love segment. Recommended. At free103point9 party and broadcast, Williamsburg. Description to be expanded later |
| 2/11/01 | 1:54 | Short Stories | | | Improvisational event on Lower East Side, C.O.M.A. Winter 2001 Benefit for ABC No-Rio. 14 brief and unique sets throughout 7-hour event, totalling about 2 hours of sound. Not as suicide-evoking as Summer 2000 Benefit (6/4/00), but qualified. Some sets were successful, and recommended. Description to be expanded later. |
2000| Date | Lnth | Title | Audio | Lists | Description |
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| 11/11/00 | 1:00 | Station Identification (@WFMU) | | | (Description to be provided eventually) On WFMU, 91.1 NYC, 90.1 upstate, internet: RealAudio, MP3, Windows Media. Pre-show announcement is here. |
| 11/4/00 | 0:40 | Wasted Spoiler | | | Ambient, loopy, mild consciousness-raising set at "Green Party," a Ralph Nader fundraiser at "The Plant" |
| 10/5/00 | 0:45 | Feedback at The Office | | | Finding an unattended mic and an amp, an adventure into musical feedback was launched. At "The Office," a 10,000 sq. ft. performance space and construction site in SoHo. Video by CitAC |
| 9/24/00 | 1:15 | Elsewhere Interactive | | | Call-in show in Williamsburg, with Carrie and Tom of free103point9 |
| 9/24/00 | 1:35 | Elsewhere | Listen to excerpts | Playlist | Noise, layers, building terror and hypnotic immersion from within a cement bunker at Momenta Art, in the Williamsburg Elsewhere Festival, to gallery audience and live broadcast on pirate radio station free103point9. Various sources randomly co-opted. Recommended. Request CD. |
| 8/26/00 | 0:15 | Minimalist Karma | | | Yet another interpretation of Radiohead's Karma Police, this one more minimalist and repetitive, at showing in Harlem |
| 7/16/00 | 0:00 | Hacked at H2K | | | Anti-censorship-themed mix for 2600's H2K, third HOPE conference (Hackers On Planet Earth) @ Hotel Pennsylvania, NYC (Censored) |
| 6/4/00 | 5:45 | Insert Coin | Listen to 47 mins. | | Extravaganza closely interwoven with large improvisational event @ C.O.M.A.'s 2000 ABC No-Rio Benefit, NYC. Game Over. 3 laptops, 3 CD players,12-track mixer, tuner, amp, bass amp, 2 speakers, microcasette recorder, portable mini-disc recorder, mini-disc player, three mobile microphones, two walkie-talkies, cell phone, drum machine, spectator-driven vintage video game feedback, ample sampling of spectators and participants, all driving performer to desire to die. One particular 70-minute segment is pleasantly frightening, and recommended for relistening. |
| 5/27/2000 | 1:03 | Y2Ken (@WFMU) | Listen | Playlist | Various hypnotic loop and classic video game experiments crammed perilously into a single hour. On WFMU, 91.1 NYC area / 90.1 Hudson Valley area / internet broadcast. |
| 5/13/00 | 1:00 | Pre-Coin Q-Bert Terror Pianos | | | Chaotic piano building, Q-Bert of Terror, Moby stretch plus sounds, Karma drag, Stevie Wonder transition, at Halcyon in Brooklyn. Largely inspired by classic video game sound effects |
| 3/28/00 | 0:45 | No Rushing | | | Extended, lovely experimentation with Moby's Rushing, at a private location in Chelsea |
Summer 1998| Date | Length | Title | Description |
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| 9/3/98 | 3:00 | Last Last Ever / Turing Test | Sampled Tanya from previous week hits on caller ("I'm going to call you, Colin, and you're gonna suffer"), and gets anti-homosexuality lecture. First ever appearance of caller getting into a fight with a computer, audio sample collage, tiny Press the Button sample, A Whole New World ... Recommended, especially Tanya Turing test section |
8/27/98
(Listen to the entire show) (Taken offline) | 6:00 | More Hanson, please: Freshmen Jamming III | More Hanson, please. Final Freshmen Jamming (Part 3). Revisited Radiohead loops. Tanya duplicity sampling jamboree. ("John, I think I have you outnumbered: there's about 7 of me and 1 of you.") Nobody knows who's live and who's electronic. And Joey Ramone sings King Diamond. High level of confusion. (Portions highly recommended, particularly tapes 2-3.) Listen to the entire show (Taken offline). |
| 8/20/98 | 6:47 | Laptop Extravaganza | Includes live Extended Karma - even longer than the original Extended Karma Extravaganza. Also rare Radiohead, etc. |
| 8/13/98 | 6:00 | Contemporary Khan Kidneys | |
| 8/6/98 | 4:30 | (Still untitled) | |
| 8/5/98 | 3:00 | (Still untitled) | |
| 7/30/98 | 6:00 | (Still untitled) | |
| 7/23/98 | 6:35 | Penis death (God did it, God did it) | |
| 7/16/98 | 6:00 | Freshmen Jamming, Part II | New students come to the disco in the union, and discuss oral sex in Spanish. Tube Amp sings of riot-control steps. Phone callers. ... |
| 7/10/98 | 2:30 | Rebroadcasts | 6/5/96, 5/18/98, 7/9/98 |
| 7/9/98 | 6:30 | Freshmen Jamming, episode 1 of 2 | Sketchy John picks up Melissa and Vanessa, PT Mike throws party in Onondaga 4H w/ Keith Hessian, Weezer loops, Tube Amp sneeze sampling, etc. |
7/2/98
(Playlist) | 3:05 | Most ANNOYING | Put to a vote for most annoying show, I lost by a wide margin. - New monostereo deconstruction (L-R unsynching), dishwashing Weezer loops, Wooly belch shifting, free tape giveaways, pregnant on Old State Rd., request for 'I Hate That Quiche, Man' (9/5/97), apprentice, Mad Trivia annoying votes: "You can't compete with those guys!", caller overload, wrap up with dishwashing Weezer relief. Recommended: Weezer loops (tape 1, side B), funny calls (tape 2) |
6/25/98
(Playlist) | 3:00 | Nonsensical poetry | Also loops, pitchshift, eerie mood and electronic music, Wooly scrotum loop, "5,4,3,2,1", etc. Poor Henry Rollins ("and the shrink that was picking my brain"). Interesting |
| 6/19/98 | 1:03 | Rebroadcast 6/18/98 | |
6/18/98-2
(Listen to the entire show) (Taken offline) | 3:05 | Loopiest Ever | Highly recommended - Layering loops, usually very cleanly - A few pop songs explored, with intermissions. Listen to the entire show (Taken offline) |
| 6/18/98-1 | 3:00 | Rebroadcast 6/11/98 | Pilgrim engineered |
| 6/12/98 | 1:25 | Rebroadcast 6/11/98 | |
| 6/11/98 | 3:00 | Classical Moody Mix: Summer Two | Recommended |
| 6/10/98 | 2:54 | Rebroadcasts, w/apprentice Tom | |
| 6/5/98 | 2:15 | Rebroadcasts, music | |
| 6/4/98 | 3:20 | (Summer 98 #1 - Untitled) | Ambient, compusamples, compuPSA, computalk - Perhaps too long. Electronic voice talking about Dads ("What's it mean to be a Dad? It means when my Dad beats me up. It's like when my Mom and Dad get into a fight and my Dad sleeps on the couch."). Interesting, eerie, moody. Lots of references to earlier shows, like Dad cart references. Still interesting as stand-alone, but voice part would be more meaningful with background of carts. But much more happens in the show. |
| 6/3/98 | 2:37 | (Still untitled) | Chatter, rebroadcasts |
| 5/29/98 | 3:00 | (Still untitled) | |
Spring 1998| Date | Length | Title | Description |
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| 5/18/98 | 3:00 | Compuradiohead Deluxe | The best Radiohead remix yet - Highly recommended |
| 5/14/98 | 2:05 | Rebroadcast both 5/12/98 shows, plus Mark Storm Guy impressions | |
| 5/12/98 | 3:00 | Compumixing Radiohead, funny loops, Negland Happy Heroes, etc. | |
| 5/12/98 | 3:00 | The search for Dining Hall Girl concludes, with Mark "Storm Guy" | The follow-up to the 1/22/98 show, seeking closure to the unfulfilled quest. Turns into an all-out attack on a rapping, aspiring meteorologist. Tape 2 recommended (once "Storm Guy" shows up) |
5/5/98
(Download audio) | 1:20 | Radiohead Extended Karma Extravaganza | First half: Noisy combinations of found stuff and last week's Live Melanie Inspirations; Second half: My unfinished Radiohead Karma Police remix, debuted for copyright infringement values, and then a spontaneous Radiohead Let Down mixing |
| 4/28/98 | 1:30 | Live Melanie and Adam inspirations | Live Extravaganza band remixing Melanie and Adam, with theramin, ugly stick, keyboard, nose flute, violin, guitars, the vomit dance, and more! Melanie later performed her song on stage at a CD Release Benefit, and declared afterwards: "Ken, like, took this song and, like, totally destroyed it on the air. But it was funny, it was funny! I thought it was funny." |
| 4/21/98 | 1:30 | Rebroadcast 11/18/97 (repetitive mixing), w/ 1/23/98 (BIG UP) | |
| 4/14/98 | 1:30 | Melanie Indonesian Nakedness, in stereo | |
| 4/7/98 | 1:30 | Ambient Mix | Headphones required |
| 3/31/98 | 1:30 | Outdoor Feedback | Studio mic placement, ambient outdoor sound effects, other noise |
3/24/98
(Read the lengthy pre-show announcement) | 1:30 | Random Radiohead Remix Rebroadcast | |
| 3/16/98 | 7:30 | Universal Clock | RealAudio fails, computer mixing, live Wooly Band kazoo burping, Catholic Connection, universal clock, KLF ABBA MP3, Plunderphonics, DTMF touch tone phone dialing on air, reunion w/Thurston of 2/17/96 show, etc., w/PT Mike. Portions recommended |
| 3/12/98 | 1:25 | Pilgrim's Interpolation Becomes Snow Queen Aweemaway Tube Amp Matt Crazy | |
| 3/11/98 | 0:30 | Buenos Noches Plane Crash Coffee Drama, with Peanuts | Pilgrim, PT Mike, Ken, Tube Amp, Bunny |
| 3/10/98 | 1:30 | RealAudio feedback debut | Taped administrators (w/Tube Newton & Pilgrim), Lee Renaldo caller from Sp96 calls back with snack, Maryland RealAudio delay caller, San Francisco RealAudio delay caller, Guam caller, Wooly, SA Meeting delay, etc. |
| 3/3/98 | 1:30 | Why worry worry worry worry when Malcolm X is at 28.8K? | First RealAudio internet broadcast, w/beats and sound effects, more debating phone callers, more Malcolm X, more Marcy, and more highlights of old Extravaganzas |
| 2/26/98 | 4:58 | Eagle Ears | Cup drama, sound effects, talking to Quake-playing Tube Amp, Marc Eagle and Mike Simon, w/Pilgrim |
| 2/25/98 | 0:30 | A Cup of Extravaganza and a Butchered Radio Drama Later... | Coffee drama remix. "I'll go check the truck" |
| 2/17/98 | 1:30 | Malcolm X rerun, with new callers | |
| 2/10/98 | 1:25 | (Still untitled) | |
| 2/8/98 | 2:43 | Tag Teaming | Melted records, porn movie, "thank you for making noise", etc. |
| 2/6/98 | 0:10 | Longest ever | Negativland |
| 2/5/98 | 3:00 | Half calls, half broken stories | First 45 minutes: Coldcut, Momus, Negativland Sex Dirt. Reordered poetry. "More noise please." Etc. Then, stupid people on air and Keith accusing Pilgrim of being Dining Hall Girl. Wooly, Big Ups. Lots of confused layering of talking and callers from different shows, which leads to funny and confusing results (I still have no idea what's going on in this show). Then an abrupt switch to spoken word splicing using political tapes, and multiple Mark Twain stories edited for maximum confusion. Interesting show. More rambling detail is available. |
| 2/4/98 | 0:30 | Coldcut rebroadcast | Side B of 2/1/98 show |
| 2/1/98 | 2:33 | Mozart Trazom Coldcut | Taped until 12:47am - 45 minutes of Mozart remixing, then other interesting things |
| 1/28/98 | 3:00 | Beaurocratic NOISE | Phone, open mics on administrative types, feedback. ("Biggie fries" Tube Amp debut?) |
| 1/25/98 | 4:22 | Highlights/Rebroadcast | |
| 1/24/98 | 1:30 | Fast CD's ... | |
| 1/23/98 | 3:00 | BIG UP | Big up all those who be deserving big ups, disrespect all others. Cult following ensued. At least some of it recommended |
1/22/98
(Listen to entire show) (Taken offline) | 3:00 | Joey Ramone's Dining Hall Girl Quest | Joey Ramone seeks true love in finding his stalked Dining Hall Girl, via a team of well-intentioned participants interviewing the world. Cult following ensued. Recommended. Part two on 5/12/98, 4pm. Listen to the entire show (Taken offline) |
| 1/21/98 | 3:00 | Trance | |
1/16/98
(Listen to 1 hour) | 3:00 | Smoking: Isn't it about Dads? | Public Service Announcement fest, spliced, collaged and reinterpreted in real time. Later participation via telephone nonsense, and ambient noises. Recommended. |
Fall 1997| Date | Length | Title | Description |
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| 12/17/97 | 4:13 | Matt Biscuiti Part II (aka Laurie Quinlan) | Matt Biscuiti was supposed to be here from 4 to 1 (Pushing the limits of inside jokes, but also very entertaining, quick, funny, clever, cult following ensued. Highly recommended, if you can stand it. Reward to person who guesses how many times the phrase is used on the show (hint: it's more than 100). Successful mass hypnosis. And anyone involved with WHRW, SUNY B, or the SA in '97 must have this.) |
| 12/15/97 | 3:00 | Def Washing Matt Biscuiti from 4 to 1 | First half: Quadruple dish-washing hypnosis with repeated pop loops and catatonic Philip Glass, Def Leppard/Metallica/Malcolm X collage. Second half, Matt Biscuiti is used in modern Laurie Quinlin systems from 4 to 1. Cult following ensued. Show #2 (12/17/97) might even be better. (But Matt Biscuiti is supposed to be here from 4 to 1. Repetition becomes mob rule. Reward to correct guesser on number of times the phrase is used.) |
| 12/1/97 | 1:30 | Eno Loop Confusion | Confusing - Eno and other vinyl weirdos, Smegma noise, Land of the Loops loops |
| 11/26/97 | 3:00 | Technoillbient Batman noise | Technoillbient, Smegma noise, Batman study, string concerto splicing, dish washing messages. . . |
| 11/18/97 | 1:30 | Repetitive music-mixing space | Music-mixing space: Classical, Quake, old repetition themes |
| 10/23/97 | 3:00 | Bad Religion interview | Produced and engineered |
| 10/11/97 | 3:00 | Club Jam Surgeon Vacation | DJ Sugarbear tribute (big up for Barbie), inspiring death threats from Ton EP, leading to abrupt switch: we are go, Over the Edge, surgery, backwards TooMany (intensely fast sequencing of pop-music hooks, played backwards, offering $1,000 for successful identifications), Go-Go's Vacation Madonna Holiday mix. The Apollo 18/Fly By Night Radio/We Are Go looping is irresistable, and probably recommended |
| 10/4/97 | 4:38 | Classical laughing space | Classical space, speaker-blasting segment, laughter and other noises |
| 10/4/97 | 3:00 | Space madness w/PT Mike & Pilgrim | 10 Cocteau Twins at once, Rev. Filas mixing, penis, FBN |
| 10/2/97 | 3:00 | Firesign Theatre | Some good, some not so good |
| 10/2/97 | 3:19 | Preview again, lots of Plunderphonics, two Firesign Theatres | |
| 9/29/97 | 0:42 | Rebroadcast, preview Too Many Songs #3 | |
Summer 1997| Date | Length | Title | Description |
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| 9/22/97 | 1:25 | Uh...THIS is the last ever | Ween Ween mix jam Fly By Night Matt Foofighters |
| 9/21/97 | 5:40 | Last ever last ever | Casio man, receptacle improv, noise, old shows mixed, John Cage |
| 9/15/97-2 | 4:45 | Cows can't have cheese without the white man | Malcolm X, cows, cheese, receptacle, American Express, what are you wearing? caller confusion (Recommended? Producing this show was an intense experience) |
| 9/15/97-1 | 1:28 | Clearance Test | Radiohead, TV Dinners, Godmoney st |
| 9/7/97 | 4:31 | Are you a partyliner? | NOISE callers Glass music carousels |
| 9/5/97 | 3:00 | I hate this quiche, man | Receptacle space Copycat (Recommended?) |
| 9/1/97 | 5:29 | Extravaplunderphonic receptacle mic space visible | Don't Worry if it Sounds Funny stutter loops, Abbott&Costello loops/distortion, Radiohead How Can You Be Sure cutting/manipulating/looping, sampling and cutting other sources, incl. Radiohead, Air Supply, Music for TV Dinners, phone callers, Visible?... |
| 8/31/97-2 | 5:34 | Music space phone etc. | |
| 8/31/97-1 | 3:00 | Daehoidar Ecaps | All Radiohead: Every direction and speed, infinite loops (99% Radiohead, 1% Biz Markie) |
| 8/27/97 | 6:00 | Full power of Space | Very scary show. Recommended, I think. |
| 8/16/97 | 3:00 | Monostereo noise mix | Beatles, Bowie, Simon&Gar de-stereo'd (distinct left and right channels carefully brought out of synch with each other), BowieQueen loop, Negland Dispepsi, R.E.M.=Stone Roses, space sample |
| 8/9/97 | 3:00 | Religious parasites | Mark Smith passed a 14-inch tapeworm, Dispepsi |
| 8/2/97 | 5:50 | | Space, noise, Alicia, Radiohead, PT Mike, Copycat |
| 7/29/97 | 1:30 | Radiohead and Beatles layering | Some music too |
| 7/26/97 | 3:00 | Beatles stole from Radiohead | Layering Radiohead, music, more Radiohead |
Spring 1997| Date | Length | Title | Description |
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6/8/97
(Playlist) | 3:05 | Spoken World - First Ever Extravaganza | All space, listenable mixing of spoken & World music - Clean and interesting, vast array of sources, probably recommended |
| 6/4/97 | 3:50 | Mostly new music, some weirdness | Poetry, new music, no real space |
| 5/22/97 | 3:00 | Trivial Madness | Celebrating death of Mad Trivia Party, callers, Knight Rider, Buzzbomb, Rebel1, Batman, dead people, Sweet Pea |
| 5/21/97 | 4:03 | Music '97 | Straight music - Favs only, clean, no space, no talk |
| 5/14/97 | 3:03 | Year End '97 - Music excerpts |  Onyx w/PT Mike & John, Simon overkill, mixing, words, music, short attention, Dayna Brown, Greek TMBG, Kiss, Cheap Trick |
| 4/27/97 | 1:33 | NOISE | Spoken, humor, Wobbly, Onyx, noise |
| 4/23/97-2 | 3:00 | Next to Last Last Ever Space (Mixing, noise, music, etc.) | Old shows collaged, Over The Edge, King Missile riff, Maya Angelou, Homemaking, Ethel Merman, Power Rangers, Onyx, good Mag/Neg SI's, Ben Stern |
| 4/23/97-1 | 3:03 | Mixing, word splicing, music, etc. | Cantaloop US3 Herbie Hancock, Wobbly, Islam 101 caller, PT Mike, Apocalypse Now, Kerouac |
| 3/30/97 | 9:38 | James is Gay | Live Radiohead, then mass party-line madness, w/James, Rebel, Atomic Dog, Puddle, Moonchild 2, etc. |
| 3/28/97 | 1:32 | Outdoor Radio | CB radio on campus, broadcasting outdoors w/Saint (The story of this show). Digression from Pop. Talk of new building. Stalking public safety |
| 3/27/97 | 6:39 | Multilingual Receptacle | Excellent foreign spoken splicing music, then hours of on-air party line: Rebel 1 meets Moonchild. (The story of this show) Recommended |
| 3/25/97 | 2:45 | Tax Tip Mixing | "Don't underpay", ambient, goth, space, mixing, Fatso, Radiohead Mixing, Rachel's, Your Woman |
| 3/24/97 | 0:15 | | Fake newscast |
| 3/23/97 | 2:44 | Internet Browsing | Fake news, CR2 noise, other stations, internet mic, Negland Crosley Bendix (The story of this show) |
| 3/21/97 | 3:00 | | Fake news, Avant Disregard, weird callers, Radiohead mix |
Summer 1996| Date | Length | Title | Description |
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| 8/26/96 | 3:00 | One small step for Wesley: Last show (for now) | Weird, fun, CR2 stereo, medical |
| 8/22/96 | 3:00 | Last Ever Sum96 | Too crazy, milkduds, Wesley madness |
| 8/15/96 | 3:00 | Sum96 #7 | Cacophony w/Ben, Gregg, Bny. Painful |
| 8/8/96 | 2:53 | Sum96 #6 | SPACE: Mixing, cajun, Magnapop scan, country, mixing, Negland long Copyright Act |
| 8/1/96 | 2:45 | Sum96 #5: Loeb Law | Lisa Loeb, poetry, Tom Waits |
| 7/25/96 | 3:01 | Sum96 #4 | Heavy Metal, Clockwork Orange mix, Fiddler Roof mix, Python, Beats from Him, sndtrcks, Copycat set (Fiona debut), Stewart |
| 7/22/96 | 1:41 | w/Kevin | Charles Manson, Bee Gees, King Missile |
| 7/18/96 | 2:59 | Sum96 #3 | Magna SI's, Tiny Tim, country Ween, James Joyce, Lilac Time, You wanna be my friend?, Bee Gees medley, Copycat set. Tape 1: musical, Tape 2: sleepy |
| 6/20/96 | 3:00 | Sum96 #2 | Foofighters splicing intro, mixing, humor, Magnapop medley, Frogs, Xavier spiders, short Copycat set |
| 6/13/96 | 3:02 | Sum96 #1 | Negland, Frogs, Wesley, Copycat set. Turning point: Longer sets, less talk |
Spring 1996| Date | Length | Title | Description |
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| 6/5/96 | 3:00 | Music Space mix | Fun, wonderful mix - Humpback speeches Rev. Filas Negland Marcy |
| 5/7/96 | 1:28 | Last Sp96 Space | Fun, neat mix, Xavier phone, Pitchblende, music, Happy the Harmonica debut |
| 4/30/96 | 1:26 | It's Supposed to Hurt the First Ten Minutes: Sp96 Next to Last | Ken is odd, VCS, Negland, music, Kids in Hall, Xfiles |
| 4/16/96 | 1:25 | ? | |
| 4/23/96 | 1:25 | | Music, stuff, fun, VCS, Shel Silverstein, Janet Choi |
| 4/9/96 | 1:20 | Mexican Food | VCS, Wesley, talk |
| 4/2/96 | 3:00 | Spring Break Wesley Fingertips | Thrashy, new music, random, TMBG & Wesley bits |
| 3/30/96 | 2:51 | Copycat intro | Mark Knopfler segues |
| 3/26/96 | 1:25 | Space? Not really | Just music: Brazil, Wesley, Velvet Cactus Society, MC 900 ft Jesus |
| 3/19/96 | 1:25 | Sp96 Space #6 | Wesley Willis overkill |
| 3/12/96 | 1:25 | Sp96 Space #5 | Songs, talk, McDonald's, etc. |
| 3/5/96 | 1:30 | Sp96 Space #4 | Negativland, talk, blah |
| 2/27/96 | 1:25 | Sp96 Space #3 | Yet more phone talk w/music - Very funny. Debut of Tube Amp as Solomon, obtaining calculus homework help from other callers |
| 2/20/96 | 1:30 | Sp96 Space #2 | Debuts of Timothy & Xavier, great callers |
| 2/13/96 | 1:30 | Sp96 Space #1 | Star Wars, Pop, Ambient, Clockwork Orange. Turning point: Experimentation becomes more serious |
| 1/28/96 | 3:00 | Variety | Straight music mix - Very listenable |
Spring 1995| Date | Length | Title | Description |
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| 5/14/95 | 1:21 | | |
| 5/12/95 | 3:42 | Saddest Ever - Depressing | |
| 5/4/95 | 2:00 | ? Last | Maybe didn't do |
| 4/13/95 | 3:00 | | w/Jen Flynn, no Happy Hour |
| 4/13/95 | 2:30 | Music by young guys who aren't dead | Music, soundtracks |
| 4/?/95 | 0:00 | Short show | Between 4/6 & 4/13/95 |
| 4/6/95 | 2:00 | Many songs #1 | 200 songs in two hours. Refiling was no fun. Tried this again 10/19/95 |
| 4/6/95 | 0:30 | Covering | |
| 3/22/95 | 3:00 | | Talk w/Brian Evans, Ben's machines, Ben's PSA's |
| 3/16/95 | 2:00 | Engrava-ganza: Space III | Cosby, Dante cart, Star Wars, Star Trek beaming, Happy Hour, mixing, Friends?. First ever on-air engraving |
| 3/2/95 | 2:00 | Space II | Annoying: Ashley, Wally Pleasant, Celest Nav, Brady, Offspring medley, Cosby, Who's on 1st. Supposedly funny |
| 2/24/95 | 0:30 | Non-Pacifica | Sugar's second debut |
| 2/23/95 | 3:00 | | Dave & Pete - Sugar's Extrav debut |
| 2/16/95 | 1:55 | First Ever Thurs Space: What is Space? | You get a gorilla and then the old gorilla and you get a gorilla and then the old gorilla. Turning point: Became confident about experimentation |
| 2/11/95 | 3:00 | Johnson 3N | Live Dave & Pete, Rachel |
| 2/4/95 | 3:20 | w/Rachel | |
| 2/2/95 | 5:55 | Ken & Joe's First Ever Second Bi-Annual "II" Thursday Night Radio Extravaganza | Joe sings Vaseline, Kenny set. Fortunately for the listening world at large, this was our last show together until 9/20/95. |
| 1/26/95 | 6:00 | Ken & Joe's First Ever 2nd Annual Thursday Night Radio Extravaganza | Same night as meeting |
| 1/19/95 | 3:00 | Joe only? | |
| 1/21/95 | 3:00 | w/Joe | 1st set to B, Johnston, Brady, Jingle Cats, Bob & Doug space |
